domain roughhousing dot com

[resolv]

Hello,

It would be helpful to hear some appraisal feedback from members of the forum about this domain name.

The domain was originally purchased for personal project use back in 2000. It is a 12 letter dictionary word. The website it was used for was shut down recently and so the domain is no longer required for that purpose.

During use the site received a small amount of intentional traffic and a proportionally larger volume of unintentional traffic, I don't have any specific numbers available. The domain does not currently generate any revenue and is not developed in any way. The DNS is self hosted at the moment and is not using a parking service.

Thank you!

 

[fm1234]

It's a pretty cool domain, and the aged aspect really adds to it -- but hard to pin down a value due to the largely non-monetisable nature of the name. A million different uses come to mind for it, and I have no doubt you'd get a pretty good price for it if you put it up on auction somewhere; just very hard to try to assign a definite value range outside of "somewhere in the four figures."


Frank

 

[Whogister]

I'm not a big fan of multiple keyword domains that has one word ending with a consonant and then
beginning the next one with the same one. It just seems that people would ignore one of them while
typing the domain in their browser and it invites a lot of typos.

I see that roughousing.com is registered and parked. Not sure if that's yours too (or someone that
though it was actually the correct spelling) but if I develop a domain that is like what I described above
I would also register the typo one and do a redirect.

 

[johname]

Yes its cool, not sure the use, sounds like getting into trouble in todays world. But agree that you would hope a very serious enduser would go 4 figs deep. Goodluck

The concept of disliking two correctly spelled words that perfectly fit each other and in the right order be cause *********hh******* is foreign to me but i understand the very tiny bit of lost traffic typo thingy