domain 8e3.com

blackjack21 said:

Hi Guys and Gals,

Could someone appraise 8e3.com

I bought it a while ago as I thought it might be an idea to have a few number domains.

Could not afford a true 3 x number, so hopefully this has some value.

All thoughts would be greatly received.

K.

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Seems like 8i3 would be a nice comp . . .

DomainPriceDateVenue

8p5.com659 USD2018-09-054.CN

8i3.com411 USD2018-09-054.CN

8e5.com 732 USD 2018-09-04 4.CN
8e2.com 404 USD 2016-03-30 Flippa
8e4.com 365 USD 2016-03-30 Flippa
8e1.com 405 USD 2016-03-29 Flippa
8e9.com 458 USD 2016-03-28 Flippa

Thanks want2learn.

Very interesting.

Anybody else any views on partial number domains?

I have 6t2.com
Perfect for retirement planning or pension related entities.
Pronounceable as Sixty Two
Only 40 such possible combinations.
I would value my domain at low - mid xxxxx because its rare.
If you don't have budget for 62.com, then go for 6t2.com

Thanks domainsmgm,

Anyone else please

blackjack21 said:

Thanks domainsmgm,

Anyone else please

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I’m curious, what do you think it is worth? Based on the data and opinions would you make money based on what you paid for it?

I'm by no means a professional domainer, so take my opinion with a grain of salt.

Recently, despite consistently increasing 3character.com base valuations year by year, sale prices that I've personally witnessed for CCC.coms have been down even from a few years ago. This is entirely anecdotal, however I have a slight obsession with CCC.com domains (I buy them to keep, not resell, kinda like a coin collector lol) so I have been watching prices (mainly actual sales - not asking prices) for years. My observation is that while they're really cool to have, very few are actually of value to companies - especially ones that don't pass the "radio test."

Looking at your domain, it has 2 things going against it right off the bat:
1. It fails the radio test. People would go to "83.com" if your elevator pitch or advertisement didn't explain or show the characters.
2. NLN domains typically have a very limited audience given you will rarely find anyone whose company name can be abbreviated starting and ending with a number.

However, it still is a short domain, so there's a little bit of liquidity there.

These types of domains are typically bought and held onto by domainers, whether that be for novelty value or for hopes of one day selling them. This can be demonstrated by typing any 3 characters that aren't LLL or NNN into your browser and checking if the site is developed. You'll likely not find a single one for a while, but instead mainly Sedo landing pages, "This domain is for sale" messages with a contact form, and the likes.

Given that companies and brands are the ones that have money, in my opinion it's important to always base the value of a domain through their eyes and never through the eyes of a domainer or collector.

With that being said, in my opinion, the values are as follows:
Domainer: USD $235 - $450
* End-User/Company: USD $700 - $1350

* You're much more likely to sell to a domainer than a company. The end-user valuation is mainly because your domain is a number in scientific notation, so there's a market within the mathematics, engineering, and science/chemistry fields, possibly for a storefront or forum.

Want2learn said:

I’m curious, what do you think it is worth? Based on the data and opinions would you make money based on what you paid for it?

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Thank you Ryan and want2learn for your feedback.

I have paid approx $700 with renewals put in. ( I thought it might be worth $1200, but am now beginning to think more likely, $600-$800)

I realise that this is a difficult domain name to sell and have had only a couple of bids so far, (all low ball)

I too have it on sedo.

Hopefully the market will turn up for these type of domains, ( it seems as though china are the ones who

have the most interest) .

Thanks again Guys for the feedback.

Time will tell eventually as to whether I have done right in buying this one.

Happy Xmas to all nameprosers

Friendly bump.

Happy Xmas all

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if you read it it sounds like 83 without the e, if you look at it its a NLN.com. It has a catchy way about it that's a pro. NLN is a downfall from being a LLL or NNN, 2-5% of LLL or NNN, good luck.

Yes, Wesley, I bought it because it sounds like 83.com

I realize there is a problem, because of the "e" in the middle, however, I still thought it was worth the gamble.

I cannot afford 83.com,, .

Thanks for the feedback.

Happy New Year, to all domainers.

K.

more accurate answer, anywhere from $2990 - $14950. Depending on buyer and popularity at the time. Good Luck, wow! Happy New Years.

Thanks Wesley for the feedback

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