domain organic set of .com's

[claudedauman]

Hello,

I am holding the following set of domains. I would appreciate any suggestions on valuation.

Best,

Claude

OrganicBroccoliRabe.com
OrganicBrusselsSprout.com
OrganicBrusselsSprouts.com
OrganicChickweed.com
OrganicChicory.com
OrganicCollardGreens.com
OrganicEndive.com
OrganicSorrel.com
OrganicSwissChard.com
OrganicWatercress.com
OrganicYarrow.com
OrganicaCornSquash.com
OrganicCapsicum.com
OrganicSweetPepper.com
OrganicChickPea.com
OrganicFavaBean.com
OrganicGreenBean.com
OrganicFavaBeans.com
OrganicLimaBean.com
OrganicLimaBeans.com
OrganicMungBean.com
OrganicOkra.com
OrganicPea.com
OrganicShallot.com
OrganicBurdock.com
OrganicDaikon.com
OrganicParsnip.com

 

[Larry Fling]

Someone will say create minisites.. I say your a nut..
All your domains are worthless, How much money did you lose?
I was expecting to see 1 or 2 not 20!
OMG, good luck!

 

[zoogo]

Maybe some popular veggies/fruits/legumes would have been good buys, but these are worth little to nothing.

You may be able to get some company dealing in organics that just wants to be a collector to buy them off you, but organics companies really aren't that rich, and you'd get max low XX each - I mean barely above reg fee, and THAT Is a long shot.

I would say all worthless. Sorry/

 

[YoNames]

27 domains at $5 each... thats $135 although you probably got a discount for that many domains...

Even still, 135 bucks!!!

I don't think you'll ever see that money again...

 

[randomo]

A few of these may have potential; for example, "organic brussels sprouts" has 84,000 Google results, while "organic okra" has a smaller number but shows at least a few searches in the Google keyword tool.

The question is, what would you do with these domains? Set up information pages about those vegetables? Sell organic gardening supplies? Try to find end users (and would the effort likely be worth your while)?

Meanwhile, I think most of the ones you have are worthless, because the vegetables are obscure or because you have singular (GreenBean, ChickPea, etc.) when plural makes much more sense.

Good luck!