domain Easy.Credit

[Alessandro Couteau]

From the guy who brought you

Heart.Surgery

Now would like to present,

Easy.Credit

We had close to 5,500 views on Heart.Surgery ... Wondering what kind of feedback and views we can get on Easy.Credit ! Also have E.Credit for Electronic, Easy, Ect.

 

[Traveler]

What do my domains have to do with the appraisal for Easy.Credit?

Not much, you are the one that brought them up in this thread. Sorry if you got offended, that was not my intention. Peace.

 

[shayan]

Considering that credit is the 5th most expensive keyword on search engines, well, this is a very valuable domain. For many reasons, I would say easy.credit is worth at least 100,000. It could go as low as 70k, but I would never go any lower. With a little more time and patience, you can easily get a sell in the six figures. Easy.Credit will never go away -- Yet, the demand for "Easy Credit" and "Credit" will remain absolute and always exist.

Great purchase

 

[WatchDogue]

Outstanding domain for its' respective marketplace and extension.

Thats' a name with a bright payoff future IMO, when the business world warms up to and eventually utilizes new extensions.

Easy.Credit will look superb in print and will be a must click for those seeking an easy credit line.

The renewal fee issue, if any, should be a non-event to a real credit related business.

 

[Brands.International]

Category defining name, suitable for large credit provider. Very valuable. Great radio test, will look fantastic in social media, in print..The renewal of $ 200 or $ 240 is NOTHING for the kind of end user this name is towarded to.

Very nice, congrats

 

[mr-x]

The renewal looks to be $240 per year, there seems to be end users using aspects of the domain within their own domains. I could see a buyer out there for it, the renewal could kill the deal.

Great name but If sold as a premium domain the renewal may be $2,500 or even $10,000. OP isn't saying so I suspect he's paying more then $240.

 

[mr-x]

It's not about the acquisition price (one-off purchase), but the subsequent renewal fees. If the future fees are contained and predictable, fine. But we have seen several instances of gTLDs being repriced by the registries. Repriced so sharply that their holders have had to drop them. Berkens himself has experienced that.

In Berkens' case, the registrar mad an error and compensated him **for one year.

Next time he has to pay full price.

 

[Namestein]

$500 - $1,000 reseller. $5,000 - 10,000 end-user.

 

[RU]

new gtld market is dead. reg fee sorry.

 

[Alessandro Couteau]

Interesting thoughts out there everyone ! Thank you for commenting and leaving honest feedback ... I appreciate it

 

[slader23]

new gtld market is dead. reg fee sorry.

Tell that to Facebook and Microsoft.

 

[RU]

Tell that to Facebook and Microsoft.

OKAY

 

[mr-x]

60% of new gtld's are parked. Most are crap. The good ones', cost xxx to $xx,xxxx every year will be dropping like hot potatoes.

Every time someone buys advertising for "easy.credit" they'll leak traffic to easycredit.com. The CAC will be higher and ROI lower. Just my opinion.

 

[Casey L]

Not awful but as a potential consumer in the market for a line of credit, Easy.Credit is probably the last place I'd go. It gives off a huge whiff of predatory lending. The types of people who run businesses like that aren't the quality of end-user you'll get anything more that $xxx from.

I think e.Credit is much better than this one

 

[Alessandro Couteau]

Not awful but as a potential consumer in the market for a line of credit, Easy.Credit is probably the last place I'd go. It gives off a huge whiff of predatory lending. The types of people who run businesses like that aren't the quality of end-user you'll get anything more that $xxx from.

I think e.Credit is much better than this one

Interesting ... Well I guess it helps that I have E.Credit as well ...

Thanks for your feedback !

 

[DU]

if you spend a million on SEO and building an actual web presence you might have a seven figure name on your hands!

 

[Fancy.domains]

if you spend a million on SEO and building an actual web presence you might have a seven figure name on your hands!

Great names needs no website. They stand out all alone.

 

[Brands.International]

Great names needs no website. They stand out all alone.

100% true

 

[Wannabean]

Renewal fee is a bit of a downer, if indeed it is $200+ but it's a good name. Rather than just holding have you thought about development?

Would be a good way to offset the renewal. Plus an established customer base adds value in a way that is easy for end users to see.

 

[Alessandro Couteau]

Renewal fee is a bit of a downer, if indeed it is $200+ but it's a good name. Rather than just holding have you thought about development?

Would be a good way to offset the renewal. Plus an established customer base adds value in a way that is easy for end users to see.

In the works as we speak

 

[arjun29]

Can you please give us a hint about the renewal price for this great name. Like xx, xxx or xxxx