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Please appraise.

take .loans

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Well, this is quite strict command using "take" keyword here ,and is not really working that much here imo..still, maybe mid xxx-1-3k if some end user is interested in this, but may take longer to resell for this price. Probably a keeper, but test traffic and interest in year or two, as renewal is higher here. If good traffic and some offers, then imo keep :)
 
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Thank you for your evaluation. I'd be happy if I manage to sell it at about 4k-5k during this year.))
 
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I'd be happy if I manage to sell it at about 4k-5k during this year.))

I am sure you would be.

"Take Loans" is an odd term with very limited stand alone value. Almost all the search results are sentence fragments.

Ex. -

Why do wealthy people take loans? - Quora
Successful Entrepreneurs Do Take Loans โ€“ In a Planned Way
Should you take loans from family members to get out of debt?
Understanding How to Take Loans | Amazing Kids! Magazine
Its Risky, Doctor, To Take Loans in Lieu of Salary - Dental Economics

I don't see much if any value.

Brad
 
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It looks nice, although there is no record of a domain using the keywords take and loan making a decent sale.
takeloan.com sold for $135.

I'd price it between $500 and $1000, but I wouldn't be surprised if you renew the domain 5 times and don't find a client.

And with cheapest renewal priced at $74 it's not easy to hold on to this domain.
 
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Maybe this is its value? Everybody takes out loans. We can ask questions like: why do people take loans? Where is it better to take a loan? Where are the best conditions? The domain can be used for a website that deals with questions like these.

 

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A lot of domains can be used for such website.

One thing is for sure: takeloans.com has BIN price of $3499 so I don't see anyone paying for your domain more than that.

If I was about to start a website right now, I'd consider:
takeloans.net for $8
takeloans.co for $7
 
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I don't think I'd buy domains like that, especially in "net" and "co"
 
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I wouldn't use the word "take" if I wasn't forced to.
If I was making a website for a prospective customer interested in loans, I'd use something he/she might search in Google.
Like: compareloans, loanrate, loanrates, loandeal, loandeals, loanscompared, loancalculator.
I can't imagine a situation where customer is going to use the word "take" or phrase "take loans" in google search. The autocomplete in the search seems to agree, because even if I write "where to take lo", it suggests "lost dogs", "lost cats", "loose change" and other stuff, but not loans.
 
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The lingo "vocabulary" in my honest opinion doesn't work ...

"Take" is a direct command; and as an approach to a consumer looking for credit products, I just don't see "Take" being the first word I would use in conveying someone that borrowing a loan maybe a good idea.

"Get" would be better in my opinion, and people are looking to get loans, all kinds. Borrow would be another good one for a soft approach command.

Honest valuation ~
Take - weak
.loans - strong GTLD banking keyword extension
Take.Loans - mid $XXX - low $X,XXX ... Again this is perspective. Had it been "Get.Loans" $XX,XXX low to mid $XX,XXX ... or even "Borrow.Loans" - low $XX,XXX - low $XXX,XXX ...

Experience ~ I am in the lending business and one of the founders of https://Easy.Credit and just acquired Mortgage.Loans ;)
 
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