What is suggested sell price for these domain names?

[jc1]

ovaloffice2020.com

oval2020.com

mywomansworth.com

myemancipation.com

myfreedomrings.com

mypurplepick.com

centsaboutmoney.com

linkedinwithlove.com

yourequality.com

zestyvests.com

46th.xyz, 47th.xyz, 48th.xyz, 90th.xyz

90days.xyz​

mybling.xyz

sunsets.xyz

chics.xyz

spankme.xyz

the20th.xyz

bigbitch.xyz

usa360.xyz

thetrip.xyz

armies.xyz

just4men.xyz

marijanastore.xyz

me123.xyz

planet360.xyz

nycstores.xyz

mymarriage.xyz

purplepeople.xyz
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[anantj]

I'm afraid, very little.

ovaloffice2020.com

oval2020.com

I'm not an American but afaik, these terms are not used very frequently.

linkedinwithlove.com

Depending on what you do with it, this is at risk of TM issues

On the entire .xyz lot, the only one that I can remotely see any value in is spankme.xyz

I'd seriously recommend grace deletion if you have the option.

 

[lambo.com]

$0. Drop them before renewal otherwise you'll probably waste more money on them.

 

[jc1]

thanks for everyone's input

 

[jc1]

I'm afraid, very little.


I'm not an American but afaik, these terms are not used very frequently.



Depending on what you do with it, this is at risk of TM issues

On the entire .xyz lot, the only one that I can remotely see any value in is spankme.xyz

I'd seriously recommend grace deletion if you have the option.

Was thinking of a charity or for homeless families and children for linkedinwithlove

 

[lambo.com]

Was thinking of a charity or for homeless families and children for linkedinwithlove

Finding a use case for a really bad domain is possible but it's a trap.

Instead of matching the name to the use case, match a use case to a domain then assess the likelihood that they'll want your name versus all the other options.

For example, if you were running a charity for homeless families, what sort of budget would you have? What sort of name would you want for your organization? What is the realistic % chance that you would come up with linkedinwithlove? Say you think it's high that someone would do that... (I don't)... Is it ranking in the top 50% of all your alternative/other ideas, top 10%, 1%? Would you be willing to pay for the name?

So many get carried away on coming up with a use case for their domain. This only BONDS you, maybe even EMOTIONALLY to the domain. Sure it's fun and all well and good coming up with such ideas (hello @wanttolearn and others), but that's not business sense.

To truly assess the merits of paying year after year for each single domain you have, one should develop and refine good instincts/ thought processes. To pay you good money for a domain, a buyer has to really think it's worth it because...

The alternatives aren't good enough.

Better still if there aren't any alternatives for the prospective buyer.

With all the endless domains that are unused, there is so much supply. This is why the flight to quality is a must for anyone earnest in truly being a success. Statistically, that might be only 1, 2, maybe a handful of people who read this.

Best wishes

 

[jc1]

I'm afraid, very little.


I'm not an American but afaik, these terms are not used very frequently.



Depending on what you do with it, this is at risk of TM issues

On the entire .xyz lot, the only one that I can remotely see any value in is spankme.xyz

I'd seriously recommend grace deletion if you have the option.

Thank you for your feedback.

 

[jc1]

Finding a use case for a really bad domain is possible but it's a trap.

Instead of matching the name to the use case, match a use case to a domain then assess the likelihood that they'll want your name versus all the other options.

For example, if you were running a charity for homeless families, what sort of budget would you have? What sort of name would you want for your organization? What is the realistic % chance that you would come up with linkedinwithlove? Say you think it's high that someone would do that... (I don't)... Is it ranking in the top 50% of all your alternative/other ideas, top 10%, 1%? Would you be willing to pay for the name?

So many get carried away on coming up with a use case for their domain. This only BONDS you, maybe even EMOTIONALLY to the domain. Sure it's fun and all well and good coming up with such ideas (hello @wanttolearn and others), but that's not business sense.

To truly assess the merits of paying year after year for each single domain you have, one should develop and refine good instincts/ thought processes. To pay you good money for a domain, a buyer has to really think it's worth it because...

The alternatives aren't good enough.

Better still if there aren't any alternatives for the prospective buyer.

With all the endless domains that are unused, there is so much supply. This is why the flight to quality is a must for anyone earnest in truly being a success. Statistically, that might be only 1, 2, maybe a handful of people who read this.

Best wishes

Thank you for your feedback. Will consider. Much appreciated.