domain Appraisal for BraveIncome.com

[palombo88]

Greetings, What the appraisal value of Braveincome.com, is so I can sell it at that price?

 

[mauro88]

nice name

 

[lionize]

I feel like the value of this domain is related to the browser which unfortunately is going to face trademark infringement issues and definitely affect the amount of interest. If it were mine I would list it for auction with no reserve and a starting price under $10. That said, I would expect it to sell for 10 - 300 dollars.

 

[palombo88]

I feel like the value of this domain is related to the browser which unfortunately is going to face trademark infringement issues and definitely affect the amount of interest. If it were mine I would list it for auction with no reserve and a starting price under $10. That said, I would expect it to sell for 10 - 300 dollars.

No, not Trademark, because there are hundreds of domains with this name that begin with Brave that were previously sold and are currently offered. This domain accepted on Squadhelp and the well-known selling platforms do not accept Trademark domains, as they are subject to verification before displaying them as Sedo and Afternic, GD auction . my regards

 

[lionize]

I agree that this domain if used for some purpose other than something related to the browser may not face trademark challenges but what would that be? What about "BraveIncome" is valuable for anyone other than the company in question? Do you see the dilemma? If that browser didn't exist would you still have registered it? And if so, why? Because that would be your market. I personally don't see one and that is why I feel it's value is limited. In my opinion, the browser people are really the only organization capable of utilizing its potential because they have created the brand recognition around the word.
So what I am saying is that even if you can sell them (or anyone else for that matter) on purchasing this domain (which is quite possible) it's value is going to be modest due to their trademark protections. Unless like I said, you can come up with a compelling reason why this domain is valuable to someone else for some other use? Hopefully that makes more sense?

 

[Jordon M.]

$0 to $15 = Reseller Value Speculation (NOT an end user speculation)

 

[cooljub]

If that browser didn't exist would you still have registered it? And if so, why? Because that would be your market. I personally don't see one and that is why I feel it's value is limited. In my opinion, the browser people are really the only organization capable of utilizing its potential because they have created the brand recognition around the word.

I didn't think about the browser at all. A company doesn't assume all rights to a dictionary word just because they use it for their brand. The word "brave" can be used in many different ways, and was in use for centuries before the browser company came into existence, and will be long after they're gone.

 

[mauro88]

I didn't think about the browser at all. A company doesn't assume all rights to a dictionary word just because they use it for their brand. The word "brave" can be used in many different ways, and was in use for centuries before the browser company came into existence, and will be long after they're gone.

i agree , true

 

[Monster360]

I feel like the value of this domain is related to the browser which unfortunately is going to face trademark infringement issues and definitely affect the amount of interest. If it were mine I would list it for auction with no reserve and a starting price under $10. That said, I would expect it to sell for 10 - 300 dollars.

You cant trademark infringe on a basic dictionary word, which is brave. Bottom line that's like Stephen King being allowed to go after the domain it.com can't be done my friend

 

[palombo88]

I agree that this domain if used for some purpose other than something related to the browser may not face trademark challenges but what would that be? What about "BraveIncome" is valuable for anyone other than the company in question? Do you see the dilemma? If that browser didn't exist would you still have registered it? And if so, why? Because that would be your market. I personally don't see one and that is why I feel it's value is limited. In my opinion, the browser people are really the only organization capable of utilizing its potential because they have created the brand recognition around the word.
So what I am saying is that even if you can sell them (or anyone else for that matter) on purchasing this domain (which is quite possible) it's value is going to be modest due to their trademark protections. Unless like I said, you can come up with a compelling reason why this domain is valuable to someone else for some other use? Hopefully that makes more sense?

There is no need to rush and comment quickly if you do not know, then learn... learn. Let us assume that it is Trade, so how did all the platforms accept it and put it up for sale?
LEARN learn....Before shooting arrows. Good luck

 

[palombo88]

I agree that this domain if used for some purpose other than something related to the browser may not face trademark challenges but what would that be? What about "BraveIncome" is valuable for anyone other than the company in question? Do you see the dilemma? If that browser didn't exist would you still have registered it? And if so, why? Because that would be your market. I personally don't see one and that is why I feel it's value is limited. In my opinion, the browser people are really the only organization capable of utilizing its potential because they have created the brand recognition around the word.
So what I am saying is that even if you can sell them (or anyone else for that matter) on purchasing this domain (which is quite possible) it's value is going to be modest due to their trademark protections. Unless like I said, you can come up with a compelling reason why this domain is valuable to someone else for some other use? Hopefully that makes more sense?

Whoever reads your comment concludes:
You are the owner and owner of the word and the browser did not understand the reason for that.....