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[Wali Dahot]

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[Wali Dahot]

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[Wali Dahot]

Up?

 

[Wali Dahot]

Up?

 

[Wali Dahot]

Up?

 

[moe]

To be honest I don't see any value here, no startup or business would choose Brattice as their brand name.

 

[Want2learn]

The word itself isn't very common.
It is a dictionary word.
This is the type of word that could pop back up in the English language with a different meaning. For example, if Donald Trump called Putin a brattice (clearly a misuse, unless Trump was calling Putin a partition) then the word is Gucci!
Because it is a one word dictionary word that is brand able as well, Id keep it. You should add a few years to the name so it doesn't expire anytime soon. Hold it. You cannot invest in much for $50 these days . . . let this be a $50 domain investment and see where you are in 3 years or so.


As is I think the name is worth very low XXX to an end user and possibly $25 to one of the domainers around here, though 25 is optimistic.

 

[Wali Dahot]

The word itself isn't very common.
It is a dictionary word.
This is the type of word that could pop back up in the English language with a different meaning. For example, if Donald Trump called Putin a brattice (clearly a misuse, unless Trump was calling Putin a partition) then the word is Gucci!
Because it is a one word dictionary word that is brand able as well, Id keep it. You should add a few years to the name so it doesn't expire anytime soon. Hold it. You cannot invest in much for $50 these days . . . let this be a $50 domain investment and see where you are in 3 years or so.


As is I think the name is worth very low XXX to an end user and possibly $25 to one of the domainers around here, though 25 is optimistic.

Thanks for such a detailed response, I will not let it expire and notice market trends, might get good ROI in the future

 

[Wali Dahot]

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[wayne wooldridge]

Published appraisal does not equal value.

It will not likely sell, but then again, crazy things do happen.

If I owned it, I would sell it in a heartbeat if anyone offered more than $50.