domain Estibot says $2700, what do you say?

[brendan52190]

To List (dot) com

I appreciate any opinions. Thanks!

 

[Jawed]

Try this. List it for sale in an auction here on namepros. $1 starting bid. I would not expect it to get to $10 but based on some of the folks in here it should. If I got anything higher that $15 for it, I would run with it. The trouble is that I am not sure what to do with it. As was mentioned before, it is just a string of popular words that requires a stretch(marketing) to make sense. Good luck and hope that all the cheerleaders here would be willing to put their money where there mouth is. I am afraid they won't. Prove me wrong!!!

If you plan to sell it, then Sedo, RickLatona.com or similar sites will be more suitable for this kind of names. :imho:

 

[joned]

Just a thought - the TO could stand for Toronto perhaps?

So it could be a listings site for Toronto events?

Cheers, Jon

 

[lincolndsp]

Found something similar, Brendan.
LookAt .com, sold for $3700 according to DNJournal http://www.dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm
Estibot etimate is $26,000 (http://estibot.com/results.php?domain=LookAt.com).

 

[joeljonathan]

Nice short domain name but even after looking at some of the related keywords that come up when I enter in both "to list" and "to" into the Google Adwords Keyword Tool I still can't really think of a great way to monetize the site (definitely not saying that there isn't one though). I would say mid to high $XX

 

[FathomJH]

a list of antics that terrell owens (T.O.) commits

 

[barefoottech]

Jeez so much negativity

No Not worth $2700
But is worth Developing
Easier to monetise than a lot of the crappy Names presented here
Undev 10$
Developed as a Small Minisite 100$
Earning Potential 10$+ per month

 

[DubDubDubDot]

Found something similar, Brendan.
LookAt .com, sold for $3700 according to DNJournal.

Definitely not similar.

I like the TO = Toronto idea best so far. So with that I retract my previous $0 appraisal. Although any developer of this domain for that use would also need to own TorontoList .com, which is currently parked since 2004. I would contact the owner of that one since yours probably has more value to them than anyone else. I still wouldn't expect much though...

 

[reodoggy]

It would (imho) be a good domain name for an email related site, to do with mail headers, RFC's, and mailing lists etc.