domain W-I-N and M-A-X in .com

[Andish]

How would you price these uniques:
w-i-n (dot) com
m-a-x (dot) com ?

I'm afraid I got attached to these names (again) and will never - ever let go....

 

[SpotOnDomain]

Hi.
As I'm sure you're aware, the hyphens are a bit of a killer for these domains.
The w-i-n domain may be beneficial for a new online casino/gambling company?
The m-a-x domain may be beneficial to a person called Max (funny enough lol) which could be an easier sell?
Good luck.

 

[johname]

I actually like these. Some L-L-L dot com can enduser sell for low to mid $xxxx. I feel the WIN one can be in that level, and the MAX one both a first name and a maximum. Good Luck

 

[Andish]

Thank you both for your suggestions.
Sedo suggested price, which is usually in the low range, is 1999 EUR for any of the two. I would never sell W-I-N in the 2K range... But I agree it might be difficult to find enduser.

 

[brindle123]

Sales are all over the place for L-L-L.com's
from $100 to $5000.
It looks like sales were higher a couple years ago though.

Why don't you put M-A-X.com up for $2000 and see what happens. If it sells, use the funds to renew W-I-N.com for 10 more years.

I like them both. If you don't need to sell then don't and just wait for an offer you can't say no to.

I like L-L-L.com! LLL.com would cost alot, so I think there will always be a market for the L-L-L.com

Obviously the hyphen lower the value from just a LLL, but everyone one here knows what the domains are and can remember them, even in a couple days you can recall what the domain was.

No one reads a L-L-L as Letter hyphen Letter hyphen Letter hyphen, if it is a 3L word like WIN or MAX.