domain PayNextYear.com

[MBennett]

Appraisels please.

Thanks!

 

[forest]

hmmmm , you need to develope it more and more . At the moment , I personally think no one will take it .

Regards .

 

[sufi]

Doesn't make any sense to me. $0.25 undeveloped

 

[-AB-]

Could be worth something if developed.

 

[MBennett]

Have you ever tried to buy a sofa, a pc or any other financed goods.

Have you never heard the term buy now "pay next year" ?

thanks.

 

[Reppy]

Have you ever tried to buy a sofa, a pc or any other financed goods.

Have you never heard the term buy now "pay next year" ?

thanks.

Don't forget about cultural differences.

Lay Away as opposed to Lay Buy.

Your "Pay Next Year" is only one part of the advertising slogan.

 

[Raz0rBlade_uk]

if the company was built around the idea of paying for everything "next year" and it was even called "pay next year" then this would be worth something.

if you think about it, "pay next year" could be an offer but the name makes no sense as it's on its own with no connection to anything.

for any value you would need to build this up into a huge company. personally i'd leave it.

 

[bigturnip]

Have you ever tried to buy a sofa, a pc or any other financed goods.

Have you never heard the term buy now "pay next year" ?

thanks.

They actually normally say "nothing to pay until next year" you get a lot of it in the run up to christmas, it sounds good, but often only a few months interest free.

A small difference maybe, but psychologically i guess 'nothing to pay' is better than 'pay'

The only way the site would work is if you always offer 12 months interest free credit (it would seem a little odd if you kept reducing it throughout the year). Not many companies will offer 12 months interest free, unless it's a large company (in which case they probably have a great domain) or one of those dodgy sofa companies that goes bust every couple of years and reopens under a new name.

 

[DOMiNIC]

I think it would be better developed on a country extension than a .com

Giving international credit over the net would be a major headache and opportunity for fraud with expensive international legal bills to chase up non payers.