domain Please appraise wyomingtravel dot net

[njstaci]

Just acquired wyomingtravel dot net (probably from someone here haha). I can think of a ton of end-users, but I'm not sure about the price. Ideas?

 

[fruttolo]

good name, congrats! I think around the range of $300-400 is a fair and good offer for THEM to evaluate and they can eventually add it easily to their grown "wyoming travel/leisure/tourism" portfolio :D
we should never exaggerate in proposals when dealing with gov organizations

you would still monetize a lot over your $1.50 investment - since you got such bargain not even 3 days ago
I wonder from who you took it ... maybe Santa?? :D

 

[silveraden]

Hello njstaci, I don't know if "wyoming" has some meaning, but if not, I'd say the domain worth $0

Sorry for beeing negative, but just my 2 cents

Funniest post I ever heard on this form...

Haven't you tried at least pasting it to google before asking?

BTW, this domain is very good for tourists/travel websites...

I say $500 to $1000. I consider it a premium domain...

 

[ArielT]

Funniest post I ever heard on this form...

Haven't you tried at least pasting it to google before asking?

BTW, this domain is very good for tourists/travel websites...

I say $500 to $1000. I consider it a premium domain...

Yes, I often do it, but in this case I don't know why but I thought It was an invented word, but read post number 15 where I explain my post

 

[dompro]

Yes, I often do it, but in this case I don't know why but I thought It was an invented word, but read post number 15 where I explain my post

Yeah, I think it is a worthless domain, because i have never been to that state :p

 

[ArielT]

Yeah, I think it is a worthless domain, because i have never been to that state :p

I was not determinant when giving my 2 cents, I said if not (if it has not sense) then the $0 apply

She understood, and then give me more details

But guys, I apreciate your opinions

After reading a few comments about I guess It was not a proper way then from me

 

[DU]

Is Wyo Ming related to Yao?

I think Yao is worth more because he was famous in Houston. Otherwise I think you have to be lucky to find someone with the name Wyo who has a travel business.

As a fall back it might be used in the U.S. for travel site.

As for value? You KNOW the end user, you KNOW the comps.. just be reasonable about it.

 

[njstaci]

:lol:

Is Wyo Ming related to Yao?

I think Yao is worth more because he was famous in Houston. Otherwise I think you have to be lucky to find someone with the name Wyo who has a travel business.

As a fall back it might be used in the U.S. for travel site.

As for value? You KNOW the end user, you KNOW the comps.. just be reasonable about it.

 

[Joyceepoo]

:lol: no, I'm not live in the US, I would have never imagine it was an state, so then It definitively has value! but I don't know how would be the market, I hope some other member from the US who know better the market give you a good appraisal, good luck

Do you live in Europe or Asia?:blink:

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Just acquired wyomingtravel dot net (probably from someone here haha). I can think of a ton of end-users, but I'm not sure about the price. Ideas?

Very good name. Someone mentioned that the ext. was going to hurt you. But because of the subject matter...travel, I personally don't feel that you should be too concerned, because ironically the best Wyoming Travel site is NOT a .com but a .org:lol: And it's one heck of a gorgeous site too. http://www.wyomingtourism.org/

So with that being said, if you only paid $1.50, you could hold on to this for 2 or 3 years easily (renewals) and still come out on top. If it was my name I would pursue an end user and flip it quick for $200 or wait patiently and develop a nice monetized mini site then sell it for a low to mid $X,xxx