domain internethoster.com & thenethoster.com

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These were domains that I used for a web design and web hosting company back in the 90's. Years ago they had decent traffic (1000+ unique hits per week) and were listed high on all the major search engines for the key words "picture hosting, webhosting, internet hosting & website design". However, they have been pretty dormant since 2000 or so. I am thinking about selling them now to finance a better domain name for my new company.

Thanks in advance for your input.

Bryan Keefer
Technology One, LLC
 
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I don't really like the domais. They make some sense but they just don't seem right. I'm going to appraise them both from $10-$20.
 
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They are kinda good but they need development for better value.

low xx undeveloped :imho:
 
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thanks

Thanks for the replies and input! Anyone else?
 
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Low-mid xx imho.

Best of Luck,

Stephen
 
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technologyone said:
Thanks for the replies and input! Anyone else?

Best values are proll'y behind them, in my view ... do they have any residual rankings, traffic / uniques, etc. that would warrant a premium at this time, IYHO? :gl:

For me, "Hoster" is a little unnatural, forced ... in my view.
Best of Luck.
B-)
 
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Id say Low $$ as is

Needs developing. Got some nice keywords in the domain so make the most of it
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Good Luck
 
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reg. fee to low xx$ undeveloped IMHO :gl:
 
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I'd say $10 or $20, thats about it.
 
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