Geo domains with prefix "My"

[krishmk]

Do you see any value for geo domains with the prefix "My" in reseller Market?

Something like "MyNashville.com" which got sold for $500.
Plz. share your inputs...

 

[wot]

Certainly if it's the right geo MyNYC etc.

The best one is probably MyAnmar :wave:

 

[krishmk]

sounds good, was thinking to reg a similar combo for a city with a population of 1 million plus.
But little bit hesitant that if I could sell it for profit in Resellers Market.

 

[d0main]

These domains are pure speculation. If an end-user is dumb enough not to check the availability of his brand before they launch his website, then you would be in luck. Otherwise, there is nothing preventing him from registering prefix equivalents like "your" or "our." Brandeables will not make you rich.

 

[garptrader]

IMO this sort of domain is too speculative. If you want to go for Geos, look for pure Geos i.e. City.TLD but stick with the more common extensions. 99% are taken but you might get lucky and find an occasional drop or could find a domainer willing to part with one for low $XXX.

 

[DnEbook]

I went the .me avenue , stkilda.me is a geo style domain and also a football team in australia

 

[krishmk]

oh ok then I will drop that plan.
I thought of buying "MyHampshire.com" in tdnam auction.
But now I understand why it was pushed to the $5 auctions.

 

[yandig]

I definitely think there's a market for "my", "e" and "i" prefixes for cities. Take a city with a population of only 40,000. There's got to be someone in that city who would plunk down a couple of hundred for one of these names. In fact, if you look at the top 500 cities in America in terms of population, you'll find very few of these prefixes are available, especially for one-word cities.

I think "e" is the most desirable, followed by "i" and then "my".

P.S. I sold an "i" prefix city earlier this week.

 

[DotWeekly]

Florida uses MyFlorida.com on the Florida licenses plates