I have the .net version of a domain name(.com) that sold for $3000

[web101]

If a .com domain name sold for $3000 how much do you think that same domain name but with the .net extension is worth?

Thanks

 

[biggie]

probably nothing more than reg fee


value doesn't automatically descend down the tld food chain

 

[RJ]

To go along with what Biggie said, value of the .net doesn't necessarily correlate with the .com. It depends on the name and the demand for it.

On generic keyword domains, I usually consider .net holding less than 5% of the .com value.

 

[NPer]

It depends on the name.

If it's a common word/product, it will have value, but nowhere near the value of the .com.

If it's a brandable term, then there may not be value exactly.

But you cannot ask a question on value based on a sales prices of .com, without mentioning the name.

 

[vdonline]

It depends on the name. Maybe it is worth alot, maybe it is worth nothing.
There are many popular examples: general LLLL.com vs general LLLL.net

 

[gotasale]

I add to Mr Bigge

Value does not automatically descend the tld food chain

but it automatically ascends the tld food chain

that means if dot net name sold for 1000$ , you automatically assume that the dot com is worth definitely at least 10-20 k$

but there is a lot of exceptions to this rule