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how much in value loosing a word, as a domain name, if it has some numbers upfront like "100games" instead of "games" ?
 
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AfternicAfternic
Needs development usually. Except for names with "24" or "365" or "411" or "101"
 
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it lowers the valaue of domains..look strange..i would not choose it..it i am the buyer.
 
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and wat about 911.com, is a good name? i think yes, wat do u think about this domain?
 
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what about names with 247 in front of them?it stands for 24/7
 
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I've seen a few decent '1(keyword)' domains, but it depends on the specific combination.
 
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I believe generally it will lower the value of the domain. :imho:
 
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I agree, it lowers the value, as it is harder to remember for end users.

However, if the date is unique and universally memorable (911), then its value will rise sharply.
 
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gugush said:
how much in value loosing a word, as a domain name, if it has some numbers upfront like "100games" instead of "games" ?

Subtract 99-100% from its value.

Example Games.com $100,000, 100Games.com ~$10

You can still develop them though.
 
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commes said:
what about names with 247 in front of them?it stands for 24/7

That will also lower the value of the domain considerably. For example:
support.com would be worth $xxx,xxx but 247support.com...well, it's a nice name, but I don't think it would be worth more than $xxx :imho:
 
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Well, i guess if you develop a site with numbers upfront and you get good traffic, it would make a good deal if you try to sell it. I know 123Greetings isnt for salke, but if it does gets sold, wonder how many thousands would it be!
 
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infinitomagazine said:
and wat about 911.com, is a good name? i think yes, wat do u think about this domain?
An average 3-number domain should make mid-high $x.xxx wholesale. 911.com 15K wholesale, perhaps mid $xx.xxx end user :imho:
 
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indeed, using non- meaningful numbers is very hard for visitors to memorize your domain
 
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yeah it will decrease the value of the domain but if you develop it into a good site than that will make up for it.
 
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Hi,
I personally think it's all down to the actuall domain, look at 1shoppingcart.com, excellent site and very profitable i imagine, so i'm saying that in order for the domain/site to be worth anything, the domain AFTER the number has to be relivant and not some random name.

Thank you

Sin
 
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domainprince said:
I believe generally it will lower the value of the domain. :imho:
Mutually agreed :)
 
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imo, a number before a word in a domain name is used to be a bad thing. Not looking serious, actually.
 
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So general question, hmm. Using the example you gave: '100games' (with .com) gets 63 OVT w/ext result so the first thing to do is parking this name and waiting for revenue and stat. You can get even $$$ for this name (depending on stat). I just want to show there are some other parameters you must check up besides pure name construction.
 
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