domain Anvestment.com

[seidimuhe]

@Anvestment - Investment Alt.

Say Something About This One.

 

[jhm]

A quirk of "an investment" ...anvestment

If anything, put it up for 3 figures (to the buyer that appreciates it). Misspells are troublesome

PS Welcome to NamePros

 

[alop]

50 million minimum imo

 

[seidimuhe]

A quirk of "an investment" ...anvestment

If anything, put it up for 3 figures (to the buyer that appreciates it). Misspells are troublesome

PS Welcome to NamePros

Thanks for letting me limit my expectation. And this will be a lesson for future investment, I mean, Anvestment.

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50 million minimum imo

And you, thanks for setting the bar high.
I will send your comment screenshot when someone offered below my expectation.
Not really.

 

[alop]

If you are adding a screenshot…80 million

Inclusive

 

[VadimK]

I don't feel it, sorry. Misspells are nice sometimes, but it does not mean simply substituting one letter with any other. I don't think there is value here, only by accident.

 

[seidimuhe]

If you are adding a screenshot…80 million

Inclusive

I've to admit my net profit from this Anvestment is your - A Million $ - appraisals.

Wait ! ....I hope it ain't in VES!

1 United States Dollar equals

4,080,269.00 Sovereign Bolivar

Sep 4, 12:05 PM UTC · Disclaimer

I don't feel it, sorry. Misspells are nice sometimes, but it does not mean simply substituting one letter with any other. I don't think there is value here, only by accident.

Thanks, #LessonLearned

 

[GoodKindName]

I would agree with jhm and VadimK Iberica

To add a few points

Good:

• Doesn't look bad
• Previously owned by a company
• Many companies called Anvest, mostly foreign though (Open Corporates data)
• There is an active Florida company A/n/v/e/s/t/m/e/n/t/s I/n/c/o/r/p/o/r/a/t/e/d but they have no website
• Google doesn't auto-correct which is nice for a misspelling

Bad:

• Radio-test failed (people will ask is it unvestment?envestment?onvestment?)
• Not taken in any other TLD
• IMO word Investment is not a great brand name, to begin with
• Since you didn't use Google-proof formatting, potential end-user might think twice after reading our unfavorable reviews

So overall this name is not a great nvestment but still sellable for xxx to low xxxx BIN, not sure how long you'd need to wait though. All the best

 

[seidimuhe]

I would agree with jhm and VadimK Iberica

To add a few points

Good:

• Doesn't look bad
• Previously owned by a company
• Many companies called Anvest, mostly foreign though (Open Corporates data)
• There is an active Florida company A/n/v/e/s/t/m/e/n/t/s I/n/c/o/r/p/o/r/a/t/e/d but they have no website
• Google doesn't auto-correct which is nice for a misspelling

Bad:

• Radio-test failed (people will ask is it unvestment?envestment?onvestment?)
• Not taken in any other TLD
• IMO word Investment is not a great brand name, to begin with
• Since you didn't use Google-proof formatting, potential end-user might think twice after reading our unfavorable reviews

So overall this name is not a great nvestment but still sellable for xxx to low xxxx BIN, not sure how long you'd need to wait though. All the best

Wow! .... You're so generous enough to gift me a diploma in this field. This is so deep. Thanks for taking a time. I got my reference, btw.

 

[bmugford]

The investment field is generally quite serious, at least when it comes to real investments.

I don't think a cute misspelled brand is really going to fly that well in the investment field. Would you trust your hard earned money with a company called "Anvestment"?

It is a .COM and sounds alright, so anything is possible. I have seen much worse domains sell.

Brad