domain H-O-M-E-S.COM

[BrandingGo]

Hi,

just registered the domain because Domain King owns a similar H-o-u-s-e-s.com since 1998. I think my domain is better and I offered H-O-M-E-S.COM for $125 just a quick flip.. not respnded yet.

Thoughts?
Why do Pros are keeps renewing such domains? What a reason?

 

[BrandingGo]

So you didn’t list it, @ReallyBigIdea.com ? (Godaddy listed Bitcoin.com for sale recently and the owner had to tell them publicly to take it down because he hadn’t listed it)

If so, contact Epik to take it down. You may have to verify with a verification code from your Epik account in a TXT DNS record.

i am listed it. I mean if nobody purchase it just for low amount so the industry is deaply manipulated.

 

[Oceana Domains]

i am listed it. I mean if nobody purchase it just for low amount so the industry is deaply manipulated.

What’s your reasoning about it being deeply manipulated? I want to understand.

 

[BrandingGo]

What’s your reasoning about it being deeply manipulated? I want to understand.

According GoValue
t-h-i-n-k .com
Sold for $488 (USD)

f-l-a-s-h .com
Sold for $800 (USD)

m-e-d-i-a .com sold for $688

H-O-M-E-S.COM is much valuable than those. If it didn't sold for low $xx it means the investing in domains is highly speculative and no real value.

 

[Oceana Domains]

Not sure I’d agree with how you went from that to your conclusion. I mean there’s speculation and there’s definitely a ton of bad names but to say domains have no real value is a stretch. I shake my head at typo domains that are registered as well as sold but apparently some people see value in those. If we want to participate in the market, we have to accept that value or beauty is really in the eye of the beholder. I’m not saying everything is gold but it ain’t all crap either. What we have to do is minimize risk and increase probability of sale. I stay away from hyphenated names, especially when they hyphenate a word into single characters but hey, there’s people who’ll pay more for those than I am paying for good non-hyphenated names.