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Keen to hear your opinion on this one as I have received a (low) offer already.
If you have the time and inclination, please share your thoughts on a quick flip wholesale value (1-3 months) and a 'medium-hold' wholesale value (1-3 years).

I'll be bundling it with the dotuk
 
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I would think low xxx. Could have said more if it was just pure LLL or NNN and not mixed. If the offer you received is in the low xxx I would take it. Thats just my personal view based on my own situation, biz model, valuation of the name and my knowledge( or lack of it) of the UK market.

You can see domainlore for an idea of the UK market
 
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Hey there @bytedo , thank you for sharing your thoughts and insight into the UK market.
The offer was indeed low xxx - if converted into Australian dollars. :|
Assuming you're estimate is accurate, I guess I'll be warehousing the domain/s for a while to come.
 
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No worries. Well I would say go for it if its low xxx. But thats just me. Of course you can wait and see if higher offers come in.

G`day
 
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In terms of Chinese market, it's difficult as no-one can predict the future market. co.uk doesn't make sense to a Chinese investor, and it has an additional dot where com, xyz, net, etc do not.


For the UK market, it's value is around low $xxx "in general" but to the right UK based company it could be worth more as it's short.
 
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