domain SuitableForChildren.com

[wot]

Suitable for toy manufacturers, consumer groups, internet policing, movie ratings etc. Other ideas appreciated.


Encouraging at over 800,000

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q="+suitable+for+children"&btnG=Search

Unsurprisingly, negligible OV

 

[Ringr]

Reg free IMHO.

 

[Venolus]

Reg fee..lol..bcos of a three word domain

 

[wot]

Reg fee..lol..bcos of a three word domain

Thanks for the appraisal but does three words automatically mean reg fee :blink:

 

[worldstar]

Reg fee! IMHO

 

[Coastalguy]

3 words does not automatically mean reg fee.

Ie: "CarsForSale".

I think this 3 worder has nice development potential and is a fairly common 3 word phrase.

As you have mentioned, it has multiple possible end-users.

$60+ wholesale/undeveloped.

Good-luck,
ST

 

[eventbroker]

3 Words

Three words do not necessarily mean register fee. The words just have to be good. I recently sold a (2) domains that had (3) words for XXXX each to a high profile buyer. Those domains are now worth XX,XXX each. I jumped the gun and took a good offer still making a very heavy profit for a $8.00 register feee but not realizing the true potential of the domain.

 

[StudioWorks]

Hey,

Nice results but I dont see much value in it as it's too long. Reg fee, IMHO.

- SW

 

[eventbroker]

I Disagree

I really do not know too much about the results or the domain, but the domains I sold were even longer than that. One of them was wirelessamberalerts.com. I will not diclose the price but the domain brought upwards of $XXXX . The domain as I said in the previous post is now easily $XX,XXX . I think it all goes to the use of the domain. I am in a similar situation now as I also own wirelessnewsalert.com and the plural. They are much sought after I am just contemplating offers because I want to maximize on these because they are more general in terms.

 

[wot]

Three words do not necessarily mean register fee. The words just have to be good. I recently sold a (2) domains that had (3) words for XXXX each to a high profile buyer. Those domains are now worth XX,XXX each. I jumped the gun and took a good offer still making a very heavy profit for a $8.00 register feee but not realizing the true potential of the domain.

I totally agree, the premise that "long" names have no value is complete garbage and a total misconception amongst newbies in the business, it is all down to content. The name up for appraisal may or may not be a sleeper but google 800k + has to give it some credence - possibly :wave:

 

[barefoottech]

I agree three words that are Common Usage are worth
More than People often state.
If I was looking Something "SuitableForChildren" that is what I would search for.
To ascertain it's value is easy
$xxx Mid -->> $xxxx High depending on Development and Market placement.
especially now with Legal concerns about Safety

 

[eventbroker]

Ditto, totally agree with you wot. To most abig big domain sale has been for a few hundred dollars and to many people buying and selling domains have been mindwashed into believing short names are the only good ones. I on the other hand am "Proof in the Pudding" so to speak and I know of others. If it is relative and has a high prescence someone will pull out there wallet.

 

[WuLabsWuTecH]

low $xx at best, a bit long to type, also would be hard to develope as a brandable name

 

[eventbroker]

the domain has a realistic worth of mid to high $xxx right now due to the search feeds in Google. If developed who knows. Registeredsexoffender.com just sold for $500 on ebay undeveloped