domain g-e-l.com APPRAISAL

[emjohn]

Could someone give an appraisal with and without a developed site?

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Anyone?

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Bump

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bumper

 

[BNZ]

$0 - reg fee undeveloped.
Developed... well it just depends. What would the site be about? Hair gel? Do the letters "G-E-L" stand for something?

Basically, I think the hyphens kill it, devoloped or not. But honestly, I'm not the best authority on this. Just my opinion.

 

[emjohn]

Sorry but I need a real appraiser, someone with a bit of experience in the L-L-L area.

 

[BNZ]

No problem, I didn't expect you to take my opinion and run with it. I know there is some sort of market for L-L-L domains, but I'm just not feeling it for this one. Who knows, if someone with better knowledge appraises it, maybe I'll see it differently. Guess we'll find out.

Also, you didn't answer my questions (which might be helpful for other appraisers, as I'm sure they'll ask): Does "G-E-L" stand for something? What's your idea for a possibly developed site (i.e. hair gel)?

 

[nicedomains]

Although L-L-L .coms have almost completely tanked over the last year and now several are available for registration daily, ones with all premium letters and/or that create a dictionary word are going to have SOME value. IMO you could sell this domain around here for $25-$65 pretty easily, however that's still not a great return for this name. A year or so back I sold a far less popular L-L-L word for $220 right here on NP in auction. Check out L-L-L.com Domain Name Statistics to see what some similar domains in this niche have sold for in the past. There have been many end user sales.

p.s. if you decide to sell this name here, pm me with a link to the thread.

 

[emjohn]

No problems. Because it is a dictionary word that has roughly 7,000,000 phrase searches per month (just in the US), the potential is limitless. I bought this domain for its practicality, not its beauty or catchiness, so to speak. It can also be used as an acronym, of course (take a look at gel.com and it's valuate/estibot). The thing I like about the L-L-L is the way google search handles them.

It can be developed in terms of hygiene products, breast implants and any textile that requires gel, which is an endless list.

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Thanks Nice

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How is it that k-m-z.com sold for $2000? It's not even a dictionary word.