Only if it's a very good domain. There isn't really a resell market for them at all unless it's a premium domain that is very good, and if you're planning to build a website on it, then people might forget the extension and go to the .com
They're still some good domain names for .mobi, i think its possible that some dot com mobile company would buy...
any other domain name other than .com, .net, .org isnt good unless it is a premium domain or it is a domain that is actually well known already... i live and breathe internet and still, I havent gotten out of the 3 dots dilemma... people always forget other extension other than those i mentioned so I totally agree with kiteguy123
The rule is simple - it's worth what one is willing to pay. Don't go on a buy frenzy without thinking twice ..
I believe NLP.mobi recently sold for $5,500 (the sale is listed on the GreatDomains.com homepage). I'm more of a .com guy myself, but hard to argue with such sales.
I think DotCom will always be the Standard (because it is the Original), but I think Premium, or Short DotMobi domains (preferably One-word names containing No numbers or hyphens) may be worth investing in.
Who asked? As for the .mobi domains, from the project owner point of view, if I did not own the .com, I would not bother securing the .mobi with no exception. If you plan to buy and then resell at a higher price then you are probably right to look for exclusive names only. To me .mobi sounds so weak.
Not at all, simply setup a detector to see if a mobile product is requesting your websites. If so, then simply redirect that request to http://mobile.yourdomain.com/
IMO,its worth it coz mobile phone user based is increasing exponentially everyday. And this create a huge market for .mobi domain. Now many company who is seeking rebranding is buying .mobi domain to meet their purpose.
Dot Mobi is evolving to be the global brand for anything related to mobile and also small site internet. All the .coms and other existing domain extensions' sites today would rather resolve their full internet site version with the advent of advanced phone technology like the Iphone. So, .mobi sites are unique with usually with no horizontal scrolling.. Small Site Internet Major companies reserved their .mobi couple years ago, most have yet to use them.. but that could change as DotMobi looks like it is spreading virally globally as a namespace/identifier.. I say go for it because anything Mobile (M-O-B-I) is hot, just sitting around doesn't get you a ticket for the big first and only oncoming life long mobile revolution Kind Regards, Yelo
I jumped on the .mobi bandwagon 2 years ago but since then have sold them off or let them expire worthless. Don't see too much future for this extention the way how things are going.