domain MakeBreak.com

[HelloAgan]

I just bought my first domain via auction. It has some business value to me, but I'm curious what the resale value is as well. Any thoughts on MakeBreak.com?

 

[Future Sensors]

No idea what that's about. MY OS stance is about choice and keeping choices open. There are always pedants trying to push one way or another too hard.

I agree. Linux is a great start. Hope you will join the OpenBSD team soon, for even more, ultimate freedom

 

[HelloAgan]

What about construction - deconstruction industry ? Is it a thing ?

Yes. Demolition would be a great fit!

 

[HelloAgan]

I love it. Do you want to hang out for a great price or sell it now, obviously has to be a bargain price to sell it quickly.

How much do you want to sell it now? Cheep Cheep Cheep? (not cheap, birdsong! )

That's my first question. If the answer is you can hang on until you achieve a full market price I'll sing you another song.

Thanks for the feedback. I'm a long-term investor, so I can patiently wait for the best offer.

 

[HelloAgan]

Squadhelp Premium (allows Afternic too) and Brandbucket in that order. Good luck! I like it.

Samer

That's super helpful. Thanks. I might not be ready to put a sticker price on it yet though. If there's a good option for inviting open negotiations, I might be more interested in that in the short term.

 

[Mike Goodman]

@HalloAgan that name is so flexible if it were mine I would let potential bidders decide for themselves how to use it. I can think of a variety of sectors where it would be a great brand. Among them, I hadn't thought of any of those above and there are probably enough potential uses none of us have thought of yet.

I'd also be looking for a very solid five figure number. You are correct to invite offers then negotiate upwards. Say no if they won't budge. Setting a price may keep lowballers away but it also risks underselling it.

 

[BrandingGo]

domain with a negative connotation
so reg fee