domain Environmental // Meta (.) com -and- Environmental // Metaverse (.) com

[sellian]

I have priced both in the (very) low xxxx spectrum.

What do you think? Are these long-term holds in your opinion?

Thanks in advance!

 

[biggie]

Hi

i think they are quick deletes, if you can still get money back.

imo...

 

[sellian]

Hi

i think they are quick deletes, if you can still get money back.

imo...

They are THAT bad you think? Would you mind telling the reason why?

Thank you!

 

[biggie]

They are THAT bad you think? Would you mind telling the reason why?

Thank you!

Hi

if, the meta verse is an environment,
then the names are redundant.


imo...

 

[sellian]

Hi

if, the meta verse is an environment,
then the names are redundant.


imo...

When I regged them I was thinking more about a metaverse that cares about the environment.

For instance, EnvironmentalMarkets.com clearly conveys (to my ears at least) that it's about markets that care about the environment. That domain sold for 4k+ last year.

But I am not an English native so you should know better.

Thanks for the reply!

 

[jhm]

I sway on what @biggie said. Not easy, IMO

 

[biggie]

EnvironmentalMarkets.com

Hi

that name forwards to nvalue.ch

so, buyer didn't develop it, which makes a difference, when you are scouring past sales for domain registration ideas or associated/comparable value.
additionally, the name was registered in 2002, so theoretically, it took 19 years before it sold for $4k.

imo...

 

[sellian]

Hi

that name forwards to nvalue.ch

so, buyer didn't develop it, which makes a difference, when you are scouring past sales for domain registration ideas or associated/comparable value.
additionally, the name was registered in 2002, so theoretically, it took 19 years before it sold for $4k.

imo...

Which is a fair amount of waiting time, right? It's a little bit more than 5% of STR if that's the only domain you hold. Also, why would they buy that dot.com name to forward it to a .ch domain less than a year later?

Also, nvalue.ch is clearly a company that cares about the environment, which aligns well with my initial suspicion.

Thanks again.

 

[Jordon M.]

High-x to Mid-xx ea.