Long way ahead for dottel

This year Telnic have started developing dottel with Telnames for the first time considering customer needs, but this is only the first step. So many services are not delivered yet. Building text, individual website design, interactivity and owner specific content have to follow and probably they will. Until then dottel has no strength. After fulfilling all the market demands with a further developed product, dottel can grow and jump into telecommunication services. The last step will bring a lot of attention hard to imagine yet. But with the current speed of Telnic it will last very long until then.

It's a big risk if Telnic continues in the current development speed with zero effort. Hence it can be that .tel will never become useable.

Yesterday saw a further drop in Total .Tel Registrations, which are now done to 142,306 from a peak of 333,891

That a total loss of 191,585 or just over 57% !

Yet still Telnic/Telnames refuse to admit there is a problem !

At the risk of "stating the bleeding obvious" (as Basil Fawlty would say):
YOU CAN'T SOLVE A PROBLEM UNTIL YOU ADMIT THERE IS ONE !

http://MikeSeaton.tel

If you can't sell a product, there are two possibilities:
1) Customize the product to the customers’ needs.
2) Cancel every activity and earn money only with the renewal fees from the long-term customers.
Telnic has chosen the second option!

Long-term customers will reduce dramatically in number as they figure out the product is a turkey.

Yes, but Telnic doesn't need all the remaining 142,306 customers (per today). Telnic will be okay with only 40,000 or 50,000 customers too (which is a realistic size in the long run), because after stopping all activities they will just reduce the numbers of employees further to have almost no expenses. The lower the number of customers, the lower the effort!

And the shareholders probably won't be willing to burn even more money.

di7 wrote:only 40,000 or 50,000 customers too (which is a realistic size in the long run)

Nobody can know how far .tel will fall with the lack of work by Telnic. .tel could also fall close to 0 registrations.

If Telnic continues like now and in the last 3 years, it's pretty obvious in what direction .tel is heading:
http://registrarstats.com/TLDHistoryChart.aspx?TLDName=TEL