domain c0mputers.com

[robaireg]

hi there , how about --

c0mputers.com (with a big Zero there)

[the original computers.com
owned by cbs / cnet, since 1996 ..

thanks.

ps. is it all right to tel folks that if they find a buyer
they get a commission? is that allowed here? thx. in advance.

 

[robaireg]

next post ....

 

[robaireg]

I have a couple names that would be interesting to get remarks on.

1) Rio-16.com

2) 2016-Games.com

feel free to offer an appraisal, a ballpark figure, or best of all the marketing path you would take on names like this. it's all about reaching an end-user.

thanks.

 

[Nazz]

As a lot of other members would say, hyphens are a no no.

 

[robaireg]

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[Nazz]

Well, to hell with everyone else

 

[DANEYAL]

Well, that is very smart.
I was just thinking how difficult it could get to market c0mputers.com like it would have all emphasis on do not write O, type '0' in between as the site with O is not ours. That is the major obstacle I suppose in valuating at higher price, a good decent one.

 

[jamesosix]

i'd say reg fee to xx.

 

[N-A]

Rio 16, 2016 games, etc. refer to the Olympics and they are worth a grace delete if you can because it's not worth the trouble.

c0mputers may have some value being a generic typo, but only once optimized and if it has type-in traffic/revenue. I don't see anyone else purchasing this for above reg-fee, unless it's capable of making more than registration fee per year.

 

[Nerevar]

Reg fee for all

 

[Kate]

c0mputers.com could be suitable for a hacker forum, but I don't think hackers pay top dollar for domains, especially 'leet' domains (how many reported sales ?). It's a novelty item, but I don't see much resale value.

 

[N-A]

c0mputers.com could be suitable for a hacker forum, but I don't think hackers pay top dollar for domains, especially 'leet' domains (how many reported sales ?). It's a novelty item, but I don't see much resale value.

Never thought of this model, such as L33T, 3L1TE, h4x0r, etc. I still feel that without a revenue/traffic that it would fall to reg-fee to hobbyist. Though, I'd love to own one of them for keepsake.

It definitely would take a hobbyist to take c0mputers to the next level though.

Owning more than $5,000 in software (vB [yuck]) and plugins with copyright removal, it takes quite an investment for an "end user" (hobbyist) to grow a community.

Though, with your model, it could be operational on WordPress with a nice theme and posts that are centered around computers, networking, etc.