domain How much would be fair?

[Virgil]

I have a nice domain name, BRINCOLIN.COM. It's in spanish; it's used to describe inflatable toys, bouncers, etc. It's very industry specific and so far, w/o any promotion, it's earned me a nice amount just by being there. It may be hard to appraise it's intrinsic value because of the foreign word, but maybe there's some formula to calculate a good selling price based on the current earnings?.

Thanks for your opinions!.

 

[geoffe]

Well Overture is only 60, Google is only 1360. Yahoo Spain is only 392. But if you are earning money like you say then it has some value. The name itself is not really worth more than reg fee.

 

[Virgil]

Thanks for your appraisal, geoffe. I believe it's best chances are here in Mexico; I recently turned down a low $xxxx offer, made by one of the leading manufacturers. Maybe I should offer it directly to the end-users, or just keep it (it pays itself every few days).

 

[Maestrus]

Brincolin.com (brincolin.com)

Value of your Domain ( "a heuristic approach" ):
ƒ(I, ... ,V)= 44%
US$ 1,283 End-User (wholesale: less than 275 US$)

.. Maestrus

Note: "brincolin" is not a valid Spanish word. The word is related to "brincar", "saltar" (valid verbs in Spanish). Some people, i.e in Mexico, are using this word.

 

[IllCodeForFood]

I live in spain. never heard of this word, sorry

 

[hookah]

This name is "something" I am sure. How good "something" it is depends on popularity of this keyword (BRINCOLIN), traffic and revenue between others. I noticed that this word is more popular in MX than ES. I also noticed that dn has Alexa traffic (not so good - over 4 millions - but anyway). 2 years from registration, hmm. Owner says this dn pays itself every few days (5?). So, for your potential end user this domain can be worth good money (I think good money offered you this manufacturer you turned down his offer recently). For quick sale you can expect sth like 12 months of revenue, IMHO.
GL, H.

 

[Virgil]

Thanks a lot for your feedback and tips. IllCodeForFood, you're right, brincolin is a mexican word like 'piñata' or 'papalote' (kite). If you look up the word in the mexican yellow pages (Seccion amarilla) www.seccionamarilla.com.mx, as it's plural 'brincolines', you'll get hundreds of results per State, most of them are manufacturers exporting to the US and Europe. You can also look up the plural word in google. Btw, that webpage is a good site to look for a spanish word market value in Mexico, related to specific industries. Maestrus, thanks for your appraisal, it's a good formula to take into account.

 

[andriegel]

Hi Virgil!
What do you think about:

farmaciadeinternet.com

farmaciasdelinternet.com

farmaciasenlinea.com

Thanks! Andrew

 

[IllCodeForFood]

reg fee for those names andriegel

 

[Sabre]

same..... cant think of pharmaciesonline.com in spain

 

[Virgil]

Hi, andriegel.

I think those names have potential if developed. farmaciasenlinea.com is the best of the bunch.