closed sbcn.com

[nicot]

I've recently purchased this domain, any ideas on what it's worth? I would really appreciate any comments.

 

[lansespirit]

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[sbtx]

$xx - low $xxx I'll offer $50 24hr offer
Domain Created Date: 2000-09-26
Domain Age: 11 Years, 43 Days

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[BostonDomainer]

I personally would aim at $1,500

 

[hugegrowth]

to resell to a domainer you'd get $100 to $150 because it's all premium good letters, that would be a quick liquidation price.

but I've seen LLLL.com with good and 'bad' letters go for low to mid x,xxx in the DNJ sales report.

 

[nicot]

sbtx
For someone who thinks the domain is nearly worthless, you sure do go through a lot of trouble to make sure you prove it's "bad quality" to me. As useful as your information can be, you know very well it is irrelevant when it comes to end-users. Considering a simple search on Google reveals several organizations using the same letters and the ease with which this domain could become a company's acronym - your offer is simply inappropriate. A good domainer knows that the true value of a domain is dictated by the end-user, not statistics on a page. However, your offer is exactly what I would expect from another re-seller which is why this is not in the "Domains For Sale" section, making your offer, once again, inappropriate.

Offer Rejected, but thanks for the input.

 

[sbtx]

Your welcome for the input, the difference with me is I'll put my money where my mouth is, and give you my personal opinion ,(Its only worth what someone will pay for it) didn't mean to insult you, we are all here just trying to find values for our domains. I won't make any offers in the appraisal thread anymore, sorry
P.S. I do like your domain, it has an SB in it. lol

 

[nicot]

Was not insulted at all, perhaps one day I'll have a domain which is of more interest(worth more) to you and I'll be looking forward to doing business with you if that happens.

 

[Tim Schoon]

I'd pay 6 times sbtx's offer right now. This name is easily worth $300+ on the aftermarket. Probably in the area of $400-500 on public auction right now, even more with the right buyers present.
Overall a great letter combo, it also has CN ending for China.

I've sold many LLLL.com type domains in the four figure area, and this one could reach that aswell, but resellervaluewise it's a mid-high three figure domain.

 

[sbtx]

I'd pay 6 times sbtx's offer right now. This name is easily worth $300+ on the aftermarket. Probably in the area of $400-500 on public auction right now, even more with the right buyers present.
Overall a great letter combo, it also has CN ending for China.

I've sold many LLLL.com type domains in the four figure area, and this one could reach that aswell, but resellervaluewise it's a mid-high three figure domain.

I like it when someone backs up thier appraisal with real cash! Right On Tom!

 

[grcorp]

I like it when someone backs up thier appraisal with real cash! Right On Tom!

Money talks, bullshit walks. That's why I take his appraisal seriously.

I recently invested in my first LLLL .com (N B F A in case anybody is curious), and I know that to the right company, they can be worth a lot of money.

I'd personally appraise yours at high $xxx at the minimum. They're good letters, turning up plenty of results on Google. The very fact that people willingly made two offers in what was supposed to be an appraisal thread tells me you've got a winner here.