appraise TL0.com - LLN

[Kazzia]

I am selling this domain on Flippa and wondering what the value might be. Estibot shows $1k, but I see so many LLN's go for low and even mid x,xxx. The letters are premium, and the zero is, per Wikipedia a lucky number and money.

Thanks.

 

[BzZApps]

I agree, Estibot totally undervalues LLNs and NNLs. After all it is just a piece of crappy software that cannot take into account the pronunciations and possible meanings that can be associated with certain 3 character domains.

In today's mobile world, short dot coms are the real premium domains in my opinion. Who types in long keyword domain names on their phone? No one!

 

[Kazzia]

Thanks for the reply. I agree. I use Estibot, and like the tool, but use it as a rough guide only, but so many times it is WAY off - high and low. These days it is so much easier to get a more accurate valuation, with comparable sales, type in and CPC and keyword analysis, etc.

 

[together4forever]

It's definitely worth between 500-1500 depending on the kind of auction and people u get bidding on it

 

[Kazzia]

Thank you for that. It didnt even make my low reserve (my cost) at Flippa, but had 34 watchers - maybe Flippa is not the best venue (mostly wholesale?). So, will likely keep it. Short, premium-lettered, LLN domains, in my experience - have good intrinsic value, and are ever-increasing in value due to shortage, at least. And looking at comparable sales - jeez. Happy to keep it.

 

[BzZApps]

Well I'm trying Flippa yet again with my 12c.com domain. The thing is I get so many inquiries from people wanting to buy it. So We'll see.

flippa.com/5862658

 

[Kazzia]

A LOT has changed in these last few months, eh? Glad I didnt sell my short ones. Now, I wont sell them as they keep going up in value every week. I just reply back to inquiries with a stupid high price. If they respond or counter, then they are serious. Good luck!

 

[BzZApps]

Yes I got myself into an email exchange with someone this morning. They asked me if 12c.com was for sale. To which I said yes and they could make an offer through Flippa. They then offered me $1000 via email, to which I said no. They then offered my $2000, at which point I decided I should really put it up for auction again and they could bid for it there.

As soon as I told them it was available on Flippa in a 7 day auction, they said they weren't interested. Regardless, the auction's been live for about 9 hours and its already sitting at $1,406.