domain MDD(dot)com

[Federer]

MDD(dot)com

Absolute top premium LLL.com combo, great Google results and tremendous acronym value. +14 years old.

Please appraise.

 

[dbandlo]

Great acronym potential imo, obviously i wouldn't let it go less than $50k to the reseller if i were you! Wait for an end user and i believe u'll get $XXX,XXX

Good luck

 

[bmugford]

Awesome domain name. Very acronym friendly.

I think it would be pretty easy to get mid $XX,XXX right now. I would not be in any rush to sell though.

 

[ahasiec]

xx,xxx now

xxx,xxx end user

Wait and see what comes along in the future :gn:

 

[Michael]

Probably $25k reseller in today's market, maybe $30k. Good end-user potential though, I'd hang on to it if you can.

 

[dmi]

A wonderful name. I would definitely hold onto it. I think it'd fetch $30k in current market conditions (reseller). I'd wait for an enduser on this one.

 

[snoop]

Sold a very similar name (mll.com) 3 weeks ago for $15k, it had 100-200 uniques per day.

 

[-REECE-]

Sold a very similar name (mll.com) 3 weeks ago for $15k, it had 100-200 uniques per day.

Interesting.. MDD seems to be more commercial, MLL clearly receives more traffic. Thanks for sharing Snoop. I think a lot of domainers still haven't realized how far the market has crashed.

 

[bmugford]

As far as I am concerned it makes no sense to sell a high quality LLL.com in this market.

It isn't like quality triple premium LLL.com grow on trees, or long term the bottom is going to fall out.

So unless you really need the money for something else, to me it makes more sense to just hold the name.

Brad

Interesting.. MDD seems to be more commercial, MLL clearly receives more traffic. Thanks for sharing Snoop. I think a lot of domainers still haven't realized how far the market has crashed.

 

[snoop]

Actually it was two months ago not 3 weeks, sorry.

 

[Federer]

Thanks for the extremely positive feedback, much appreciated. I will consider my options over the next few days before deciding to either sell or hold out for a potential end user, or a high resell in a healthier market.

Any other appraisals/opinions on MDD(dot)com are of course very much welcome.

 

[snoop]

Interesting.. MDD seems to be more commercial, MLL clearly receives more traffic. Thanks for sharing Snoop. I think a lot of domainers still haven't realized how far the market has crashed.

Yes, the people saying 25-30k are unrealistic, since I sold MLL.com the overall market has come done alot more. For anyone who thinks it hasn't try to actually sell some LLL.com's and see what kind of offers you get.

Here is a good example of how the market has gone, in September I was tring to sell JJJ.com and had lots of offers the best two were $30k and $35k. I've put it on the market again and in the last week I've had two offers, $15k and $15.5k.

 

[Federer]

BTW Thanks for the private offers guys; I seriously didn't expect to get this much interest so fast! Serious offers can also be shot over through the MDD static webpage.

 

[bmugford]

Selling MLL.com for a low price of $15K was your decision. I think it wa a foolish move but you must need the capital for other projects. Not sure you can base the entire market on your sale.

As far as comparing it to JJJ.com, yes that is a unique domain. However I think MDD.com has stronger end user appeal.

The appeal with JJJ.com seems more as a domainer collectible.

Brad

Yes, the people saying 25-30k are unrealistic, since I sold MLL.com the overall market has come done alot more. For anyone who thinks it hasn't try to actually sell some LLL.com's and see what kind of offers you get.

Here is a good example of how the market has gone, in September I was tring to sell JJJ.com and had lots of offers the best two were $30k and $35k. I've put it on the market again and in the last week I've had two offers, $15k and $15.5k.

 

[snoop]

Selling MLL.com for a low price of $15K was your decision. I think it wa a foolish move but you must need the capital for other projects. Not sure you can base the entire market on your sale.

It was the highest price, I'd been try to sell it for quite some time (months), Easy enough to claim it was "low" but who is paying more?

 

[bmugford]

Well, in my mind just because it is the highest offer you receive is not a reason to sell a premium domain like that. That is the type of name I have 100% confidence in long term.

True Premium LLL.com rarely hit the market. Normally the LLL.com sales are lower tier.

Premium LLL.com are very liquid assets. You will never have a problem selling them. That is why I think it makes more sense to just hold them until the right offer comes along.

Or even more effective is to find the right end user.

Brad

It was the highest price, I'd been try to sell it for quite some time (months), Easy enough to claim it was "low" but who is paying more?

 

[snoop]

Well, in my mind just because it is the highest offer you receive is not a reason to sell a premium domain like that. That is the type of name I have 100% confidence in long term.

True Premium LLL.com rarely hit the market. Normally the LLL.com sales are lower tier.

Premium LLL.com are very liquid assets. You will never have a problem selling them. That is why I think it makes more sense to just hold them until the right offer comes along.

Or even more effective is to find the right end user.

Brad

You've been saying much the same thing about LLLL.com since the peak, "don't sell prices are cheap", unfortunately prices are what they are, the may go higher, they may go lower. Personally I feel they are likely to fall further, and have felt that way for the last 7-8 months, which is why I have been selling out.

Out of interest, you claimed mdd.com would sell easily for "mid $XX,XXX" right now, what are you willing to offer for it?

 

[bmugford]

Well you are welcome to your opinion. However I bet most knowledgeable domainers would have made the decision to hold MLL.com instead of selling it for $15K. At least if they didn't need the capital right away.

I see virtually no risk long term in true triple premium LLL.com
There are only 4,913 Triple Premium LLL.com, if my math is correct, and not all of those are even created equal.

When have I said don't sell? I might have said don't sell to resellers. Selling to resellers in the first place is not the best idea.

Trust me, if people took the time and effort to find end users on their domains (if they have a clear use) then they would do a lot better.

Brad

You've been saying much the same thing about LLLL.com since the peak, "don't sell prices are cheap", unfortunately prices are what they are, the may go higher, they may go lower. Personally I feel they are likely to fall further, and have felt that way for the last 7-8 months, which is why I have been selling out.

Snoop, you have to understand something man. There is a whole world outside of the "Reseller" market.

I generally don't deal in LLL.com just because they don't provide the same potential ROI as other types of domains.

Would I pay mid $XX,XXX for it? No.
Could I probably find an interested end user who would? Yes.

So when I state an appraisal it is not just based on "Reseller" pricing. It also includes the realistic potential to find an interested party.

Brad

You've been saying much the same thing about LLLL.com since the peak, "don't sell prices are cheap", unfortunately prices are what they are, the may go higher, they may go lower. Personally I feel they are likely to fall further, and have felt that way for the last 7-8 months, which is why I have been selling out.

Out of interest, you claimed mdd.com would sell easily for "mid $XX,XXX" right now, what are you willing to offer for it?

 

[snoop]

Would I pay mid $XX,XXX for it? No.
Could I probably find an interested end user who would? Yes.

So when I state an appraisal it is not just based on "Reseller" pricing. It also includes the realistic potential to find an interested party.

You said "I think it would be pretty easy to get mid $XX,XXX right now."

I'm not surprised that you won't even state a figure on what you'd pay, because I'm sure it is a world away from what you claim this name can be sold for "right now".

 

[bmugford]

As a reseller it would probably be low $XX,XXX. It would have to be in a price range that I would feel comfortable holding for as long as it takes.

I would certainly pay $15K for it. There is no doubt about that.

Federer knows what he is doing. You are going to see a big sale on this sooner than later.

Brad

You said "I think it would be pretty easy to get mid $XX,XXX right now."

I'm not surprised that you won't even state a figure on what you'd pay, because I'm sure it is a world away from what you claim this name can be sold for "right now".