domain Appraise my portfolio please. - CupKid.com

[Tomhandsome]

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AcceptanceBooks.com
BostonPavers.com
CupKid.com
DiamondTresses.com
iMemeThat.com
Lacrosser.com
MsMango.com
Qrams.com
ReligiousStickers.com
RemoteFire.com
Weavani.com
Woodvana.com

Busy.cloud
Leap.cloud
Odd.cloud
Peep.cloud

 

[Acroplex]

My selection of "keepers" from that list:

CupKid.com
iMemeThat.com
Lacrosser.com
ReligiousStickers.com

Mid/high $xxx potential - more if developed.

 

[afcassidy]

Lacrosser.com stands out to me as the gem in that group.

 

[Tomhandsome]

My selection of "keepers" from that list:

CupKid.com
iMemeThat.com
Lacrosser.com
ReligiousStickers.com

Mid/high $xxx potential - more if developed.

I am new to this @Acroplex . So how would you go about developing those. Put me up on some game.

 

[Tomhandsome]

Lacrosser.com stands out to me as the gem in that group.

I know. I have been doing some outreach. No luck yet.

 

[Internet.Domains]

Woodvana is a great brandable for many industries.

 

[Casey L]

BostonPavers
Lacrosser
ReligiousStickers
Weavani
Woodvana

these are all solid, lacrosser is probably the best

 

[Tomhandsome]

Woodvana is a great brandable for many industries.

Can you give me some examples please?

 

[Charles Sweeney]

I think Lacrosser.com is the best.

 

[Tomhandsome]

BostonPavers
Lacrosser
ReligiousStickers
Weavani
Woodvana

these are all solid, lacrosser is probably the best

I think Lacrosser.com is the best.

Thanks. I knew I was making a great move by picking Lacrosser up. Now I have to figure out how to sell it. LOL.

 

[Internet.Domains]

Woodvana is a great brandable for many industries.

Woodvana covers the construction industry or particularly Finish Carpentry. It covers the Building Supply industry as well....It also covers the furniture industry...All of these industries could benefit with a name like Woodvana. It's Best of luck to you!

 

[wwwweb]

AcceptanceBooks.com
BostonPavers.com
CupKid.com
DiamondTresses.com
iMemeThat.com
Lacrosser.com
MsMango.com
Qrams.com
ReligiousStickers.com
RemoteFire.com
Weavani.com
Woodvana.com

Busy.cloud
Leap.cloud
Odd.cloud
Peep.cloud

What is your total cost invested for all these names?

 

[Tomhandsome]

What is your total cost invested for all these names?

I'm gonna round it off to $300.

 

[LucidDomains]

Boston Pavers is not bad.

Call up every Paving company in Boston, you can probably sell that domain within a week.

 

[Tomhandsome]

Boston Pavers is not bad.

Call up every Paving company in Boston, you can probably sell that domain within a week.

You know what? Your right. I am gonna do that starting tomorrow. And once I sell it I am gonna send you

a gift card. I bought that last year when I was BS'ing. Smh. Now I am totally dedicated to domaining. Trust

me, I got you.

 

[LucidDomains]

You know what? Your right. I am gonna do that starting tomorrow. And once I sell it I am gonna send you a gift card. I bought that last year when I was BS'ing. Smh. Now I am totally dedicated to domaining. Trust

me, I got you.

I don't need a gift card, but thank you. Good luck.

 

[wwwweb]

Qrams.com could be good for some sort of education site, very brandable.

The pavers domain is probably the quickest one to sell to a company in that area.

 

[Tomhandsome]

Qrams.com could be good for some sort of education site, very brandable.

The pavers domain is probably the quickest one to sell to a company in that area.

Qrams.com + Education. That is a good idea. For some reason I am thinking weed. Lol. Imagin a lowercase

q tweaked to where it looks like a g. I think it could work.

 

[wwwweb]

Qrams.com + Education. That is a good idea. For some reason I am thinking weed. Lol. Imagin a lowercase

q tweaked to where it looks like a g. I think it could work.

Not sure about the weed thing, but anything is game these days.

Qrams stood out because of a site I used to use called Cramster, and the Q would represent questions, which was what the site was about, and sounds like crams, like cramming for a test.

Anyways, It has potential in the brandable circles.

 

[ben pedri]

cupkid and lacrosser is good ,I have a system to get end users that no one has figured out yet ,I will try to get you a couple good endusers for that

 

[Tomhandsome]

Bump

 

[frank-germany]

for me its only
ReligiousStickers.com

 

[Tomhandsome]

Bump.

 

[Cdomains]

A few passable names, but overall not a good portfolio.

The best is probably Boston/Pavers/com, but this could be a TM issue with Bos/ton Colo/nial Pave/rs.

Wood/vana./com could work as a brandable, but not a great one.

Some of the others could be low value sales or do not make much sense at all.

Hope this helps.

 

[infosec3]

Boston Pavers is not bad.

Call up every Paving company in Boston, you can probably sell that domain within a week.

I totally agree. Actually, the only name that qualifies for outreach efforts is BostonPavers.com. It could be sold between $200 - $500.

The only problem is that BostonPaver.com is available to register. If you offer yours to end-users they may register the one that's available.

I see little value in any of the other names.