domain Dnone.com? Rep+

[shanee86]

I am wondering what dnone.com is worth I checked it before I reg it and says like 3 year history what do you think it is worth?

 

[ritziyap]

considering that this has been registered before, it's a good chance that search engines now still has a record of it.. 3 years of history is a decent web presence.. usually, a very good web presence takes about 4-6 years.. unless the previous owner did a good job promoting the domain..

i'd say abour mid xx to low xxx for now..

 

[Xombie]

low $xxx flat for a domain with previous presence

 

[Momo]

Backlinks: 0 in Google, Yahoo, MSN

Seems like there would be no benefit from the history of the domain since it was just parked before and there are no incoming links to it.

Anyway, I'd say low to mid $xx undeveloped at the moment.

 

[smub]

dnone.com (what it can be used for ??)

i understand the dn part domain name "one"??

does not make sense plus the history is not benficial anymore because there is no back link

i'll say low xx and the most mid xx

 

[dev99]

Would make a nice registrar domain name.
Probably low $xxx at the moment.

 

[namenut]

I was looking at DNRone and DNR1 as a domain name registrar. It was regged before I could get to it.
dnone = "Domain Name One"

PS
No history is better than a "Bad" history.

(imvho)
namenut

 

[Marky_]

Your looking at probably - Mid $xx - High $xxx

 

[slaughterbeck]

Backlinks: 0 in Google, Yahoo, MSN
Seems like there would be no benefit from the history of the domain since it was just parked before and there are no incoming links to it.

That's because it's dropped from each index but if you search for "dnone.com" you'll find 15 occurrences in Google and 92 in Yahoo.


When I first saw this I thought DNOne (domain name one) and I liked it quite a bit.

$30 to $40 reseller and $300 to $400 to an end user.

 

[weblord]

can be a portal for domainers low XX if sold just for the domain might be lower.

 

[Bannen]

As mentioned in another reply above, I like 'domain name one'. Seems like any development along the lines of early domain name history, or talks about the most prime/important/valuable domain names, and you've got the prime name for a site like that. Dn1.com sounds more like the ordering code for an electronics part in your radio, and domainname1/one.com is long and clumsy; I like dnone very much, after getting past the initial misleading visual of seeing it as d-none.com
I agree with most above as to prices: xx for resellers, low xxx with minor development, high xxx to x,xxx with any even slightly interesting development.