Update: Domain was sold.
X2.ca For $1495 - This is not a Joke!
Post sold to claim the domain
Payment expected within 24 hours - Paypal or escrow, buy pays the fees.
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Currently there are 990,000 .ca domains registered according to cira.ca.
With current registration rates we could hit a million within a couple weeks, or a month.
Meanwhile .ca prices are going up quickly. LL.ca market values are already at the point where few end users can afford the and LLL.ca selling for $100+ on drops.
New record for .ca sales: $41000 for banks.ca at Pool.com today.
Previous high .ca sales:
savings.ca $36,050 2006-03-28 Pool
cruise.ca $33,363 2006-05-23 Pvt Sale
Some argue whether banks.ca is really worth much because there are only 6 banks in Canada, although I think it’s an excellent finance related domain and its value will only rise as the .ca registrations approach 1 million.
Banks.com is a developed site so it’s possible that they had interest in banks.ca as well.
Other reports suggest that the winning bidder was ready to pay as much as $112K!
Another interesting discussion thread appeared on DNforum that deserves to be featured here. This time it is a comparison between Canadian and Indian domain market. Some figures first:
Canada Stats
Population=33,390,141
Internet Usage=22,000,000
%Penetration=65.9%
Use Growth (2000-2007)=73.2%
GDP Growth(2007)=2.6%
GDP Per Capita (PPP): $35,600 (2006 Est.)
As of 2008-03-16: .ca registration contain 985,474 domains read more »
The registration have heated up since yesterday, when I posted the first list of 273 available
Now it’s down to 234 and it looks like all the premium are gone!
a-q.ca read more »
a-x.ca
b-q.ca
b-u.ca
b-x.ca
b-y.ca
c-q.ca
c-y.ca
c-z.ca
d-k.ca
d-q.ca
d-w.ca
d-y.ca
d-z.ca
Few facts first:
- LLL.ca were bought out on 10-10-2007 and now go for low $xxx min in snapnames
- NNN.ca were bought out around the same time
- There are currently 273 L-L.ca available out of 676
- LL.ca’s are now selling for $x,xxx-$xx,xxx
- You need to have Canadian presence to register .ca - e.g. be a Canadian resident, have a Canadian company, or have someone in Canada register these for you.
Here’s the list, many of these are premiums
a-q.ca read more »
a-u.ca
a-x.ca
a-y.ca
b-g.ca
b-h.ca
b-q.ca
b-u.ca
b-x.ca
b-y.ca
b-z.ca