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    news How Rare Are 3-Letter .COM Domain Sales? A 5-Year Data Analysis of LLL.com Prices

    We own a strong three-letter domain (a working site), among others -- and would be interested to borrow against it (as collateral); but cannot find any bona fide lenders (other than Domain Capital). We've already obtained an Appraisal from Aftermarket.com. Any word of advice on how to find a lender?
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    advice What Kind of Domain Names Can Be Used as Collateral for Loans?

    Hi, we'd be interested in borrowing against our portfolio. I can send a short-list of the most attractive names we own for your evaluation
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    advice What Kind of Domain Names Can Be Used as Collateral for Loans?

    Hi, referring to your earlier post, we'd be interested in borrowing against our portfolio. I can send a short-list of the most attractive names we own for your evaluation, if you confirm Hi
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    domains Most Domains Don't Sell Because...

    We've also tried to build our own; but not much traffic coming in... Can we list a few of our names on your platform (have no problem to pay a commission). Our names are not bad, so add'l exposure might possibly help.
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    [Service] Domain Broker / Middleman – Helping You Buy & Sell Domains (Payoneer)

    Hi Ahmed, do you already have at least one or two concrete buyers (either investors or end-users) who are looking to buy domains under a specific criteria (theme or length or brandability etc.)? We can probably offer to such a buyer several domains from our portfolio.
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    Borrowing against a strong name

    Yes, understood. Appraisal by Aftermarket.com. I am referring to such a case; and a low/conservative LTV (to minimize the risk). Statistically, there exist enough strong names out there (with working sites) to warrant such ABL activities. We are not the only one such borrower -- this market...
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    Borrowing against a strong name

    All this is true for weaker names; but a very strong three-letter domain/site will always receive some bids. Even if investors offer only a third (or even less) of the $200k or such that it appraised at, there is no risk that it is completely illiquid. ...And dealing with such an asset...
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    Borrowing against a strong name

    Yes, the site serves our company, which makes a profit. We'd communicated with FG Capital -- they are a broker, and are not responsive to simple questions (poor service). Strong domains are assets (not much different than real estate), so I'm not sure why almost no one is doing this business of...
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    Borrowing against a strong name

    We own a strong three-letter domain (a working site), among others -- and would be interested to borrow against it (as collateral). How to find bona fide lenders (apart from Domain Capital)?
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