domain Please Appraise fandabidozi.com

[WORDSWORTH]

Hi,

Fandabidozi originated in the UK in the 1980's on children's TV. It is slang for something that's particularly fantastic. Contains the keywords FAN, DAB and BID, making it great for fans/coolers, tickets, merchandise, DAB digital radio or an online auction.

This domain has had 85 type ins over the last 32 days. It's listed at Sedo.

I have absolutely no idea what this might be worth. I put it up on eBay for auction to test the water, start price £995, and got a couple of watchers but no bites. I'm in no rush to sell - I really like the name and might even develop it once I gain sufficient knowledge to build a slick site.

ANY feedback on this name would be really appreciated.

Matt.

 

[WORDSWORTH]

Hi,

Fandabidozi originated in the UK in the 1980's on children's TV. It is slang for something that's particularly fantastic. Contains the keywords FAN, DAB and BID, making it great for fans/coolers, tickets, merchandise, DAB digital radio or an online auction.

This domain has had 85 type ins over the last 32 days. It's listed at Sedo.

I have absolutely no idea what this might be worth. I put it up on eBay for auction to test the water, start price £995, and got a couple of watchers but no bites. I'm in no rush to sell - I really like the name and might even develop it once I gain sufficient knowledge to build a slick site.

ANY feedback on this name would be really appreciated.

Matt.

Please help! Surely someone must have a idea... Thanks!

 

[estibot.com]

I have no idea, sorry..never heard that one before.

 

[kev]

i have definitely heard the word before. it was used by those two little girls/guys and one of them had a serious fall last year if im not mistaken

there names elude me though.....

 

[newton]

The only place I have ever heard this term was on UK TV many years back (http://www.thekrankies.cwc.net/) Not even sure if they tour now and were reduced to doing pantomine.

No idea of price as you may get a fan of theirs bidding on it?

 

[kev]

the krankies.......aaahhh :hehe:

 

[WORDSWORTH]

Yep, it was the Krankies that coined it! It's still in popular use in the UK - might explain all those type ins.

I'll put it up on eBay one more time. If it sells, great! If not, I shall hang onto this beaut even if it's source made at least one of you cringe :hehe:

Thanks for your feedback