domain P/A/R/K/S/A/V/E dot com.

[dtagr]

Regged since 2003.
8933 Auto Parking Companies in continental US.
TM free.

Please appraise. Thank you.

 

[Michelle]

:hearts: Lets keep this as what it is.... An appraisal thread.. Thanks guys

 

[johname]

the .org .info .biz .us is available

Can be Pa rk^Sa ve or Pa rks^ Av e (like parks avenue .com, example rosa parks av) But obviously best use is in parking or store

nice enduser using the hypen between k and s but they probally would prefer the "n" version that is currently parked.

Seems people caught on that you can use this with a "n" and not get in any TM problems, which has brought on even a local PnS carpet store and storage center, ect. LOL At least two airport parking co use this with the "n" There Pa rk U-Sa ve Liquors, your name is close enough to used business names thats its desirable!

Lots of "Save the park" and save kenny on south park results to muddy up even a " " google search for the term lol

High XXX and up. Goodluck (i over masked cuz of an early request)

 

[DubDubDubDot]

I'm surprised it's been renewed since 2003.

Yes, park-save is developed, but nothing serious. It's an offline company that probably couldn't be bothered with anything beyond what was available for a quick reg since the site means so little to a business like that.

If they don't want it for low $xxx, then I don't know who would. $x, maybe low $xx reseller.

 

[johname]

too many p r k sa ve companys out there to sell to for it to be x or xx

 

[dtagr]

Yeah that South Park thing really buggers the search results up.:lol:

Thanks for the appraisals so far. With over 8000 parking companies, how can I best maximize the return? Contacting them one at a time would be tedious. Does anyone know of a way to invite the biggest 200 into a private auction? I mean an auction house that would support that?

Is that the best way to go about it?

And thank you for not indexing the name.

 

[dtagr]

Update: I sold it to a parking company in Atlanta in 2010 for $350. They didn't renew it and BuyDomains caught it. Knowing what I know now, I'd like to have a mulligan.

Thanks to all appraisers who replied to the thread.