domain HMGS dot com

[bgmv]

I picked this one up a week ago. I need to figure out its value because ive got to sell some domains to recover from the ones that were stolen. Also its about 10 years old and quad premium. Any thoughts are appreciated.

Ben

 

[danielgb123]

All premium letters - possible hugs type - 10 years old ~ low - mid $xxx IMO

 

[bgmv]

thanks for the reply daniel, anyone else?

rep added

 

[JamesDavid]

I would put value higher. I woudl say around mid to high XXX for the right buyer. I like how it ends in an "S". I feel that really helps the value....

 

[1john2004]

It also PR2.
I think $400-$600 reseller price

 

[Basement]

$650 would be as good a guess as any.
HMGS.com is a quad premium LLLL.com and the H and S have a lot of scope for abbreviations.

 

[dman_2007]

For resellers worth around $750 imo.

 

[rupert]

Definitely $500 at the very least to a reseller.

It also PR2.

I've been seeing this a lot. "PR4, PR2.." Etc. What does it actually mean?
And how can you check the "PR" of a domain? Thanks

 

[dman_2007]

I've been seeing this a lot. "PR4, PR2.." Etc. What does it actually mean?
And how can you check the "PR" of a domain? Thanks

Pr means page rank
see this, you can check it here

 

[drjeff]

The GS could stand for "Govermnent Services"

If it was mine, I'd hold out for something much better, around $1,500

It also could be an acronym for "Humongous"

 

[WM]

pattern cccc / quality pppp / $300-$500 [r] :gl:
GS best for Geographical Service and Guide Sheet

 

[T2H.org]

$400-$550.

Good Luck

 

[kemjika11]

yea it could easily sell for mid $xxx or more.

 

[bgmv]

I appreciate all the responses everyone! I got it for $450 so I didnt do that bad. I guess the median price would fall around $500-550. Im going to hold out, unless I never get my domains back

 

[Pommy - The DN Doc]

The GS could stand for "Govermnent Services"

If it was mine, I'd hold out for something much better, around $1,500

It also could be an acronym for "Humongous"

Also in the UK, HM stands for "her majesty's"

I would also hold out on this one.

 

[bgmv]

Ahh, "Her Majesty's Garment Service" or "Hotel Management GuideS"