domain treva.com

[moltar]

Please help out to appraise this domain.

 

[PAINC]

Nice 5-letter pronounceable domain. It's hard to put a price tag on it tho..
My suggestion is to add it to BrandBucket and see if they accept it.

GL

 

[Brands.International]

nice brandable, pronounceable, I would say 1-3k if some end user likes it.

 

[moltar]

Thanks! Anyone else?

 

[Nerevar]

$10-20 for reseller domainer and $500-$2000 for the end-user.

 

[imadoer]

Nice name. Reseller low mid xxx maybe xxxx i would pay low xxx for it.

Enduser low xxxx high xxxx
I don't suggest brandbucket as another member has.

 

[Nerevar]

After checking with Google, I think @imadoer is right. It is not a standard brandable, it is already used by several firms.

 

[wormfood]

It's listed on NameFind.com for 15k

 

[frank-germany]

its a keeper

 

[Abiashue lucky]

nice brandable

 

[Lysted]

Decent brandable name, end user upward of $2000

 

[avinagar]

nice five character name , between 1k-2k

 

[DNWon]

Treva means "large homestead" in Welsh. I noticed that there are quite a few restaurants and people with that name. A lot of possibilities for end user sales so that should help in the valuation! First name dot coms are hot right now too! Good Luck!

 

[coco77]

Love the name. Short, pronounceable, .com
Value not so sure but I like it!

Good luck!

 

[Brandworthy]

Brandbucket would probably list for 3895, but I'd say retail on a good day could well be double that. Reseller at auction I can see it doing 300-400 any day of the week, way more some days.

It's probably one of the better 5L pure brandables, and I'd hold it until the right buyer comes along.

 

[Kieran001]

Treva means "large homestead" in Welsh. I noticed that there are quite a few restaurants and people with that name. A lot of possibilities for end user sales so that should help in the valuation! First name dot coms are hot right now too! Good Luck!

It doesn't mean that in Welsh despite what you may read on the internet, Tre does mean home but is not the used word, and awr as a suffix can mean great, I guess that the derivative word is Treawr, but Treva is just a name that has been anglicized from ancient Welsh, the letter V not being present in the Welsh alphabet, think of it as a first name.

 

[Martin Scurry]

treva used to many places so it might be brandble name and in that case 1k is acceptable.