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Hi

Is this domain worth the $9 Flippa auction listing fee?
I picked it up after it dropped a couple of months ago, thinking it's a rather nice generic .com (health, IT, transportation etc.), but now that I'm actually looking at it, I'm not so sure.
If I was providing a solution to, for e.g. nasal congestion, it would be an anti-allergy site, or common cold/flu site, not just congestion, and if I was providing an IT solution it wouldn't be specifically to fix network congestion, It would be a hardware/consulting site that might address congestion problems as part of an entire network solution.

Do you guys have any opinions? List it, or hang on and hope for an offer?
 
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well tbh I think you answered your own question.

Imo it is to generic, but you might be able to make something out of it on Flippa. I've seen worse get sold.

All the best
 
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The domain is too broad and lacks brandability.
Congestion is vague.
 
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well tbh I think you answered your own question.

Imo it is to generic, but you might be able to make something out of it on Flippa. I've seen worse get sold.

All the best

The domain is too broad and lacks brandability.
Congestion is vague.

Thanks, that's in line with what I was thinking, I won't spend money on listing or promoting it.
 
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