domain Virtuallyhot.com

[optimal]

This name called my attention for its brandability.Thanks in advance for your ideas and thoughts.

 

[MicroGuy]

Reg fee. IMO.

In my mind, this phrase does not make any sense. It appears to be another wasted registration for the registrant and another credit to the coffers of "the man". I would HIGHLY recommend grace deletion ASAP. Good luck.

 

[optimal]

I would appreciate some intelligent analysis of the name.There are many contexts in which the pair of words "virtually hot" make a lot of sense:for example a news cast covering the online media,a site discussing new and strong trends in the online scene,including hot sales of services and goods,social networks issues caching the attention of the surfers,even online sites offerring hot spicy foods,and the list goes on.
the use of sub-domains could open up the discussion:
fashion.virtuallyhot.com
cars.virtuallyhot.com
jobs.virtuallyhot.com
fastfood.virtuallyhot.com
facebook.virtuallyhot.com
youtube.virtuallyhot.com
movies.virtuallyhot.com
and so on.It takes imagination to create a great domain name.You need to see what others don't.Help me uncover the potential of my new domain.Thanks in advance.

 

[johname]

When it comes to hot you want full hot not virtually hot. The name just sounds like your not getting enough plus has a bit of an ackward factor to it. "The books were virtually hot from the press" "Can I virtually hot swap the plug " are the only type of sentences that virtually hot works fine in (hot like temperature or electrified instead of appealing), which is why its only 4k google results using quotes. .net .org .info .biz .us all available. Hovering at regfee.

It takes imagination to create a great domain name.You need to see what others don't.Help me uncover the potential of my new domain.

It's the "others don't" is why it's reg fee"

Maybe go "virtually hot off the press" in the development, Goodluck.

 

[optimal]

Virtually hot means online hot.It is hot in the net.You need to look at it as you look at a brandable.You do not have to consider too heavily the present connotations but the way you can use this to words to generate a completely new concept which is what branding is all about.
The feeling of "why didn't I thought of it before" is what you want to generate.I expect in a forum dealing with domain names room for this creative freedom that will give birth to the next domain name success.
For counting exacts we do not need domainers.Enough with an accountant.

 

[MicroGuy]

Virtually hot means online hot.It is hot in the net.You need to look at it as you look at a brandable.You do not have to consider too heavily the present connotations but the way you can use this to words to generate a completely new concept which is what branding is all about.
The feeling of "why didn't I thought of it before" is what you want to generate.I expect in a forum dealing with domain names room for this creative freedom that will give birth to the next domain name success.
For counting exacts we do not need domainers.Enough with an accountant.

I can't speak for others, but my appraisals are best guesses at the domain's probable intrinsic value. A reasonable guess of what one could expect the raw domain to fetch if listed for sale in the marketplace. This is a different concept from the one you describe above. You are seeking free development ideas not objective appraisals.

The name you posted here is worth zero and that's what you can expect it to fetch in the marketplace. If you don't believe me, give it a try. Good luck. IMO.

 

[optimal]

I mean the present price NEEDS to consider the potential uses of the domain.I swear I do not need to have the last say.I am trying to make a point for the collective advantage of those using this forum now and in the future.Do not try to defend your initial position.Try to see my point.And thanks a lot for your opinions really.

 

[MicroGuy]

I mean the present price NEEDS to consider the potential uses of the domain.I swear I do not need to have the last say.I am trying to make a point for the collective advantage of those using this forum now and in the future.Do not try to defend your initial position.Try to see my point.And thanks a lot for your opinions really.

Just subtract your total domain costs (registrations and renewals) from your cumulative domain sales to date and arrive at a figure. This number will tell you whether your rhetorical arguments hold water or not. Cheers.

 

[optimal]

Case in point.Last year I bought groceriesonline.org,and everyone here told me that this is a reg fee including you microguy.I sold it after getting several offers for $200.Same thing with pokerwidow.com that sold for $100.I am doing well.Thank you.

 

[MicroGuy]

Case in point.Last year I bought groceriesonline.org,and everyone here told me that this is a reg fee including you microguy.I sold it after getting several offers for $200.Same thing with pokerwidow.com that sold for $100.I am doing well.Thank you.

I thought you said you didn't need to get the last say? :P

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Oh. and I never appraised that domain as you claim >> http://www.namepros.com/domain-appr...ppaissing-groceriesonline-org-165k-exact.html