domain WaterWater.net

[shika]

What do you think?
I see great potencial.

 

[shika]

Up

 

[shika]

Up

 

[todaygold]

What potential do you see exactly? A random repeating word with a .net doesn't exactly ring 'fantastic' to my ears. I would say $0.

 

[Kate]

Agreed, the domain is redundant.

 

[johname]

I wouldn't use the word random with water.

After typing in many repeating words in prior sales data, I stopped when I got webwebweb.com 7k

Bottom line is repeating words dont really sell to endusers. (but of course there is always exceptions)

Yet the words I typed in are regged and parked in dot com.

So you have two problems, It's a domainer's domain. And it is a dot net.

All that left is that it is water. Good Luck

 

[shika]

FastPizzaPizza.com sold for 5k in 2008.
Water is something all of us use daily.
Yes, less value then because of net.

 

[todaygold]

FastPizzaPizza.com sold for 5k in 2008.

I would take that with a grain of salt. That domain was registered 1 week before that 'auction' and hasn't been sold since...so I don't know how legit that sale price is. Even if that was a true sale, which I'm skeptical of, Pizza Pizza is both the slogan for a major pizza chain and is also the name of a number of pizzerias...so it's a little different than Water Water.

 

[shika]

Thank you for valuations!

 

[Joe N]

Out of curiosity, who are your end users for this one? And what reasons can you give them for buying it?

 

[shika]

Company that sells water?

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

I see it is a combination of good, bad and ugly.
Water is good
Water Water is bad
.net is ugly

I see the .org version a dud page, the .com is owned by an investor like us. Maybe request a price on the .com see what their hopes are

 

[shika]

There was a company named waterwater. Trademark dead at the time of domain registration.

 

[gromovnik]

Here in Serbia we have a bottled water called "vodavoda" which means "waterwater". They were one of the sponsors of the Basketball World Championship 2006 in Japan.
It is always presented as "vodavoda" which is bad news. But "You Never Know…Until You Give it a Go".