domain Hope.info.

[daveyboy1984]

What do people think this is worth?
Thanks.

 

[FusionSpy]

Nice domain.
Reseller pricing in the low-mid $xxx, end user low $x,xxx+ - this would make a nice religious/support website as it's truly a very, very positive word ( and name as well ). Good luck.

 

[DomainGist]

However, most names in this list are products or services.

And religion is one of the worlds biggest industries.

Hope.info = perfect for a religious organisation or religious non-profit.

 

[Nerevar]

If you see my signature, I am selling Jainism.info on Flippa. It is a religion with 2,500 years of history and 6 millions of followers. No bids so far, and I have grave doubts whether there will be. Well, Hope.info may be nicer and more generic, but still I would prefer a product

 

[DomainGist]

Well the OP already has an offer of $250 on namepros, so that should show the difference in the quality of the domains.

Look at sedo, nothing available for sale on hope.....


Hope.in has 20 offers.

 

[Nerevar]

That is good, best of luck with the domain.

 

[Archangel]

I think it could be monetized, bu not greatly. Sex is an industry. Sports and cars and vacations are industries. Is there a lucrative industry for hope? No, but it's a 4-letter common-word domain. $250 might be a good offer... I'd hold this for at least $500.

 

[DomainGist]

Religion is a huge industry.

 

[Archangel]

"Huge" means nothing. I'm talking about "lucrative."

Religion is a huge industry.

 

[DomainGist]

Yes and I mean lucrative too!

Christianity is a $4.6bn industry in the US, and religion as a whole accounts for 0.61% of US GDP. Christians possess 55% of the worlds wealth.

Didn't DNJournal just report that HinduWeb sold for $35000? As an example?

 

[Archangel]

It's not lucrative as you think it is. Most of the $$$ you hear religion making is from donations. But if you wanna buy this domain for the sale of Bibles and crosses, more power to you.

 

[gemstar]

Great name possibly allot of cash..Could be a great site for divorced fathers.

 

[Edward Smeu]

If you are trying to get this appraised I am assuming you might consider selling so my plan would be to put it on Flippa, get the premium upgrades ($250 or $350, don;t worry they will worth it for your domain) and see what you get. Set a reserve if you like. My bet would be in the $2k-$3k range.

Edward

 

[muttus]

I really HOPE the sale goes well. It is great info domain, If I had it I would expect low x.xxx.

 

[Sukhvir-Singh]

Great domain name!! Would give you best value if you list on Flippa with premium listing!
Good luck!

 

[Sheogorath]

I'm hoping to see this domain name on Flippa as a premium listing(as I mentioned on my first post).
I wonder why the OP didn't list it for sale yet.

Note: It is worth buying a premium listing(In case you won't receive the free promotion).
Besides End users, there are also resellers who will buy single word .info for high $xxx and then try to sell it for double price.

Good luck

 

[900Worldwide]

I'm hoping to see this domain name on Flippa as a premium listing(as I mentioned on my first post).
I wonder why the OP didn't list it for sale yet.

Note: It is worth buying a premium listing(In case you won't receive the free promotion).
Besides End users, there are also resellers who will buy single word .info for high $xxx and then try to sell it for double price.

Good luck

Resellers would only paid $xxx for this domain...

 

[Sheogorath]

Resellers would only paid $xxx for this domain...

Yes. That's what I posted.
Resellers can pay between low $xxx to high $xxx.
Best case scenario with a reseller will be high $xxx.
Though I personally sold single word .info domain for $3,288, only to see it flipped with 599 other domains for $6,888 after 3 months.

 

[900Worldwide]

Yes. That's what I posted.
Resellers can pay between low $xxx to high $xxx.
Best case scenario with a reseller will be high $xxx.
Though I personally sold single word .info domain for $3,288, only to see it flipped with 599 other domains for $6,888 after 3 months.

What was the domain you sold???

 

[Sheogorath]

What was the domain you sold???

Area(.)info
At first I was thinking that I sold it to an end user but as I contacted the buyer after the sale, he mentioned he is going to sell it for more and so he did.
After buying it, he tried to sell it for $30k on some marketplace.
Afterwards, he gave up and sold it as a leading domain of portfolio of 600 domains.

My lesson from this story, some resellers buy domains for a price way... higher than normal resell price.

 

[Archangel]

In honesty, I could see this domain being very low yet sellable. Reason? It's a 4-letter common-word term in a known extension. This is the kinda domain I could envision someone liking, paying a good sum for, then realizing his investment was bad. I could see this selling pretty well, if it could pique the interest of an investor with no ideas for it (yet still likes the term)