closed taxes101.com

[Bob]

Tis the season.

Opinions please.

-Bob

 

[greggish]

How about taxes102.com? Seriously though, for most people college is a distant memory, and using "101" is not as universal and intuitive as you think it may be.

 

[Source]

Disagree Greggish... 101 is synonomous with newbie in my book.

 

[NameCaster]

It's workable...but it's a seasonal domain.
What will the owner do the other 9 months of the year.

Approach Intuit or Kipplingers they may be interested.

Cheers!

 

[ezinestein]

Originally posted by greggish
How about taxes102.com? Seriously though, for most people college is a distant memory, and using "101" is not as universal and intuitive as you think it may be.

Gregish,

I'm not saying that you're wrong... I'd just like to know what study you're basing such a bold statement on. :weird:

ezinestein

 

[greggish]

Ezinestein, not basing it on any study, just my opinion. I may very well be wrong.

 

[Bob]

Originally posted by BigFart
Worth a minimum of $1,000 to an end user.

Thanks Dave. Any other opinions to value?

-Bob

 

[Dimester]

This name has a lot of potential to be developed. It could be a content site to provide individuals with all types of tax information and strategy. They need this information for decisions during the year, not just at tax reporting time.

When I look at the value of the name I look at how much revenue could be produced if a site was developed with the name. After all names are not just to be held and never used. This name could be used to sell books on taxes, a paid directory of local tax experts, an online course in tax planning etc.

I'm not sure of its worth but hundreds of thousands of dollars a year could be made with a website hosted with name.

Good Name

 

[NexSite]

Its absolutely a good name. I swear some people are jealous. If ya ask me, its as good as or better than taxes.info. Dotcom is still the king folks.

 

[greggish]

Originally posted by nexcorp
Its absolutely a good name. I swear some people are jealous...

I assume that was directed at me, since I was the only one who was at all critical of the domain. I never said the domain was "bad", I just pointed out why I thought it might be a little weak. I'm sure Bob wants to hear all opinions, good and bad. My comment was not motivated by jealousy.

Since most people love this domain, here's a little gift... incometax101.com and incometaxes101.com are both available. 20 DNF would be appreciated if you grab them.

 

[Ed30]

I don't understand the "101" bit - is it meaningful in America?

 

[Bob]

Originally posted by greggish


I'm sure Bob wants to hear all opinions, good and bad.

Absolutely - good and bad is always a good thing

Taxes101.com does not fit the mold of the usual name that I pursue. I really had no idea as to what to set for an asking price.

The 101 was intuitive for me. From the comments I have received here as well as in the chat room, I have gathered that "101" is not synonymous with "beginners" outside the USA and Canada. So therefore, by people appraising it low, not liking it, or asking 'what is 101', I have gained information about the marketability of this name and any future name I might consider with the '101' added on the end.

-Bob

 

[StockDoctor]

Nice name Bob.

I know of three affiliates that offer private label sites for plugging it on real quick. Once done, I think that a lot of sites with traffic should be interested in offering online tax filings. Sell it with the affiliate info.