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What do you think these are worth.

doom3global.com
doom3global.net
doom3nation.com
doom3nation.net

as a package for both .net and .com or should i sell them separately?

Thanks y'all

John

http://www.logomatrix.com
 
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reg. fee all of em.
 
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What is doom3?
 
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Originally posted by doom3matrix
as a package for both .net and .com or should i sell them separately?

Always try to package them together if you have both, otherwise you'll be stuck with a .net that you can't give away. Sell the .com and offer the .net as a freebie.

In the future, save your money on registering the identical .net and buy more .com's instead.

Originally posted by Dr.Pepper
What is doom3?

Let me introduce you to my friend. His name is Google :)
 
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Try to package them together.
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Originally posted by doom3matrix
RJ, do you agree that these are only worth reg fee?
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I would agree with that, because there are equally usable domains that are still unregistered. You will have a tough time commanding a premium if a potential buyer can simply register a new name that is similar quality.

For instance, these are all available

DoomPlayers.Com
DoomInfo.Com <- worth considering, if you're a developer
Doom3Info.Com
Doom3Fans.Com
Doom3Site.Com

Another thing, if you are planning development, lose the '3' in Doom3.

Why? Because once Doom 4 comes out, or Doom Ultra, etc, Doom3 will be irrelevant. It may seem like a long time off now, but the time will come. You don't want to have to rebrand your entire site to keep up with the new games. It gives you room to expand.
 
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Personally I would say $0-regfee for all of them. Good luck!!!!!!
 
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Real tough sell..
Goodluck!

I would not recommend you "renew" these, when they near expiry.
 
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DoomInfo.com sounds quite nice, that might be worth picking up as for the rest just let them expire.
 
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I would say go to a doom messag eboard and try your luck there. I would take anything you could get for them in hopes to recouping your reg fee. But you could even make a few bucks if you put a bulletin board system on there before you sold it to a doom player. Good Luck.
 
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Originally posted by -RJ-
I would agree with that, because there are equally usable domains that are still unregistered. You will have a tough time commanding a premium if a potential buyer can simply register a new name that is similar quality.

For instance, these are all available

DoomPlayers.Com
DoomInfo.Com <- worth considering, if you're a developer
Doom3Info.Com
Doom3Fans.Com
Doom3Site.Com

Another thing, if you are planning development, lose the '3' in Doom3.

Why? Because once Doom 4 comes out, or Doom Ultra, etc, Doom3 will be irrelevant. It may seem like a long time off now, but the time will come. You don't want to have to rebrand your entire site to keep up with the new games. It gives you room to expand.

I agree.
 
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I imagine waiting until the game is released is my best bet? It looks like it is delayed once again until early 2004. I'm new to this but very interested in getting into it. I'll be hanging around here quite a bit to get the scoops, thanks you guys.

John

http://www.logomatrix.com
 
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doom3global.com - $20
doom3global.net - $20
doom3nation.com - $50
doom3nation.net -$50
JMHO
Good Luck!
 
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$0.00 - Reg. fee's/each/any, IMHO.
RJ pegged it perfectly, as well. ;)

PS. Welcome to Namepros. :)
 
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