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[King Leonidas]

Please your appraisal about these two domains. Do i have something to expect or just lost my money?

Thank you

 

[ImageAuthors]

"Rates" usually applies to something monthly like a subscription. TabletPrices.com would make more sense to me, since tablets are bought only once.

Don't see value there.

With GamingCollections.com, the main issue is combinatorics:

Game / Gamer / Gaming
multiplied by
Collection / Collections / Collector / Collectors
= 12 domains.

Gaming is a lucrative niche, and gaming domains sometimes sell well. But with so many competing domains, you probably can't price yours very high and still be positioned attractively for buyers.

You need to be the lowest-priced of the 12. And there's a good chance that a buyer will divide a budget across 12 domains, or else be too discouraged by the acquisition difficulty to bother.

 

[gilescoley]

I cant see any value in these names

 

[King Leonidas]

You need to be the lowest-priced of the 12. And there's a good chance that a buyer will divide a budget across 12 domains, or else be too discouraged by the acquisition difficulty to bother.

Thanks,

For what price are you talking about, low, mid or high $xxx? First i will try to sell it straight to end users, if not then gonna use sedo. I'm creating a list with potential buyers and i will contact them by email.

For tabletrates.com i will use sedo. Just to ask, should i listed as fixed price or make offer option?

 

[ImageAuthors]

Honestly, I wouldn't expect these to sell. But let's assume I'm wrong.

If it were me, I would price both domains aggressively (meaning low) in order to maximize the already low chance of a sale.

I'd recommend a "buy now" price between $300 and $800 on both domains. If doing end user outreach, I'd quote something a bit higher ($500 to $1,500), anticipating some haggling.

For these particular domains, I'd recommend selling for a low amount (possibly quite low) just to move on to something better.