domain Appraisal: FoodCoupons.co

[kindelina]

Hello,

I would like to know what would be a reasonable price to ask for the domain name FoodCoupons.co

Thank you!

 

[domainscp]

I would say a $1.00 asking price would be fair for you the seller however a buyer not so much

 

[kindelina]

May I ask why is that?

I found .co domains to be easy to rank (just like all the other general TLDs).

 

[domainscp]

Sure,

Its a dot co, 99.9 percent of registered dot co names are not even worth reg fee and sorry to say food coupons is part of that 99.9 percent. To give you a idea of how bad the dot co extension is a few weeks ago there were quite a few triple premium 3 letter dot co's that were for sale on godaddy that no one wanted even at reg fee. If you had the dot coms of these 3 letter names you would be rich, heck the dot net or org and you would still have had quite a bit. When in doubt on what to buy always stick with a dot com that has value or dont buy

 

[Whogister]

Unless you have the .com to include with the sale I would never touch a .co domain. Otherwise, all you're doing is giving the .com owner free marketing, IMHO.

 

[MicroGuy]

Mid $X

Unless you have the .com to include with the sale I would never touch a .co domain. Otherwise, all you're doing is giving the .com owner free marketing, IMHO.

Agreed. This is one of numerous reasons to stay out of the .CO trap.

 

[Kate]

I found .co domains to be easy to rank (just like all the other general TLDs).

Any domain can be developed. The question here is, does the name have resale value ie. is somebody going to buy the raw domain. I don't think so.

 

[ArielT]

I think $0 - $5 range IMO

Reasons, comments above gave them

 

[eurorealtor]

It's very nice keyword, but not for this extension, I agree with the above posts. Good luck.