The daily .tel statistics

15/01/2013:

New: 109
Removed: 101
Transferred: 19
Net Gain/Loss: 8 plus
Total Domains: 239,974

IDN: 80,114
TelChina: 73,949
Telnames: 5,128

16/01/2013:

New: 102
Removed: 177
Transferred: 1
Net Gain/Loss: 75 minus
Total Domains: 239,899

IDN: 80,084
TelChina: 73,937
Telnames: 5,164

.tel is fading away slowly.

17/01/2013:

New: 107
Removed: 91
Transferred: 0
Net Gain/Loss: 16 plus
Total Domains: 239,915

IDN: 80,064
TelChina: 73,912
Telnames: 5,198

18/01/2013:

New: 143
Removed: 133
Transferred: 0
Net Gain/Loss: 10 plus
Total Domains: 239,925

IDN: 80,043
TelChina: 73,861
Telnames: 5,234

19/01/2013:

New: 68
Removed: 59
Transferred: 0
Net Gain/Loss: 9 plus
Total Domains: 239,934

IDN: 80,041
TelChina: 73,858
Telnames: 5,242

20/01/2013:

New: 35
Removed: 109
Transferred: 0
Net Gain/Loss: 74 minus
Total Domains: 239,860

IDN: 80,010
TelChina: 73,824
Telnames: 5,244

21/01/2013:

New: 118
Removed: 1,026
Transferred: 0
Net Gain/Loss: 908 minus
Total Domains: 238,952

IDN: 79,925
TelChina: 73,760
Telnames: 5,290

TelFan wrote:21/01/2013: Net Gain/Loss: 908 minus

Another great domainer gone in the wind?

22/01/2013:

New: 150
Removed: 502
Transferred: 0
Net Gain/Loss: 352 minus
Total Domains: 238,600

IDN: 79,780
TelChina: 73,634
Telnames: 5,349

telnic customers are running away, because they feel neglected

Mad Max wrote:telnic customers are running away, because they feel neglected

Who wants to own a Telnic if everybody can see how a Telnames looks?
The problem is a Telnic customer who used to pay $10 yearly won't switch if he has to pay $35.90 now.
The falling customer numbers are clearly the fault of Telnic, because they created their own competitor with Telnames.
Do you know what the most interesting fact is?
Registration numbers started falling constantly exactly that time when Telnames launched in spring last year.
Everybody why bought a prototype will be angry if the final product will be delivered to the competition.
Check it out: https://registrarstats.com/TLDHistoryChart.aspx?TLDName=TEL

Sunrise wrote:Who wants to own a Telnic if everybody can see how a Telnames looks?
The problem is a Telnic customer who used to pay $10 yearly won't switch if he has to pay $35.90 now.
The falling customer numbers are clearly the fault of Telnic, because they created their own competitor with Telnames.
Do you know what the most interesting fact is?
Registration numbers started falling constantly exactly that time when Telnames launched in spring last year.
Everybody why bought a prototype will be angry if the final product will be delivered to the competition.
Check it out: https://registrarstats.com/TLDHistoryChart.aspx?TLDName=TEL

Last year Telnic lost 70.000 domains, Telnames acquired 5.000!

People gone away from Telnic didn't get Telnames .tels.

Telnames only sells in Britain to small craftsmen or merchants not familiar with Internet and domain world.

The Telnames page looks very poor compared to other services and the other domains. It seems to see one of the old amateurish sites in Geocities or in Xoom at the time of the Web 1.0 in the '90. Does anyone have an age to remember those times and those sites?

With little more than 36 $ we can have one old good domain, hosting and a lot of templates supplied by registrars.

Part of the problems of the .tels is the existence of Telnames, which blocks the development by Telnic for all the remaining 230.000 domains.

silvano wrote:With little more than 36 $ we can have one old good domain, hosting and a lot of templates supplied by registrars.

Maybe, but can you find another, easy-to-use and carefree package like Telnames?

silvano wrote:
Part of the problems of the .tels is the existence of Telnames, which blocks the development by Telnic for all the remaining 230.000 domains.

First it was YP.
Now Telnames!.
What is next when the remaining 230,000+ goes down to less than 100,000?

????

TELcp wrote:What is next when the remaining 230,000+ goes down to less than 100,000?

100.000?

Mmm

The gazing ball say:

20.000 happy user of Telnames page paying 150 € yearly
79.999 domainers paying 10 € yearly and waiting that the value of their domains grow... waiting... waiting...
1 user paying 10 €, populating his domains... angry (inappropriate words omitted)
;-)

23/01/2013:

New: 130
Removed: 91
Transferred: 1
Net Gain/Loss: 39 plus
Total Domains: 238,639

IDN: 79,767
TelChina: 73,634
Telnames: 5,408

24/01/2013:

New: 130
Removed: 89
Transferred: 0
Net Gain/Loss: 41 plus
Total Domains: 238,680

IDN: 79,772
TelChina: 73,629
Telnames: 5,464

25/01/2013:

New: 160
Removed: 153
Transferred: 0
Net Gain/Loss: 7 plus
Total Domains: 238,687

IDN: 79,708
TelChina: 73,576
Telnames: 5,524

26/01/2013:

New: 39
Removed: 58
Transferred: 0
Net Gain/Loss: 19 minus
Total Domains: 238,668

IDN: 79,710
TelChina: 73,577
Telnames: 5,526

The inactivity on weekends confirms Telnames is really only interesting for small businesses.

27/01/2013:

New: 46
Removed: 209
Transferred: 0
Net Gain/Loss: 163 minus
Total Domains: 238,505

IDN: 79,704
TelChina: 73,576
Telnames: 5,532

28/01/2013:

New: 112
Removed: 229
Transferred: 0
Net Gain/Loss: 117 minus
Total Domains: 238,388

IDN: 79,692
TelChina: 73,564
Telnames: 5,587

29/01/2013:

New: 178
Removed: 68
Transferred: 0
Net Gain/Loss: 110 plus
Total Domains: 238,498

IDN: 79,705
TelChina: 73,565
Telnames: 5,660

30/01/2013:

New: 110
Removed: 292
Transferred: 0
Net Gain/Loss: 182 minus
Total Domains: 238,316

IDN: 79,700
TelChina: 73,567
Telnames: 5,714