“Dot-com is king,” Goldberger said. “Dot-net is worthless.”
But there’s a big divide between thinking of a good name and getting it. There’s usually a chase, with Fischer trying to persuade owners to sell the names after he locates the owners unless its up for auctions.
“He’s kind of like a rhinoceros,” Goldberger says about Fischer. “He chases them up a tree and waits them out. He has patience and determination. You got to be aggressive. It’s a tough game now. It’s like the gold rush. The first guys did really well then it became more difficult.”
And expensive. Five years ago, the duo could get a good name for $10,000. Now the minimum is more like $100,000 _ as the auction proved. The cheapest name they bought at the auction was blogging.com for $135,000.
At the moment, Fischer, Goldberger and Eli have declined to sell individual names. They’ve recently turned down million-dollar offers for stocks.com and home.com.
There’s too many good quotes in the article so you just gonna have to read it. Ari and Larry are both very good friends of mine and some of the very best individuals in the domain industry. With the kind of values and humility they have there was never a doubt they will make it big in the industry.
Sincere congratulations guys and Larry, have fun in Ireland, you earned it 
Would this be a domain name of any interest?