domain InsuredHoliday.com and RevisedMortgage.com

[Dean Salwegter]

Dear domainers,

I would appreciate feedback/appraisal on two 2-keyword domains of mine,

Really appreciate any feedback,

All the best!

 

[ben pedri]

Ok insuredholiday.com can be a great domain for travel insurance insuredvacation.com is taken and used for that purpose. In england holiday means vacation so an english company may be interested however the .co.uk is not registered which makes me think'' what do they call insurance. In any case I think the domain is worth only 25-50 bucks if you do your homework and the domain is a strong keyword overseas in england I would own the .co.uk and sell them as a package for 500. This is what I think

 

[Dean Salwegter]

Dear Ben, first of all thanks for your great feedback! Really helpful. Could you give me some feedback on revisedmortgage.com when reaching out to an end-user? All the best!

 

[james haw]

InsuredHoliday.com
This would imply you are buying "a holiday that is insured", as opposed to something like "InsureYourHoliday.com" or "HolidayInsurance.com" where you would already have a holiday (your primary purchase) that you are insuring (secondary).

The commercial aspect and profit of a holiday is the flights, hotels, etc. While the insurance is quite a profitable thing in terms of percentage/markup, the actual total monetary gain is not high enough to warrant selling holidays off the back of insurance.
You buy a holiday and insure it ("HolidayInsurance.com") not buy an "InsureHoliday.com".

I'm afraid I'd say reg fee.


RevisedMortgage.com
I cannot see how this could be used. Banks and solicitors (lawyers) etc deal with such things, who have their own websites and this is one of various services they offer. So is this somewhere you log in to and request or view a change in your mortgage? I would only want to deal direct with the financial company who I have the mortgage with, not some 3rd party website, even if tied to the bank somehow.

And there is no benefit in it either. If Banks where to somehow tie your mortgage in to this website it would surely be much more work for them in terms of API security and how the 3rd party handled their customer's data, than just having it all under their own secured website which adheres to industry requirements, SLAs, etc.

Reg fee