domain Appraisal for gambling.ninja please

[disaac81]

Looking to sell this domain name now, hoping for some good appraisals

 

[gilescoley]

There is no market for the these new extensions

I would grace delete if you can

 

[disaac81]

How about .company domains? Seems like that one is doing quite well, saw insure.company selling for million at sedo or flippa

 

[vivaldi]

How about .company domains? Seems like that one is doing quite well, saw insure.company selling for million at sedo or flippa

Lol a million what?

 

[disaac81]

It's here
sedo.com/search/searchresult.php4?language=us

insure.company

1.2M dollars, 12bids

 

[FusionSpy]

Asking price is 1.2m which is ridiculous ( insure.com would be in that price range maybe if we take only domain in consideration wheres insurecompany.com would be even further away with such pricing), but those bid offers on insure.company, can be in $xx range for all we know .

 

[disaac81]

Ahh, I see, quite deceptive how they display it on the site....lucky I didnt buy a few more .company domains then I guess. I just hope I can get at least a bit of profit on gambling.ninja - it's a good keyword at least (apart from ninja lol)

 

[vivaldi]

You should grace delete this if you can yes btw. If the gamblingninja.com is not an established site that is, if so you could always try to sell them your domain.

 

[disaac81]

Surely some of the new tld's will turn out in demand? We can't be stuck with .com .net forever? Not many short domain names available anymore with the old extensions.

 

[vivaldi]

Surely some of the new tld's will turn out in demand? We can't be stuck with .com .net forever? Not many short domain names available anymore with the old extensions.

They probably will sooner or later to some degree but .ninja is not the answer

 

[johname]

gamblingninja.com has been recently reg and is for sale.

Feels like you will be holding this at next renewal. Goodluck

 

[ImageAuthors]

Gambling.ninja isn't a bad domain.

If a company DID want to choose it to brand a site, they might pay as much as $1k to $5k for the domain(s) they need.

But that's a BIG "IF".

And their budget would be divided in half between Gambling.ninja and GamblingNinja.com. If the other domain owner has unrealistic price expectations (as you did), then the buyer would back out of the deal on BOTH domains and choose something else.

Negotiating on 1 domain for a startup brand is far easier than negotiating on 2.

If you bought this domain expecting to sell it quickly, then punch yourself in the face, my friend.

If you hold onto it for 5 years, there's a 20% chance that it will sell during that time.

 

[Paul]

.ninja has a lot of potential as a TLD, especial in IT industries. However, now is the time to buy, not sell; don't expect to turn a profit for at least a few years. Even then, you're taking a risk.

 

[RU]

Nice name!

 

[Kate]

I think the name says it all: this is gambling, but the casino always wins.