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error , intresting , ugly , possibility , thought ..

I registered 5 domains today

error.co.in
possibility.co.in
thought.co.in
ugly.co.in
intresting.co.in

what do you think guys ?
 
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AfternicAfternic
Not looking for rep.

I think ugly.co.in has good potential, though I would try to avoid selling it to someone wanting to make it into a trash talk site.
 
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Though the cc tld is bad, the keywords are good,
holding them for certain years will help find the correct buyer,
value solely depends on value of .com and their sale prices
altough i can value the whole lot for not less than $150!
 
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thanks rep added to both
 
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Decent keywords, not a very good extention for it though.

These 2 are Mid $xx IMO
ugly.co.in
error.co.in

These 3 are reg fee IMO
possibility.co.in
thought.co.in
intresting.co.in
 
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appreciate the honesty...though had a question ?

when you mean mid xx does that mean the same even if I just registered the domain.....

I mean the domain was just created today and i paid 8 bucks does that still fetch mid xx....

curious.... Are thes brandable ?

What exactly we mean when we say brandable ?

Thanks in advance....Rep added.
 
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If you registered intresting you made an error. Because the correct spelling is interesting.

I like error, and ugly. These are above regfee names probably.
 
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From what I understand, they're not really brand-able keywords - brand-able would be a word/phrase that someone could use to promote, describe, or maybe name their product... those keywords are a little too vague/general for that.

Mid-xx basically means that the appraiser believes your domain could get somewhere in between $10 and $99 from a reseller or an end-user. Those are opinions... you may get no offers, or you may have someone that would pay much more than that because it happens to be just the name they want. I've purchased domains one week and resold them the next week for 5-6x what I paid... however, some will increase in value the longer you hold onto them.

Read through the newbies section, I've learned a lot from just browsing the posts in this forum.

Also, unless it was just a forum typo, "intresting" is spelled incorrectly - it's "interesting".
 
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Ugly.co.in and Error.co.in - Park them with Sedo or somewhere. Keyword .co.in seem to be getting some type-in traffic and you can pick up some loose change before selling them on. :) I wouldn't ask for less than $50 for each of these.

The others though, I think $25 is all you can expect. But park them anway and if they receive good traffic and revenue, then that'll be a good selling point :tu:
 
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Currently they are all worth reg fee. Try and think of a business plan for any one and you'll see why they are being considered as 'brandables' by some.

.co.in, just like .in, is a 2 year investment, imo. You'll get a decent value for these then, not now, when high value CPC keywords are going for mid-high $xx. Get a refund for intresting in any case, it's a bad typo.

Good Luck
 
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thank you guys for your honest opinion....

interesting was indeed a typo I registered the right one......

I hope i will put them up with some parking company.....

Reps added to all.......


I think error is a good name but ugly been 4 character and meaningful would be a key domain....

speacially that .co.in are not so up and still one word domains are available means I will have to wait atleast 2-3 years before i go to mid xxx
 
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evilopinions,

You cannot offer rep in exchange for appraisals. Please read the appraisals forum guidelines for the rules. Welcome to NamePros.com

Justin
 
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