Six-Figure Value Dot Coms Released at Auction for Low Five-Figure Pricing

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - March 27, 2017 - PRLog -- A significant number of high-value six-figure and seven-figure value top-level dot-coms, which have been off-the-market for several decades, have recently been released to auction on www.Afternic.com by one of the world's leading interactive i3D digital content production agencies. Afternic.com currently has partnerships with dozens of other popular domain name auction sites, and can thereby consistently generate up to 75 million daily views of auctioned domain names in real-time through its expansive domain name reseller networks, so that these top-level dot-com domain names will sell to investors, speculators, and content developers in a relatively short amount of time.

These single-digit length (from 5/five to 6/six letters in domain name length) .coms cover recruiting, resumes, and HR (www.e-Bio.com), armed forces and comic superheroes (www.e-Hero.com), workouts, fitness and personal health care (www.e-Gym.com), interactive digital storytelling (www.e-Tale.com), mental health and self improvement (www.e-Self.com), the Internet Super Highway (www.e-Hwy.com), and CPG and FMCG chips and snackfoods (www.e-Dip.com). A nine letter top-level e- dot-com domain, e-Pinball.com is also being sold, as well as these other seven 5 to 6 letter e- dot-com top-level domains.

Domain names that begin with e- ("electronic") are especially valuable these days, due to the advent of affordable consumer electronics, affordable virtual reality 3D, i3D, VR, and AR, and affordable HD (2K) and UHD (4K, or IMAX) iTV Sets, most of which now feature eight-core processors with hundreds of i3D DSPs, or "CUDA" graphics processing cores (also known as "GPUs") from nVidia, Intel and AMD. Many of the domain name vendors recommend putting e- in front of the dot-com domain you seek to get, especially the short ones, if you cannot acquire a three or four letter dot come, which are all valued in the millions at this point in time.

Despite many of these domains having a high six-figure or eventually seven-figure net worth, they are currently being offered in the low-five-figure to mid-six-figure pricing range. This ultimately makes them affordable for digital content production businesses, or to top-level dot-com domain investors, for purchase as investments, or for resale to leading industry brand clients.

These domains represent less than 10% of the top-level dot-com domains currently in production at the interactive 3D content development agency, and were secured back in the 20th Century, for projects which have been put on the backburner to focus on client work, as well as other higher-profile i3D projects targeted at the currently exploding iTV Set, SmartWatches, Casual Games, i3D websites and interactive eBook market segments.

This agency has created i3D content production assets for some of the world's largest consumer electronic manufacturing brands, including: Sony, Samsung, Epson, Tyco, Mitsubishi, Nokia, Teac, ViewSonic, Compaq (now HP), Digital (DEC), Western Digital, CTX, KDS, ADI, KFC, SGI, Sun Microsystems (now Oracle), Electrohome (now Christie Digital), Eizo Nanao, and Micron Electronics.

Domain names which denote virtualized (3D or i3D, and VR or AR) user experiences, such as e-Gym.com, e-Hero.com, and e-Tale.com, and iTV user experiences, such as iTVset.com, iTVclock.com, and iTVart.com, are often typed directly into the browser by the end-users, in an attempt to find leading-edge e- (virtual) and iTV content experiences by the end-user.

It is important to note that there are currently billions of iTV Sets and consumer electronics devices with built-in i3D processors (GPUs) and consumers continue to switch their electronic highway, virtual reality, and i3D game playing activities from their 5 inch smartphones onto their 55 inch (and oftentimes 65 to 75 inch) iTV sets. Whereas most people have one Smartphone and one Tablet or eBook Reader, they have iTV Sets in every bedroom, the family room, the living room, in their home office, and many even have iTV Sets in their kitchen.

Interested parties may contact any Afternic Domain Name Broker at the website at www.Afternic.com or can call Toll-Free at 866-829-9361, or via e-Mail at Sales@Afternic.com or Support@Afternic.com at any time. International Customers can contact an Afternic Domain Name Brokers at 1-339-222-5145. The domain name seller pays all of the commission to the Afternic Domain Name Brokerage Organization.