domain Renew or Drop?

johname

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The key here is figuring out if "Workouts" seems to be increasing in use or if the forcloser problem gets better, it decreases.

This term might be just accountant type of term and not much end user interest.

Avergage person ever heard of this i would guess.

No real google ads show on this for "Home Loan Workouts" thats the biggest drop clue

 

geometu

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i think you can find better names. do not make the same mistake drop it

 

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• Mar 15, 2009

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Drop it in my opinion.

 

dtagr

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For a $10 renewal I would keep it. The exact phrase doesn't make any sense, but the home loan part may just be too valuable to throw away. My suggestion is that any time you are marketing any other name to an enduser in the finance/loan industry include it in your offering with a BIN of $50 or $60. After that its a strict numbers game.

Good luck.

 

spinoza

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• Mar 16, 2009

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The exact phrase does make sens:
http://www.mortgageqna.com/mortgage-payment-problems/what-is-a-workout-assumption.html

I am not sure which one is better - plural or singular, but I would keep it for at least one more year.

dtagr said:

For a $10 renewal I would keep it. The exact phrase doesn't make any sense, but the home loan part may just be too valuable to throw away. My suggestion is that any time you are marketing any other name to an enduser in the finance/loan industry include it in your offering with a BIN of $50 or $60. After that its a strict numbers game.

Good luck.

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Last edited: Mar 16, 2009

Michelle

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• Mar 16, 2009

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If it gets traffic and can pay its way or you have development plans then renew if not.. drop imo

 

ajaychadha

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• Mar 16, 2009

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I'd say "Drop It"

 

bmugford

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• Mar 16, 2009

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I don't really see enough end user demand for the term to renew the domain. I know it is only $10 or so but those add up over time.

Brad

 

hsi111

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• Mar 18, 2009

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Drop it!

 

MJ

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• Mar 18, 2009

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Drop

 

DomainLobe

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• Mar 18, 2009

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The funny thing is that if you drop it I bet someone else will register it BUT that still doesn't mean it has any intrinsic value (except that it was once registered).

That said, I would drop it it does not pay for itself.


Cheers

 

chandan

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• Mar 18, 2009

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just look the traffic and revenue from this domain and choose :p

 

szury

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• Mar 18, 2009

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drop it!