domain mv - mv (dot) com

[kite26]

Domain: mv - mv (dot) com

mv=metaverse

Its word-word.com form is listed for $35k. If this means something of course.
Your opinion would be highly appreciated.

 

[jhm]

Its cute, but I really wouldn't be happy using it commercially. Only m/v/m/v without hyphen. IMO

 

[kite26]

Its cute, but I really wouldn't be happy using it commercially. Only m/v/m/v without hyphen. IMO

https://namebio.com/?s==EDN3gTO3QzM

 

[jhm]

https://namebio.com/?s==EDN3gTO3QzM

Yeah, I'm aware of that. A lot of those have meaning (go to, in to, we go, tu tu, co re meaning core ...). Having m/v/m/v with hyphen means nothing to me as an outsider, without an explanation, hence why I wouldn't necessarily put it in the same league. If value is realised with a buyer that appreciates it, maybe 3 figures. IMO

Would be interesting to see what others think, outside my view

 

[kite26]

Yeah, I'm aware of that. A lot of those have meaning (go to, in to, we go, tu tu, co re meaning core ...). Having m/v/m/v with hyphen means nothing to me as an outsider, without an explanation, hence why I wouldn't necessarily put it in the same league. If value is realised with a buyer that appreciates it, maybe 3 figures. IMO

Would be interesting to see what others think, outside my view

metaverse-metaverse
But, anyway, i respect your opinion.

 

[Domain boy]

I understand @jhm's point of view.

I think though the domain is quite nice and would definitely not be surprised if it was sold in the XXX range.

Good luck!!

 

[jhm]

@kite26 Yeah, I know. Maybe just the way I'm seeing it, but Metaverse is one word

Other example: Like having "insurance insurance" (ins-ins.com, ins being its known abbreviation). The domain "ins ins dot com" without hyphen would be a pass, the hyphen is trash. Insurance being a big word, like Metaverse. IMO

 

[kite26]

@kite26 Yeah, I know. Maybe just the way I'm seeing it, but Metaverse is one word

Other example: Like having "insurance insurance" (ins-ins.com, ins being its known abbreviation). The domain "ins ins dot com" without hyphen would be a pass, the hyphen is trash. Insurance being a big word, like Metaverse. IMO

At least, i think it's better than metaverse-metaverse. Yes, it is hyphenated name, but think again how valuable is now mvmv now with this metaverse trend.

 

[jhm]

At least, i think it's better than metaverse-metaverse. Yes, it is hyphenated name, but think again how valuable is now mvmv now with this metaverse trend.

Agreed, no complaints with m/v/m/v. Maybe I hate hyphens, never bought a hyphenated domain. I may need to put my hands up and say I'm bias

 

[kite26]

Agreed, no complaints with m/v/m/v. Maybe I hate hyphens, never bought a hyphenated domain. I may need to put my hands up and say I'm bias

Yeah, i hate them too. But with all this trend i thought about it twice. Thank you for your opinion!

 

[Jordon M.]

Low-xxx to High-xxx