ccTLD B00.co.uk $1075 + myrug.co.uk for $ 5654

[Cruncher]

Not my sales but I spotted these on namebio.

What are peoples opinions on these sales? Is this the GENUINE sales prices?

Price for myrug .co . Uk sounds too high to me?

And b00 .co .uk (b with two zeros) sounds too high a price. I just can't see the value in it?

Does anyone know what the average percent sell rate of one word uk domains is?

Thanks

 

[sobeman88]

.co.uk in my opinion is a very picky little extension lol. It’s like the lottery. I own many domains in this extension that are one word and also high search volume and I have made NO sales. And then I see people like Federer on here sell them like hot cakes.

The value is within the buyer. Some people get luckier than others. I personally think my .co.uk domains are worth WAY more than these and again I have made no sales

 

[Cruncher]

.co.uk in my opinion is a very picky little extension lol. It’s like the lottery. I own many domains in this extension that are one word and also high search volume and I have made NO sales. And then I see people like Federer on here sell them like hot cakes.

Thanks for reply, I thought they might be a hard sell.I have searched alot of one word co.uk names , and found alot of them are still owned by a small handful of people - proven that they aren't selling so easy.

Would you share what one word names you have, maybe by pm?

Thanks

 

[Cruncher]

Do you think the .uk extension will become mainstream and overtake the .co.uk?

 

[IMEZI]

Do you think the .uk extension will become mainstream and overtake the .co.uk?

no way... .uk require uk physical address while .co.uk could be freely registered

 

[Cruncher]

no way... .uk require uk physical address while .co.uk could be freely registered

I thought about this too, but am sure there is a service you can pay a small fee for use as a ''service address'' . I guess they could also change the rules as to who can register a .uk domain.

I also wondered when the 5 year right of registration for .uk domains is over, will they charge premium prices for registering 'premium' names - like some other registries?