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Hello @Footprint789 .. and welcome to NamePros! 
While your domain is far from being the worst acquired by a newcomer, you need to ask yourself what sort of person or company would look to actually use the domain as a business?
Off the top of my head I can't really think of anything. While in order to acquire a domain with the intent to resell at a multiple, the domain needs to be one that will have demand by a business to use.
Even a good domain portfolio sell domains at rates of 2-5% a year .. so when you factor in both acquisition and renewal costs, you need to sell your domains at at least 10x what you bought them for. So keeping that in mind, while a domain like yours might seem decent, the probabilities of sell combined with potential sales price combine to make the domain one that really isn't one I would acquire.
But keep at it .. as I said .. I've seen far worse!
Best of luck to you going forward!
While your domain is far from being the worst acquired by a newcomer, you need to ask yourself what sort of person or company would look to actually use the domain as a business?
Off the top of my head I can't really think of anything. While in order to acquire a domain with the intent to resell at a multiple, the domain needs to be one that will have demand by a business to use.
Even a good domain portfolio sell domains at rates of 2-5% a year .. so when you factor in both acquisition and renewal costs, you need to sell your domains at at least 10x what you bought them for. So keeping that in mind, while a domain like yours might seem decent, the probabilities of sell combined with potential sales price combine to make the domain one that really isn't one I would acquire.
But keep at it .. as I said .. I've seen far worse!
Best of luck to you going forward!
Footprint789
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Hello @Footprint789 .. and welcome to NamePros!
While your domain is far from being the worst acquired by a newcomer, you need to ask yourself what sort of person or company would look to actually use the domain as a business?
Off the top of my head I can't really think of anything. While in order to acquire a domain with the intent to resell at a multiple, the domain needs to be one that will have demand by a business to use.
Even a good domain portfolio sell domains at rates of 2-5% a year .. so when you factor in both acquisition and renewal costs, you need to sell your domains at at least 10x what you bought them for. So keeping that in mind, while a domain like yours might seem decent, the probabilities of sell combined with potential sales price combine to make the domain one that really isn't one I would acquire.
But keep at it .. as I said .. I've seen far worse!
Best of luck to you going forward!
Thanks a lot mate for your take on this. And best of luck to you too for your future endeavors
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