domain Siamese (.) com

[Federer]

What do you think Siamese dot com could be worth?
The appraisal at Estibot is way over the top IMO.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Bedrock]

You are right estibot is sky-high! I think mid xx,xxx is more realistic currently and I think it could be a perfect brandable for all of the "twin" mini figurine makers for 3d printing, Twinkind, Twindom, My3dTwin and the next 100 "3dSelfies" companies that are bound to follow that are just getting started. I love your domain! I wish I would have found it!

 

[Bannen]

Regged in many extensions; looks like it was dropped/scooped in 2004 which is pretty recent for a decent word like this;

Problem is the end users aren't huge corporations, most who would buy this would be smaller to medium businesses. The only way to make a killing on it is lucking across someone who loves it as a brandable, IMO. Doesn't help that 'Siam' no longer technically exists as a country name (now Thailand of course).

However many companies use SIAM in their business name; none of them seem particularly large, they are restaurants, hotels, resorts, martial arts, etc. Perhaps approaching these might be your best bet re: soliciting end users.

Difficult for me to appraise due to those factors; if I were brokering it I'd probably place an asking price of $30k... but like I said, hard call. Might find the perfect buyer who would pay 10 or 20k more than that, or might be seriously difficult to sell even at $10k...

Hmmm...

Nice name though, just a little fuzzy on what to do with it and how to valuate with any accuracy.
Congrats, good luck

 

[biggie]

good name, but could be challenging for an end-user, as one would have a preconceived notion that the site is related to it's dictionary meaning.

therefore, costs tend to be higher to rebrand a word like this, particularly if the company isn't in the twin, double or some "two of a kind" related biz.

kinda like "kayak.com", but the site is a search engine.

Good Luck!

imo...