It's time to sell it!

[dezinerite]

How do you know if you should sell a domain name that you really like but you don't have time to develop? Or is it better to keep it and be really, really sure?

Also, have you ever sold a domain name that you really regret selling?

 

[Web Master]

1. If multiple domain appraisals show the high dollar value of a domain, the domain is a good. You may keep it for developing it into a (highly ) promising business site if you have time and capacity and if you want to set up a long-time profit revenue online.

2. Yes.

 

[Miyavi]

have you ever sold a domain name that you really regret selling?

Most people can probably answer yes to this question.

 

[npcomplete]

...snip...
Also, have you ever sold a domain name that you really regret selling?

Yes, every domain I have ever sold...

I also regret buying *most* of my domains, until I sell them, then I switch from "buyer's remorse" to "seller's remorse".

and I agree with the previous post: Go Seahawks

Marc

 

[accent]

If it is a valuable domain it is an investment, beyond your intent to eventually develop. So from that point of view it will gain value if the market for domains grows (and lose value if it drops). So from an invesment perspective it is a question of what would you do with the money if you sell? If you do not have a good use for the money now, either a better investment or it is needed for debts or a special purpose, then consider holding as an investment.

Domains are not very easy to sell quickly for top dollar. A quick sale usually means sale to an investor (reseller prices). If you hold for a few years you might find that end-user.

And Yes, Matt Hasselbeck Rules --- Go Seahawks!

 

[dezinerite]

Yes, every domain I have ever sold...

I also regret buying *most* of my domains, until I sell them, then I switch from "buyer's remorse" to "seller's remorse".

and I agree with the previous post: Go Seahawks

Marc

Oh gosh! That's like a lose-lose situation.