domain Curious about my LLLL.com

[Archangel]

I put YERX.com on eBay and I'm wondering if my starting bid is realistic.

It is a grammatically pronounceable 4-letter .com. Easily brandable and easier to pronounce, spell & remember. E and R are good letters, the X is at the end and Y is seen as good and bad both. What would you say it's worth? I have it started at $250.

In case you want to see the listing:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=190194070145

 

[Master Ramal]

starting point should be $150 atleast.

 

[Archangel]

starting point should be $150 atleast.

That's what I was thinking. But YERX has 2 solid letters and 1 that can go both ways. In a way, I'm thinking $150 is a better starting bid but this should sell for more.

 

[Kamloops]

That's what I was thinking. But YERX has 2 solid letters and 1 that can go both ways. In a way, I'm thinking $150 is a better starting bid but this should sell for more.

I have been ebaying for many years. You would attract more bidders my starting it under 10 bucks. I would start at 9.99.

Trust me it will always do better starting at 9.99 that 150.00

Plus less listing fees.

I have over 5000 all positive feedback on ebay so I do know a little about selling on ebay

 

[Archangel]

I have been ebaying for many years. You would attract more bidders my starting it under 10 bucks. I would start at 9.99.

Trust me it will always do better starting at 9.99 that 150.00

Plus less listing fees.

I have over 5000 all positive feedback on ebay so I do know a little about selling on ebay

Thanks, reps added.

I'm researching eBay right now.It seems that a .99 listing made many auctions go to early $xxx If this doesn't sell for $250, I'll likely relist at 99 cents.

 

[ddchan]

How about putting a reserve price at $150 but starting at 0.99?

 

[rjs_essex]

As it has been mentioned, it is unlikely that the domain will get a bid at that start price. I have always started my auctions at 99p / 99cents as this generates the greatest interest.

However, I would value your name at between $100-$200. t is a double premium with one 'bad' letter. The value increases due to its pronouncability. I would suggest getting it pushed to auction at Sedo... This is THE auction selling venue for LLLL.com's at the moment.

Hope this helps, rep appreciated.

Rich

 

[wild]

I have been ebaying for many years. You would attract more bidders my starting it under 10 bucks. I would start at 9.99.

Trust me it will always do better starting at 9.99 that 150.00

Plus less listing fees.

I have over 5000 all positive feedback on ebay so I do know a little about selling on ebay

I agree with you.

 

[Archangel]

Thanks, reps added.

I would pull it from eBayif I can get a $60 offer on SEDO so I can push it to auction

As it has been mentioned, it is unlikely that the domain will get a bid at that start price. I have always started my auctions at 99p / 99cents as this generates the greatest interest.

However, I would value your name at between $100-$200. t is a double premium with one 'bad' letter. The value increases due to its pronouncability. I would suggest getting it pushed to auction at Sedo... This is THE auction selling venue for LLLL.com's at the moment.

Hope this helps, rep appreciated.

Rich

 

[Archangel]

Up to $249.99 with -1 hour to go:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=190194070145&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=009

 

[Yoo]

Going good. Good luck.

 

[Archangel]

Going good. Good luck.

Thanks. It's going better than I thought it would have.

 

[Yoo]

Yeah, everything is going fine and because of that you are becoming rich

 

[Archangel]

Yeah, everything is going fine and because of that you are becoming rich

It finished at $249.99. Not bad for a $10 investment :sold:

 

[xman]

It finished at $249.99. Not bad for a $10 investment :sold:

Congratulation!

Not bad at all.