domain PawnGoods.com

[thedave]

Undeveloped site. The obvious end user would be a pawn shop. I'm thinking somewhere in the xxx's.

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

Good name easy to remember,describes content worth a few hundred me thinks

 

[DebX420]

I would appraise this, personally, at mid xxx to low x,xxx - quite possibly in the low xx,xxx to mid xx,xxx range if sold to the right end user. Really generic and definitely memorable.

 

[hsi111]

Great find. Plenty of end users to market to. I would give it high $xxx imo.

 

[MicroGuy]

I'd say low $xx resale and mid $xxx end user. Good luck.

 

[Larry Fling]

Mid xx Resale
Mid xxx EndUser
GoodLuck

 

[QBert]

Great find, nice dodgy market with plenty of money too
If you want to let it go in the xx range shoot me a pm, but I wouldn't accept anything under vlow xxxx

 

[Jaco]

Methinks people need to start following real world auctions and see what names actually sell for.
Did someone seriously appraise this name for XX,XXX?

OK, so it isn't a search term in any way, shape or form.
I don't recall ever hearing anyone ever use the term "pawn goods".

PawnedStuff.com is available for reg, which is just as 'brandable' and probably more synergistic with words people actually use in terms of ordinary conversation. So is "netpawn.net" which is actually an old drop and fairly catchy.

This name is low XXX absolute best case dumb-luck scenario. If I saw it drop, I wouldn't chase it, and "pawn" is indeed in my search keys.