domain suejitsue.com

[hualani]

I went on a rampage buying domain names last year. I haven't the slightest idea how to sell them. I have them parked on SEDO which is far as I have gotten selling them. Ideally a lawyer will be interested in suejitsue.com. I also have sherrymason.com.

 

[domainscp]

There is no lawyer on this planet that would be interested in suejitsue, its a very unprofessional term to use when trying to find new clients

 

[lock]

Worth $20 to a Sue that wants blog name.

 

[hualani]

Thanks for your suggestion. I am new at this. I thought it was a good name but even if they are, a lawyer probably doesn't want to advertise that he(she) is a shark or overly aggressive.

 

[barefoottech]

I went on a rampage buying domain names last year. I haven't the slightest idea how to sell them

You also don't have a clue about registering them either.
VALUE $0.00

 

[johname]

I went on a rampage buying domain names last year.

Put those names on auto renew "off"

 

[safbak]

Hello and welcome to NP,

suejitsue domain I would agree with the others "turn off the auto renew"

I do like the other name sherrymason, just Google'd it and quite a few people are named that, so maybe if you emailed a few of them to see would they like to own a domain for their name?

Usually personal names sell for a good few $$$ so continue with that. All the best and have fun.

 

[ryan_uk]

"sue jitsue" is something you could turn into a cool and funny brand, if you found the right idea for the site (like following stupid/ridiculous/funny suing cases and might end up becoming a term your followers use, e.g. "Apple went all sue jitsue on Samsung"). However, it's only going to have any real worth when developed (i.e. content, traffic, following and revenue - or potential revenue). (That's just my very unprofessional opinion, though.)

 

[infopeek]

You also don't have a clue about registering them either.
VALUE $0.00

Thats a bit harsh