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Nice (in my opinion) LLL.com

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registered since 1996

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1.800.000 google results

steady traffic around 1100-1400 uniques per month

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25k$++ reseller price with ease. The traffic + possible revenue can add to the value. I would personally not sell it for less than 30k$.
 
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20k-30k$
 
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:yell: Thanks !

more opinions ?
 
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3 premium letters, 3L dot com. $30,000+ at least resale value. This is my estimate :tu:
 
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18-22k
 
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20-25k
 
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thanks for the appraisals !
 
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Very Nice name, I would pay low $xx,xxx for it.
 
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Yes, very nice. $5K minimum I would say but to the right end user, who knows?

Good luck!
 
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Reality Hurts said:
Yes, very nice. $5K minimum I would say but to the right end user, who knows?

Good luck!

5k minimum?
Recently, Qxz.com sold for 6k at DNF. Thats the minimum. Minimum for this name is 16k. I would pay that gladly in a heartbeat.
 
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"Yes, very nice. $5K minimum I would say but to the right end user, who knows?"

There is no exact science to domaining, despite people's attempts here to prove it so. I have been buying and selling since '99 and used to run one of the first domain brokerage sites - trust me, there are no rules. (But I'm sure you knew that anyway).
 
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Reality Hurts said:
"Yes, very nice. $5K minimum I would say but to the right end user, who knows?"

There is no exact science to domaining, despite people's attempts here to prove it so. I have been buying and selling since '99 and used to run one of the first domain brokerage sites - trust me, there are no rules. (But I'm sure you knew that anyway).

I'll agree with you on that. There is no scientific way to calculate a domains price. But you'll agree that certain names carry a minimum value no matter when and where you put them up for sale. LLL.coms are one such class of names. It might reach 30-100k for an end user, but in the reseller market, it has a minimum price, meaning it WILL reach that price.
 
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for 5K I would buy any premium letters LLL.com if I should be fast enough :)

Already had bids on sedo up to 20K

thanks for your opinions !
 
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for 5k, I would even buy Qxy.com. Because I know I can sell it off in the reseller market for 6k
 
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sashas said:
for 5k, I would even buy Qxy.com. Because I know I can sell it off in the reseller market for 6k

:hehe: OK, i agree, you can even bring me non-premium for 5K, then i raise my bid for all premium to 6K :)
 
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around 10-15k reseller on a forum auction, up to 50-70k in sedo or in premiun auction
 
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Good
$15k
 
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mid xx,xxx - low xxx,xxx
 
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I would offer you $25,000
 
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