domain ultrahighspeedinternet.com

[Christopher Hunt]

had this for a few years. a lot of big telecoms (and google) are using this exact term for their new services - actually seems to be the the new buzz term ...

any thoughts as to potential value?

thanks ...

 

[MicroGuy]

$0.00

Someone please dial 911! ()

A felony assault on the 14-Character Rule of Domains has just been committed. The domain police are on their way to forcibly grace delete this unfortunate victim.

Go directly to jail, do not pass go, do not collect $200. IMHO

 

[Christopher Hunt]

LOL, I know its long but it is a very big/hot term right now.

google results - exact term 1.5 million and going up quickly every day.

"... Google’s effort to bring ultra-high-speed internet to a major American city could end up reinforcing the digital divide."

- Sept 2012 Wired.com

 

[.NJ]

Im also going to have to say $0 value on this one.

The length + the term "Ultra High Speed Internet" is an automatic recipe for bad food IMO.

The word "Ultra" is a instant deal breaker, and the term "High Speed Internet" seems very dated to me.

Leave the weak behind and move on to greener pastures IMHO.

 

[devoid]

You may be able to sell this name to one of the companies advertising that service, who will have it redirect to their real website.

Those are your end users - you may be able to see a pretty penny if you can get one to bite. If you can get two companies in a bidding war, you could see thousands. If not, you don't have too many other uses for the name, although it could pull in decent revenue as a mini ad site because of the trending key words.

You're going to have to do some work for this sale, i don't think it's a sedo and sit domain. I think you will also get to a point where potential value peaks and starts to decline, so get working!

 

[ArielT]

I agree with the above members. For using it is bad due It's too long and 4 words, but maybe the companies that are in that business could be interested in owning the name for a redirect or just to own it