domain Maybe one the most knowen 4 letter acronym ever

[nRnF]

Hi all,

I wanted to take the chance on a NP appraisal of my favorite two 4 letter domains pack.
Maybe one of them is the most knowen 4 letter acronym ever

INRI_com
Pontius Pilatus had written INRI "Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum" (latin)
over the head of Jesus Christ on the cross.
"Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews."

and here goes the second one (maybe not that knowen)

IHVH_com
A transliteration of the four constants forming the Hebrew tetragrammaton
or "incommunicable name" of the Supreme Being, which in latter Jewish
tradition is not pronounced save with the vowels of adonai or elohim,
so that the true pronunciation is lost.

I was thinking maybe of developing them into a religion forum.
(If I have time).

I would appreciate any comments on the UNDEVELOPED names.

 

[nRnF]

Bumpy Bump !

Anyone ?

 

[Jeff]

I would appreciate any comments on the UNDEVELOPED names.

Reg. fee's+ - Reg. fee's+/+, IMHO.

Best of Luck.
-Jeff

 

[nRnF]

Reg. fee's+ - Reg. fee's+/+, IMHO.

Best of Luck.
-Jeff

Thx Jeff for the reply,
but I have the impression, that you maybe not capture the signifficance of those names,
or you are not religious person at all.
(Or I am am stupid having in my portfolio the names af GOD and his SON)

Allthough I asked for a appraisal of the undeveloped names,
here is some more data that may change your mind, and may explain my surprise about your appraisal:
- Traffic undeveloped for both domains >1000 uniques/day.

PS:
Jeff, PM me your portfolio, and I maybe will shoot you some offers.
I have the impression, that there might be some unforged diamonds inside

 

[Jeff]

... some more data?

- Traffic undeveloped for both domains >1000 uniques/day.

Please PM stats / uniques, etc. :gl:
Also, why did you not mention this "traffic" in your initial post here (as would seem highly relevant to the appraisals of each undeveloped domain name(s), IMHO)?

PS:
Jeff, PM me your portfolio, and I maybe will shoot you some offers.
I have the impression, that there might be some unforged diamonds inside

What does that have to do, exactly, with the appraisal(s) request of your two four-lettered domain names, IYHO? Besides, I don't own any random four-lettered ".COM's".

Thanks much for the assist.
-Jeff

 

[dgaussin]

I'm not sure the value because the meaning for acronyms, but I'm sure some companies have theses names somewhere in the world. You just have to find them So I'd say a low to mid $xxx value for an enduser since it's short and in .com.

 

[robertjr]

I would appreciate any comments on the UNDEVELOPED names.

UNDEVELOPED:
INRI - $20-40

IHVH - $15-20
(wholesale)
* w/o knowing actual traffic.

dgaussin's appraisal is possible for end user if you can find them.

- Traffic undeveloped for both domains >1000 uniques/day.

As for a traffic appraisal, of course the actual #'s are needed as Jeff has stated.

Although, I'm quite sure that if they do indeed receive ">1000 uniques/day" INRI gets substantially more than IHVH. A quick google of each with a little research on the results will indicate that. Unfortunately, you will see some low paying terms for the results, but you already know that due to the parking pages you have them on.


Some things to keep in mind:
The $$ value in this type of domain(NNNN.com) is business end users and not the "religious" sector.
(I found a few, but less that I would have thought)

It is unlikely that the same "religious" end user would purchase both IMO. If you you were a "religious" person and paid attention in history class you would know this as well.

PS:
Jeff, PM me your portfolio, and I maybe will shoot you some offers.
I have the impression, that there might be some unforged diamonds inside

I'm guessing this was a "poke" at Jeff, but I have had a glimps :lala:at said portfolio, I assure you he is the one laughing. :imho:

 

[nRnF]

I'm guessing this was a "poke" at Jeff..

Yea it was.

What I wanted to check out, without giving more info on the domains,
is the reaction (trader apprailsals) VS serious offers in the higfh 4 digit level. (case of INRI)
Unfortunately only Jeff entered in the game ;(

I would have loved to see some more NON-NPstaff appraisals.
Allthough Jeffs valuation surprised me. Therefore the comment

Let's call it my private market research.
Same as i did with shopping-center some time ago, where trader appraisals
turned out signifficantly lower than the final sales value.
This is also continuation of several threads in the past regarding trader appraisals within the well knowen forums.

Sorry, if I used you as "laboratory rabbits", but I was hoping on more responses.
--> Seems I had no luck though

Thx agian for responding

 

[NuPagady]

Besides, I don't own any random four-lettered ".COM's".

INRI.com is a random four-lettered domain? Sorry, I will disagree (can I?) :gl:

I was surpised when I saw your appraisal for a "reg fee". INRI is very frequently used (if you are christian, you should know it).
I remember when I was 6 or 7 I saw these 4 letters first time on one cross. After my grandmother explained what does it mean, I never forgot it.
When I first got access to internet (of course, when I was a child), I liked to play a silly game - type something that comes to my head + .com (I know many kids who are bored likes to play such games) and one of these domains I typed was INRI.com. I remember that for sure.
So no surprise if that domain receives hundreds of uniques a day. It's a great domain name.

 

[primacomputer]

I think the only thing your private market research revealed is that Jeff isn't Catholic But I take your point. Anyone should be able to look at a few basic stats to see it's worth more than regfee. Google and Overture show that it's a common “word”. The fact that it was registered in 1992 should raise some flags alone.

As for what it's worth, it's hard to say. If I had it I wouldn't even think about letting it go for less that $10k. And yes I know I'm greedy, and appreciate that this might mean I'd be paying $7/year to keep it for some time.

 

[Jeff]

"Let's call it my private market research."

Please PM stats / uniques, etc. :gl:
Also, why did you not mention this "traffic" in your initial post here (as would seem highly relevant to the appraisals of each undeveloped domain name(s), IMHO)?

Please do forward stats ... at your convenience. :gl: :talk:
You state, again subsequent to your first post here ... "VS serious offers in the higfh 4 digit level (case of INRI)" - why did you also not mention these "offers" in your initial post (that, too, would be highly relevant to the appraisals of each undeveloped domain name(s), IMHO). :blink:

Are you still "thinking maybe of developing them into a religion forum." ?!?!
Thanks again for the insight.
-Jeff

 

[gazzip]

I prefer - IRIE :lol:

 

[daddypi]

Please do forward stats ... at your convenience. :gl: :talk:
You state, again subsequent to your first post here ... "VS serious offers in the higfh 4 digit level (case of INRI)" - why did you also not mention these "offers" in your initial post (that, too, would be highly relevant to the appraisals of each undeveloped domain name(s), IMHO). :blink:

Are you still "thinking maybe of developing them into a religion forum." ?!?!
Thanks again for the insight.
-Jeff

With all due respect Jeff, though this is an appraisals forum, it isn't a sales forum. The owner can quote any statistic figure that he so wishes to, and he doesn't have a thing to prove - that is, unless he chooses to do so.

With that being said, I would have to evaluate this domain at a minimum of $1500-$2500. I know of several domainers who have sold "random 4 letter domains" in the 4 figure, even 5 figure ranges.

 

[Jeff]

With all due respect Jeff, though this is an appraisals forum, it isn't a sales forum. The owner can quote any statistic figure that he so wishes to, and he doesn't have a thing to prove - that is, unless he chooses to do so.

But, in fairness to those appraising (and for free), would not the (at least) mentioning AT THE OUTSET of "Traffic undeveloped for both domains >1000 uniques/day" and/or "serious offers in the higfh 4 digit level (case of INRI)", and the like be relevant and helpful for those endeavoring to appraise the domains ... and in their most humble and honest opinions, IYHO? :blink:
Appreciate the post.
-Jeff

 

[RobertM]

Mid xx if you find the right buyer.

 

[primacomputer]

While I can certainly appreciate the motives of the OP in trying to suss out who gives reasonable appraisals and who doesn't, his methodology just doesn't make sense. Posting a name for appraisal and then coming back with numbers to support a higher value after the first one is hardly valid “research”, and most certainly not “private”.

 

[robertjr]

While I can certainly appreciate the motives of the OP in trying to suss out who gives reasonable appraisals and who doesn't, his methodology just doesn't make sense. Posting a name for appraisal and then coming back with numbers to support a higher value is hardly valid “research”, and most certainly not “private”.

:bingo:

 

[nRnF]

It is not, that I want to figure out WHO is giving reasonalbe appraisals, it is more the intent of figuring out the general quality of the appraisals.
I mean, alltough they are free, ther should be a background.
(Not saying nobody does it)

The numbers have been given, after receiving the "reg fee" appraisls, wihch in the INRI case were more than surprising.
I gave them so that the appraisers have a chance to do some reflection on their own appraisals, and improove them.

The general problem IMO with most forum appraisalas (not only NP) is that mostly the appraised value is what the appraiser would pay for that speciffic domain, and not a appraisal regarding the market or the name itself.
(the famous "trader" and "end user" issue is contemplated)

I check this theory from time to time, by setting appraisals like this one.

Within this research, I crosscheck also the names set up for sale by the appraiser. Means, I try to check this VS the appraisers own sales prices set for his/her own domains.
And the results are incredible.
It seems, that many apprisers have two very different appraisal scematics. One for names owned by others, and one for names oned by themselfs.
The reason of this is open to speculation

The names are NOT for sale, but I used them cause they fitted very well the proposal of my "research" due to their singularity.
I must admit thy are not easy to appraise.


Anyway,
thanks for the comments and appraisals.

 

[googlebridge]

It's true that certain 4-leeter .com domains can sell for 4 figures. I guess it is 1 in 1000 or 1 in 10000 of the toal number registered though, so there is a big need for intelligence and/or luck in choosing them.

 

[danex]

Hi all,

I wanted to take the chance on a NP appraisal of my favorite two 4 letter domains pack.
Maybe one of them is the most knowen 4 letter acronym ever

INRI_com
Pontius Pilatus had written INRI "Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum" (latin)
over the head of Jesus Christ on the cross.
"Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews."

and here goes the second one (maybe not that knowen)

IHVH_com
A transliteration of the four constants forming the Hebrew tetragrammaton
or "incommunicable name" of the Supreme Being, which in latter Jewish
tradition is not pronounced save with the vowels of adonai or elohim,
so that the true pronunciation is lost.

I was thinking maybe of developing them into a religion forum.
(If I have time).

I would appreciate any comments on the UNDEVELOPED names.

most christians understand these letters..and its possible a site connected with jesus, his life and his death could use this name..but remember the letters and their meaning was meant as a mockery of christ..so it might be more noble to just give it to a christian organisation for free..

I prefer - IRIE :lol:

what does irie mean gazzip..pardon my ignorance..