domain How much will 20.com sell for?

[Jason Calacanis]

I've been getting $2-3m offers weekly..... 37.com sold for a bunch (I hear).

How much will 20.com sell for?

 

[Jason Calacanis]

He's clearly not investing in whoever buys the domain. The idea has to be right and then a cash/equity deal would take place. Otherwise for the right price the domain is 100% sold.

He's stated that more than 1 offer of $3 million has been presented. It's worth that at least. The domain is so rare that the ask could be $10 million or more. That said, to move it now, $5 million is a very obtainable sum to fetch.

thanks for the feedback j

 

[-EM-]

He's clearly not investing in whoever buys the domain. The idea has to be right and then a cash/equity deal would take place. Otherwise for the right price the domain is 100% sold.

He's stated that more than 1 offer of $3 million has been presented. It's worth that at least. The domain is so rare that the ask could be $10 million or more. That said, to move it now, $5 million is a very obtainable sum to fetch.

If someone is willing to pay $3m doesn't mean that everyone will.
The domain is not that rare to ask for $5m IMO.
Anyway, will see.

 

[Keith]

If someone is willing to pay $3m doesn't mean that everyone will.
The domain is not that rare to ask for $5m IMO.
Anyway, will see.

Who cares if everyone will pay what someone else offered. The fact remains that someone else made an offer of $3 million, making it worth at least that.

If this domain isn't rare, a NN ending in zero, what do you consider rare? There's a handful of these in existence and only one being offered for sale at present. This is extremely rare and worth many millions.

It should be purchased and branded as 2.0 IMO.

 

[-EM-]

Keith, we are talking about millions here not thousands. Read again my post regarding what I consider rare. There have been lots of rumors in the two character dot com domains, and I don't recall any huge sale of $5m or even near to this amount.

 

[Keith]

Keith, we are talking about millions here not thousands. Read again my post regarding what I consider rare. There have been lots of rumors in the two character dot com domains, and I don't recall any huge sale of $5m or even near to this amount.

I'll assume you're not privy to every sale but how many NN sales are reported and at what prices?

Fb sold north of $8 million, NN.com over $2 million. Most of these don't get reported, like 50.com for example. Every LL is selling for a minimum of $1 million. Now take a NN which is more rare and more valuable.

This domain is worth whatever a buyer will pay. Could be $3 million as offered but I suspect we'll hear something close to or over $5 million.

 

[-EM-]

FB which was bought from Facebook. Ok whatever, I give up.

 

[Keith]

FB which was bought from Facebook. Ok whatever, I give up.

Sex which was bought by who? Porno which was bought by who? Z which was bought by who?

You're missing the point. The buyer is irrelevant but the right domain is everything. And again, the unreported sales that we don't know about more than likely justify an enormous ask for 20...

 

[Joseph Green]

The domain is not that rare

That depends how you define rare. This domain is incredibly rare from a basic supply and demand standpoint, especially if you consider all of the ways it is unique:

• It can be spoken with a single word: twenty vs. twenty-five.
• It is 1 of only 100 possible NN.com domains.
• It is 1 of only 10 NN.com's that end in 0.
• On a traditional number pad, the "2" and "0" are neighbors, which makes them easy to type sequentially.
• 20 years old is the first "adult year" after nineteen.
• Our 20's are our heyday years, physically speaking.
• In Japan and in Japanese tradition, 20 is the age of majority.
  
• The list goes on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/20_(number)

20.com is far more rare than, say, EM.com

 

[DU]

Every domain name is rare. There's exactly one of each of them (except for their IDN knock offs)

That depends how you define rare.

 

[Keith]

Every domain name is rare. There's exactly one of each of them (except for their IDN knock offs)

That's a silly view. You know what we're talking about here. Any NN offered for sale is rare. You say every domain lol, as if the daily drops are rare...

 

[-EM-]

That depends how you define rare. This domain is incredibly rare from a basic supply and demand standpoint, especially if you consider all of the ways it is unique:

• It can be spoken with a single word: twenty vs. twenty-five.
• It is 1 of only 100 possible NN.com domains.
• It is 1 of only 10 NN.com's that end in 0.
• On a traditional number pad, the "2" and "0" are neighbors, which makes them easy to type sequentially.
• 20 years old is the first "adult year" after nineteen.
• Our 20's are our heyday years, physically speaking.
• In Japan and in Japanese tradition, 20 is the age of majority.
  
• The list goes on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/20_(number)

20.com is far more rare than, say, EM.com

I own em in my country code so I'm fine with that :D
You quoted half of my proposition, is not that rare to ask $5m. Of course the domain is 1/100 possible combination of NN and 1/10 of ending with 0. Still we are talking about $5m and you are acting as I'm saying the domain is worthless lol. My opinion is $2-3m

 

[koyn78]

i don't think it's worth much ( millions )...

not a word, words, brands, something...nothing just a number, so i dont think cause it's short number domain is worth big cash...EVEN if everybody say he is, and even 2 letters domain sold big cash...it's all about the buzz...media...etc...

i think 100,000 + -

 

[Suraj Soni]

This domain is awesome man, i think this would be most expensive domain any NP member have. I am a small player in domaining and cant give my opinion on this

 

[RapidNames.com]

77.com sold for $5m+ recently. 20.com may sell for $3m+ (it means upto 7m+ )

 

[-EM-]

So a double repeated number with the lucky number 7 sells for over $5m+ and you expect more for 20.com? huh?
@Keith

 

[Keith]

So a double repeated number with the lucky number 7 sells for over $5m+ and you expect more for 20.com? huh?
@Keith

Yes.

2 completely different domains btw. Is there a reported sale price for 77? Over $5 million could be $10-$100 million...

 

[namerav]

Based on current sales I have voted it would sell for 5 million.

 

[roger821]

It is worth about 700 thousand +. Its probably the same guy offering you 3 million every week, who is living off of social security, and can't even afford it.