domain 1122.com Original short dot coms still the best ?

[uptonx]

I registered 1122.com more than 10 years ago at the time WAP phones were being developed. Thought being it's very quick to type on any sort of keyboard.
Life has got in the way of developing it so it has sat with a holding page all these years.
I regularly get unsolicited offers for the name. Webstats show traffic (direct typed) seems to be increasing from the Pacific region so I think it may mean something special there - perhaps on character based keyboards - or maybe it's just a typo of something else ?
I have a couple of offers on the table now around the $10K mark, does that sound about right to the NP community ?
Thanks

 

[Blitz]

I don't know about nnnn.coms but if I had a couple of offers around $10K for a domain name, I would see if I could bump one of those offers up to $15k and see what happens. Sounds like if you lost one you would still have another offer to fall back on. I would also make sure I knew where and why I was getting the traffic to make sure these offers you are getting are not lowballs. Good Luck!

 

[Tim Schoon]

I'd hold out for a more if you have time to hold it a little longer,
I dont think $15k-$20k would be impossible, altho $10k seems decent in the current market.

you can check out past sales on namebio.com for comparison.

 

[DnEbook]

is a ripper !!!!!!! value seems to be higher than i would have guessed , so i would consider setting a price and holding until then , maybe some hope for my 6462 yet

.....good luck

 

[bmugford]

Very few NNNN.com have ever sold for over $5K, never mind $10K. The ones that have are super premiums like 7777.com / 8808.com / 8008.com

5000.com only sold for $14K in 2007 / 3000.com $12K in 2007

I would take $10K for this. I think the value is closer to Mid $XXXX tops.

Brad