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I just got an offer of $3.17 for this domain. How much is it really worth guys?
Putting politics and people's personal preference aside, I don't understand how this domain doesn't have any value, despite being .net extension. It describes a future event with almost 100% happening predictability and millions of people following, including advertisers, friends, enemies, trolls, spies etc. Kinda like having apocalypse.net or winter2020.net with some chance of post event survival.
In my opinion, it would be worth developing the name. Trump's followers and/or haters wouldn't care nor understand the .net
domain extension if it serves as a platform to express opinions or sell merchandise. There is also an implied meaning to the 20 20 expression which would add value.
From a Publisher of the book/documentary on 2020 elections or events in general to a die-hard fan to a quick profit maker to Trump to prevent headaches in the future and possibly monetize, maybe nobody, who knows. It could possibly draw traffic with some content and generalize income, there are smart people who do this all over the internet.
Name Trump is copyrighted for many industries and products is copyrighted, but trump2020 isn't. Being a public figure now, shifts the line of what is acceptable in editorial usage. If you take a photo of Trump yourself, you are free to publish it in any editorial context as a content creator, but you can't sell the image associated with a product (like selling a bicycle and calling it Trump), but you can sell if the image itself is the product, as prints or t-shirts etc.
There are reported sales on namebio with Trump, as slogans mostly.
You are right. Trump2020.net could be worth thousands in the near future, then it will go downhill from there.
Nobody said I want 100s of thousands of dollars for it. Give me some of what you are smoking.Yeah, I get it... There are lots of creative ideas for who could use the name and what they could do. My concern is that these are rainbow unicorn fantasies. I'm looking for real evidence of people who not only run the types of sites you're mentioning, but pay hundreds or thousands of dollars for a .net name to run the site on.
At the end of the day it doesn't matter how many great ideas there are to go along with a name. All that matters is if you own the type of name people actually buy. And in my mind this one has a lot of strikes against it:
- it's .net
- there are very few reported name+year sales
- limited uses because of TM issues; and:
- limited pool of users because of those TM issues
Because what you are smoking is not strong enough? LolNobody said I want 100s of thousands of dollars for it. Give me some of what you are smoking.
Nobody said I want 100s of thousands of dollars for it. Give me some of what you are smoking.
Its not worth 100's its worth about $75 lol. Are you high?
.com. .net .org and .us are all taken with and without the hyphen, So I have a hard time believing that it is worth 0. Lol.