domain MultiMillionaireClub.com

[livefearless]

Appreciate any feedback.. also would like to know the best place you think to sell it. Thanks!

 

[ImageAuthors]

Would be better without the "multi". MillionaireClub.com places an upper ceiling on what you can ask.

I think it's a long shot. So if you get the chance to sell it off to somebody, let it go. You can find better.

 

[Josh R]

Would be better without the "multi". MillionaireClub.com places an upper ceiling on what you can ask.

I think it's a long shot. So if you get the chance to sell it off to somebody, let it go. You can find better.

I'm sure @livefearless knows that millionaireclub.com would be better since it's over 10 years old and all major extensions are taken.... That's like me telling someone that dining.com is better than luxurydining.com...

just saying...

 

[ImageAuthors]

I'm sure @livefearless knows that

I see your point. However, I've found that many domainers judge their domains in isolation, as if the rest of the market weren't out there. You'd be amazed how many 3rd-tier domains are priced above their 2nd-tier or 1st-tier counterparts.

It's important to know not just about your domains but about the status of preferable alternatives.

If I'm appraising your condo, it's DEFINITELY worth mentioning your neighbor's condo if it's in better condition and has a nicer view and is either for sale or has sold recently.

That's my logic here.

 

[Josh R]

I see your point. However, I've found that many domainers judge their domains in isolation, as if the rest of the market weren't out there. You'd be amazed how many 3rd-tier domains are priced above their 2nd-tier or 1st-tier counterparts.

It's important to know not just about your domains but about the status of preferable alternatives.

If I'm appraising your condo, it's DEFINITELY worth mentioning your neighbor's condo if it's in better condition and has a nicer view and is either for sale or has sold recently.

That's my logic here.

Agreed!