domain Thabe(dot)com

[DNNabber.com]

If you could share your opinions regarding the domain name: Thabe(dot)com I would much appreciate it.



Thank you so much!




Love,
Marcia

 

[.NJ]

It's a pronounceable LLLLL.com, but I still think we have a long ways to go before names like this start to gain some true value.

I would say reg-fee on this one.

 

[holyroller]

It also would seem that Thabe is actually a name, Google showed it as being both used as a surname and christian name. Perhaps African or South African in origin. Also found some usage of this (and variations) as a surname in the US.

With names, especially ones that aren't that common its hard to give a value as there is a very limited amount of end users, but who knows, someone with this as a family name might be prepared to pay a bit for it.

From a resale point of view reg fee - mid $xx. End user value fairly unpredictable although I would pitch it at low - mid $xxx if I found someone with the name who wanted the domain

Good luck.

 

[DNNabber.com]

It also would seem that Thabe is actually a name, Google showed it as being both used as a surname and christian name. Perhaps African or South African in origin. Also found some usage of this (and variations) as a surname in the US.

With names, especially ones that aren't that common its hard to give a value as there is a very limited amount of end users, but who knows, someone with this as a family name might be prepared to pay a bit for it.

From a resale point of view reg fee - mid $xx. End user value fairly unpredictable although I would pitch it at low - mid $xxx if I found someone with the name who wanted the domain

Good luck.

Some very solid research there.

Yes, this is an uncommon Surname. I have had success with end-user sales of this elk over the years but typically not for usage as a Surname, with the exception of one Ukrainian pop singer whom bought their Surname from me back in 2004.

The reason I "Hand Regged" this was it's structure. I always like this type of structure.

The most popular Digraph "Th" in the English Language, followed by all premium VCV. In almost every case this not only leads to a very pronounceable pseudo-word but also one that produces many thousands of results in Google's SERPs "in quotes".

However, the difficult part is that roughly 95% of these are already registered and very few drop each day.




^Repped^

Sorry I couldn't rep you njsurfer. I have repped you recently and the system would not allow another.


I hope to hear from others.


Love,
Marcia

 

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Any other thoughts?