domain Appraisal for n d u r i.com

[naymer]

N d u r i . com is a 5 letter pronounceable word with a great meaning (endure). Impulse buy. What do you think it's worth?

 

[naymer]

Wild guesses? I'm sure most of you have more experience with this than I do. I was thinking of listing it for sale somewhere for about $200.

 

[naymer]

OK. Does anyone know of any other source for good appraisals? Thanks!

 

[Kate]

What does nduri mean ? What can it be used for ? Who are the possible end buyers ?

 

[naymer]

Thanks for the response! I'm just testing the waters with "domaining". Mostly I want to develop sites. To answer your questions
-It's an invented work, but a play on "endure"
-A brand name for any business that wants a succinct name evoking longevity/strength/reliability etc.
-See above. But I guess I'm asking what a reseller would pay for a pronouncable 5-letter .com such as this.

Thanks!

 

[Kate]

There is no reseller market for random domains.
For a reseller to take a chance, there must be possible end users. Basically the question is what are the odds there is at least one end user that wants your domain so badly that they would pay for it.
If it was available when you picked it that means nobody would even pay $10

Archive.org indicates that the domain might have been slightly developed in the past but it's in Korean. See if it gets any traffic.

 

[naymer]

Cool. Thanks sdsinc.

 

[ecalc]

... I'm asking what a reseller would pay for a pronouncable 5-letter .com such as this…

Reg fee. You're on the right track but I see a big problem in the English language market. No words start with ND. Why? Tongue hernia. I recommend a different tweak such as enddure.com (available) if you must invent a brand that sounds like endure. If your business plan is to invent and flip a brand that sounds like endure, I'd burn that plan and destroy the evidence.

 

[Kate]

Ecalc: you are right, it's a language problem too.
The name is supposed to be a brandable but is not easy to brand as it's confusing and doesn't pass the radio test either. In another language it could be a geodomain or first name, yet that doesn't mean there is buyer for it.