domain credito(.)info

[NameAgency]

Please, can you appraise credito(.)info?

I know, it's not the dotcom (I would like), but still a good word very used in financial in lot of countries. Almost every TLD taken.

 

[Edward Smeu]

I would say it's worth something as I just parked my credito(.)rs at Sedo and made 4 eur withing last week of parking on the keyword but dunno on .info to estimate.

 

[NameAgency]

credit . info was sold last year for $36K.
Crédito is the common word in spanish, portuguese and italian to say loan. I think it's a good domain, despite the .info.

 

[NameAgency]

Estibot appraisal is $1500. Are you agree?

 

[Ted.T]

No. Don't trust automatic appraisals.

Estibot appraisal is $1500. Are you agree?

 

[NameAgency]

Thanks for your reply Shelby. I do not trust in automatic appraisals, but it's a starting point.

Otherwise, it's apraised $1600 in other forum by a human.

 

[MicroGuy]

$0.00

This domain does not have any value. I would recommend deletion and then a cold boot. Then sanitize your workstation and avoid .INFO domains.

Best of luck Luke, and remember the force is with you always!

 

[NameAgency]

Thanks for your opinion Microguy.
But, of course, I'm not agree. I backordered this domain and went to auction with high competition.

I do not use to buy .info, but this time I though it worths. Credito is a power-word in many languages in the world, not only spanish. And, as said above credit.info (in english) sold for $36K (yes, a .info)

 

[alistair80]

Primelloc, I partly agree with MicroGuy. Not many end users are interested in .info domains. You can develop it yourself and make some $$ off Ads.

I own Disenos.org which means "Designs" in Spanish and I don't think highly of it

 

[devoid]

"credit information" is an excellent, key word rich name. Make sure you do not accidentally believe the $0 appraisal above. .info works with the domain name, in this case. Although not idea, it's not wrong either.

People who speak spanish do need to know about credit, too!

You should be able to resell this domain name for high $xxx undeveloped, if you play the waiting game a bit. Get some traffic and it would only go up from there. A quick sale to another reseller and you can probably get (very) low $xxx tomorrow.

 

[alistair80]

If u play the waiting game a bit...
Lot of people have played this game and ended up leaving the game altogether.

 

[NameAgency]

Primelloc, I partly agree with MicroGuy. Not many end users are interested in .info domains. You can develop it yourself and make some $$ off Ads.

I own Disenos.org which means "Designs" in Spanish and I don't think highly of it

As I said, the auction was very competitive, wich means that more pleople think that the domain is valuable. And I won, because I believe in the domain. Credito is a very common expression in Spain, Portugal, Brazil, Italy, Romania, etc. and has the same relevance that "loan" has in english.

And disenos.org means nothing in spanish. The correct word is "diseños". Look at the whois for the .com, .net,.info. All of them are owned by not spaniards, wich made the same error like you.

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"credit information" is an excellent, key word rich name.

Exactly. The word matches the .info. And yes, I'm not worried to sell it tomorrow. I'll wait for the good offer.

 

[Edward Smeu]

In Romanian it's just "credit" but the more usual word is "imprumut"(loan).

Again, I think your name is worth some bucks, I have very little knowledge to estimate a price for this but def. not useless.

 

[NameAgency]

In Romanian it's just "credit" but the more usual word is "imprumut"(loan).

Sorry, you're right.

According to Google Trends "credito" has search volume in all Central and South America (Brazil included, Spain,Portugal, Italy, and a pair of countries in Africa.
... and averybody has a "credito":hehe:

 

[alistair80]

You are right. Your spelling is incorrect as well because the correct spelling has an accent on the o. Yours doesn't. The folks that were budding in the auction were probably not Hispanics either. Like you.
....
so since you brought up the correct Spanish issue, from that point of view, you domain means nothing!....It could mean "credit" in couple other languages but NOT in Spanish. But that severely restraints your end user base!!

 

[NameAgency]

Alistair.

The word "credito" do not has accent in the o, it has accent in the "e" (crédito). When the accent is on the "o" is a verbal conjugation.

There are too many words in spanish that has accents, but talking about domains, it has no importance (ex: móviles=moviles.com or cellphones). It is assumed by everybody that the domains can be regged without it and nobody cares on the accents. You know that. Nobody recommend to use IDN domains in spanish.

Other thing is the caracter "ñ". I know what I'm talking about. I'm from near Barcelona.

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I do a fast research. Just to say a few domains sold:

exito.com - $121.500 (correct spelling=éxito)
sofa.com - $200.000 (correct spelling=sofá)
bogota.com - $159.500 (correct spelling=bogotá)
vertigo.com - $50.000 (correct spelling= vértigo)
telefonos.com - $40.000 (correct spelling=teléfonos)
pasion.com - $39.500 (correct spelling=pasión)
economia.com €35.000 (correct spelling=economía)

...and so on

 

[Edward Smeu]

Any of those sales on dot info? Just curious. Coms are another story.

 

[NameAgency]

No STP, now we are talking about spanish domains that originally contain words with accents.
It is no my intention to valuate a .info as a .com

 

[Edward Smeu]

I know whats this about I was just curious if there were any similar sales on dot info lower on that list that's all.

 

[NameAgency]

I was curious and do a research again. This time spanish .info

hoteles.info $30.789
restaurantes.info $13.000
compraventa.info $4.565
juego.info $5.900
coches.info $2.250
abogado.info $2.100

I did not expect to sale credito(.)info for xx.xxx, but for at least low x.xxx I think it's realistic.