domain iAccessories.net - 8 years old - hand regged!

[scarecrow]

Just bought this name, hand regged, shows records from as back as december 2000, the word accessories shows a search count of 68,000,000.
.com, .org, .info, .us, .tv, .biz all taken.

http://www.hosterstats.com/historicaldns.php?domain=iaccessories.net
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://iaccessories.net

Any idea how much this could be worth?
and was it a good buy at reg fee?

 

[Chef Patrick]

i would have to say it is worth reg fee or less. unless this domain name has traffic i can not see it being of any value.

plus to be honest, i'm not a .net fan.

 

[bmugford]

.NET is still easily the second most popular extension, and no other is close.

It is taken in COM/NET/ORG/INFO/BIZ/US.

It is probably worth Mid $XX. The downside is Accessories is almost too general, and can be difficult to spell.

 

[scarecrow]

i was thinkin like a site about ipod accessories?
or electronic accessories you get like pendants with LCD screens, i know Nike launched one
thanx for all your appraisals.

iKeyword.net - 8 year old aged domain - with a keyword search count of 68 million will go only for mid $XX?

REP ADDED!

 

[scarecrow]

bump

 

[Traveler]

This is a name that is begging for development, but I don't think you will have much luck getting a more than xx from a reseller because of the .net extension.

 

[scarecrow]

some more opinions?
really need just a few more.

 

[scarecrow]

please.........a few more appraisals?

 

[scarecrow]

just 3 appraisals till now for a nice domain?
any1 who hasnt replied can help me out?

 

[cybermonkey]

Rick Lantona was offering something similar through his newsletter...
iCondoms.com $390.00. I don't know if it was sold, though. Good luck with it.

 

[Traveler]

just 3 appraisals till now for a nice domain?
any1 who hasnt replied can help me out?

I already replied, so forgive me for replying again. The lack of input should let you know that the domain name does not have the value that you think it does.

Most people don't want to take the time to tell you that your name is worth reg fee. When someone posts a sweet name, then everyone wants to have their say.

You have a keyword name with the "i" in front of it in the .net extension. Those types of names just don't sell for much. Just take a look for yourself at all the keyword names that are avialable in the .net extension with "i". I'm sure you can pick a ton of them up for reg fee. Just don't expect to sell them.

 

[bmugford]

I have posted for appraisals several times without many responses for very good domains. The number of replies are generally no indication of the value.

The threads that get the most responses are either the ultra high end, or the obvious Reg Fee names.

I would honestly take what most people say on the Appraisal forum with a grain of salt.

Neobodhi, I get the feeling that you don't really like .NET looking at your appraisals. It is the second most popular extension in terms of Registrations and sales by far. So it isn't like being a .NET is a big negative for a top tier domain. Check out DNJournal.com sales each week to see how many good .NET sales there are.

Of course not being a .COM is a factor for a marginal domain to start with.

Virtually all top iKeyword domains are taken in COM/NET/ORG/INFO at least. Accessories is a decent word, but not really a top tier keyword. It is rather general.

Take a look at NameBio.com or DNSalePrice.com to see iKeyword.net sales -

iPhotos.net - $7000
iFunerals.net - 850
iUniversity.net - $900
iDomainName.net - $350

There are many others, those are just samples.

I already replied, so forgive me for replying again. The lack of input should let you know that the domain name does not have the value that you think it does.

Most people don't want to take the time to tell you that your name is worth reg fee. When someone posts a sweet name, then everyone wants to have their say.

You have a keyword name with the "i" in front of it in the .net extension. Those types of names just don't sell for much. Just take a look for yourself at all the keyword names that are avialable in the .net extension with "i". I'm sure you can pick a ton of them up for reg fee. Just don't expect to sell them.

 

[scarecrow]

really, thanks for all the replies!
@neobodhi-i really have iKeyword .net domains sell in the $XXX range, so that's why i registered it, also, saying that it is the second most popular extension and the fact that it is taken in over 9 other TLDs and is about 8 years old, should give it atleast some value, not reg fee.
@cybermonkey and bmugford-thanx for the feedback

oh yeah, REPPED +

 

[scarecrow]

its on auction now and going for $15
http://www.namepros.com/domains-for-sale-auctions/530566-iaccessories-net-8-year-old.html