domain Please Appraise eco.us.com

[Gullaniano]

Hi there!

Total newbie at this, I've been a web developer for years but never bought/sold before, saw this and bought it as it was available, I'm under no illusions that the TLD is junk, but in my opinion the name has value over what I bought it for.

Thoughts? Thanks for any comments

 

[Gullanian]

Bump, is it worthless? Someone told me it's not a TLD which makes me think I completely wasted my money

 

[biggie]

Bump, is it worthless? Someone told me it's not a TLD which makes me think I completely wasted my money

Hi

it's a second level domain, very much similar to other double dot extensions managed by centralnic


i once sold a us.com domain for a couple of G's and think i still own one or two.


some may get traffic, and if yours does, that's a bonus

nice kw though

 

[Kate]

Someone told me it's not a TLD which makes me think I completely wasted my money

It's very possible. The keyword is nice, but indeed it's a subdomain, not a real domain.
it all depends on the odds of selling, I could shoot you a number but if nobody wants to buy it, it's like it's worthless.
Not the easiest type of sale anyway.

 

[Gullanian]

I know the lack of liquidity on these types of domains make them hard to sell, but any rough estimates on what people would consider fair/good/excellent prices would be very much appreciated.

 

[stingrae]

I don't think you will find much of any value from a reseller. There are some interesting recent sales of .us.com according to Namebio:

screensavers.us.com $2,000 2011-03-21 sedo
cam.us.com $850 2011-03-07 sedo
privacy.us.com $950 2011-03-02 sedo
physician.us.com $2,990 2011-01-13 sedo
payroll.us.com $650 2011-01-12 sedo
dom.us.com $500 2011-01-09 sedo
play.us.com $1,000 2011-01-09 sedo

I would put it on Sedo and see what happens. As with any decent short keyword, there is always a chance that you could have an end user inquiry but what is the real probability? Probably way less than 1% and how quickly will your yearly reg fees eat into any potential profit? These are questions to ask yourself.

 

[biggie]

but indeed it's a subdomain, not a real domain.

it's as real as any of these:

.co.uk or .co.za or .uk.com or .br.com or .com.br or .com.au or .co.in or .org.uk, etc, etc

and if you can sell them for real money, what's the diff?

 

[Yeodo]

I think the domain has potential. I think it would be ideal for any US based company with an ECO policy or general recycling companies etc. Just 2 possible end users. $XXX - XXXX end user price looking at the posted previous sales.

For a reseller might be worth $50

 

[Marcelo Rossin]

it's as real as any of these:

.co.uk or .co.za or .uk.com or .br.com or .com.br or .com.au or .co.in or .org.uk, etc, etc

and if you can sell them for real money, what's the diff?

Hi there

.com.br is an OFFICIAL brazilian country code second level domain.
.br.com is absolutely NOT OFFICIAL.

It´s a HUGE difference :imho:

 

[itoones]

Hi there

.com.br is an OFFICIAL brazilian country code second level domain.
.br.com is absolutely NOT OFFICIAL.

It´s a HUGE difference :imho:

Yes, I am brazilian and I never seen a site br.com. This kind of extensions looks like subdomains to me.