domain customwebsolutions.net

[TheLunch]

Wondering if someone could please appraise this domain name, I would like to sell it!!

Thanks.

 

[johname]

This name has whois privacy, could be a real business, but i feel its real strang you mention only the .net when its so clear the .net's owner owns the .ca

 

[TheLunch]

Hi, yes I own both. I'd like to keep the .ca as it's my main email address, but I've never really published nor utilized the .net

Are you suggesting I remove the domain privacy on the listings? I truly have no use for the .net and figure I may as well make some money with it because it's obviously a useful name.

I'd appreciate any tips or guidance on how to make my domain sale offer appear more on the 'up and up', as your post seems to indicate that it could use some work.

Thanks!

 

[johname]

The net ranks higher on "custom web solutions" than your .ca on google.com. If you do web designing for a living/running a business off the .ca then i wouldnt sell the .net beautiful name i could see it selling in four figures. goodluck

 

[Dr.Sheldon]

I like your domain
I would say low $xxx

 

[TheLunch]

So I guess the next question is, how does one go about actively soliciting offers? Or even passively soliciting them? Should I have "customwebsolutions.net" resolve to the sedo.com page that's been set up? ( https://sedo.com/search/details.php4?domain=customwebsolutions.net )

Beyond "appraisals", do people actually sell domains they want to sell?

 

[ElAhmad]

I would say high $xx. It sounds like a good domain name. I, however, always encourage developing the website simply because it adds a lot more value. And if you raise its PR that is even better! So work on it

 

[MicroGuy]

Reg fee to low $xx. IMO.

 

[ddesigns]

Sound good, IMO it value between mid to high XX,

Best of luck

 

[domtastic]

Meaningful domain name, but the length and the fact it's 3 words kind of kills it a little. Plus it's a .net and not a .com, therefore I say $xx.