domain Appraisals for GreatFurnitureStore.com

[CheapDomainDeals.com]

It dropped a weeks ago and I've registed it.

 

[Sulabh Sharma]

In my opinion this will make a good online furniture store. Its long but still it sounds good to me. Its better if you develop it. For now lets say a value of some $xxx. Good luck with it.

 

[CheapDomainDeals.com]

Thanks Sulabh, it would be really nice for me to get a quick flip for $xxx

I bought it because it sounds good for me and I saw the following sales reports for similar domains:

usedfurniturestore.com $2,300 (Afternic, 2007)
vancouverfurniturestore.com $300 (Godaddy, 2014)
artfurniturestore.com $240 (Godaddy, 2015)

source Namebio.com

 

[biggie]

reg fee


namebio is popular, but don't read more into past sales than what's there....a past sale

and past sales do not mean there will be future sales, for random keywords where you add any prefix or suffix to it.


imo...

 

[TSB]

This domain sounds good, and good luck with it.

 

[rubencouto]

Hello!

The niche is good. However, adjectives added to the name have a tendency to greatly hurt their value. Not only because it turns out to be a longer domain, but because it's not as unique as the ones you found at Namebio. Instead of "great", one could use "good", "super", "prime", "excellent", and so on. I would say low to mid $xx.

Best of luck!

 

[biggie]

Instead of "great", one could use "good", "super", "prime", "excellent", and so on. I would say low to mid $xx.

Best of luck!

i don't think using those prefixes as a replacement, would enhance value for that name either.

some ideas that probably are taken would be:
"barginfurniturestore or customfurniturestore or antiquefurniturestore or discountfurniturestore or even giantfurniturestore.


imo....

 

[rubencouto]

i don't think using those prefixes as a replacement, would enhance value for that name either.

Hello!

I agree.
The adjectives I used served only to show that I don't think the name has much value with an adjective, because there so many...