e.biz Final price

[quality]

How high will e.biz go on the sedo auction my estimate is $23,000:lol::lol:

 

[El Bandolero]

I think it will sell around 10k.

 

[DnEbook]

my guesstimate is $13,850 ..... and two marbles + 1 superman comic

 

[John Slaney]

It looks like the reserve is about 5K per domain. What will happen to the names that do not receive bids that meet reserve(if that happens)?

As for D biz, bidders currently. I will say 20K

 

[Archangel]

I'm thinking closer to $11,570, seven thumbnails and a copy of Amazing Fantasy #15. The reprint. Read by a fanboy and accidentally left in the rain. For 9 days.

my guesstimate is $13,850 ..... and two marbles + 1 superman comic

 

[mirul]

I'd say $25k

 

[bmugford]

Probably around $20K, but I have to say I am not a fan of a short domain just because it is short. I can think of better uses of $20K

Brad

 

[Archangel]

Exactly, although there is an allure to owning e.biz I'm thinking it'll finish at the highest price compared to the other letter.biz domains.

Probably around $20K, but I have to say I am not a fan of a short domain just because it is short. I can think of better uses of $20K

Brad

 

[connections]

I quite like this domain, Defiantly would be a nice developed e commerce b2b style site =)

Easy to remember and brand able.

 

[bmugford]

It certainly has more use than most of the other one letter .BIZ domains. I would prefer a good keyword domain in a respected extension for the same price as these though.

I never really understood the draw to one letter domains, especially in less than popular extensions. I guess it is so save the end user the tedious effort of typing 3-4 letters.

Brad

Exactly, although there is an allure to owning e.biz I'm thinking it'll finish at the highest price compared to the other letter.biz domains.

 

[recluse99]

I'd figure aboot 12,500k , and for those wondering...

edot.com + is taken
and
edotbiz.com is taken also (created on July 17, 2009)

 

[Kate]

I can think of better uses of $20K

Definitely agree.
When you think of it... 20K for a .biz domain... hmmm :tri:
To the best of my knowledge the highest reported .biz sale is:
Mortgages.biz $15,000

I never really understood the draw to one letter domains, especially in less than popular extensions.

I guess it is a question of branding But I would rather go for a decent ccTLD

 

[DnEbook]

what happened to i.biz ? was it not offered ?

 

[ssamriga]

e.biz is a really nice name, the tld in this case works as a keyword, anyone with funds to develop and advertise could find a good use to this name. I'd say it will end between 15k and 20k, though it could go much higher if several rich people have put their eyes on it

 

[Kate]

OK I vote for 15K. But I would not pay that amount

 

[lzy]

$16,756

 

[gpmgroup]

O.biz

 

[fooz]

My guess would be $14,325 =]

 

[InsanerDomainer]

How high will e.biz go on the sedo auction my estimate is $23,000:lol::lol:

I'll go way out on a limb and guess $23,001

 

[Archangel]

Although e.biz would be great to own, I'd rather pay $20k for a keyword .com or even an easy-to-remember .com over a one-letter domain that was in an extension that the vast majority doesn't even know exists.

It certainly has more use than most of the other one letter .BIZ domains. I would prefer a good keyword domain in a respected extension for the same price as these though.

I never really understood the draw to one letter domains, especially in less than popular extensions. I guess it is so save the end user the tedious effort of typing 3-4 letters.

Brad

 

[Trickac14]

I'll go 12 k

 

[kev]

Forever the optimist, I'll go for $30k

Nice name - Im sure someone will pay top dollar for it.

 

[DubDubDubDot]

1.5 days since the last bid. There is resistance at $10k.

x.biz is still going strong, but I would worry about a TM issue with XBiz.

 

[Sam]

10,000 flat

 

[venturefile.com]

I would vote for around 14k.