domain WhatWouldYouLike.com - Received an offer...

[Domainate.com]

I'm a big fan of phrase domains and it seems like lately, a lot of big businesses are too. Credit card companies advertise names like "GetYourCard.com" or "MyNewCard.com", insurance companies advertise names like "FindMyRate.com or "GetQuotes.com", etc. I'm having trouble evaluating this name though. It's definitely an often USED phrase, with 10,800,000 Google results, and there is no more viable gTLD option available for reg fees with .net, .org, .info, and .biz all taken (none by me). However, no one searches for "what would you like", and while it being generic allows it to be useful for just about any company or service, some would say it's TOO generic and loses value because it doesn't immediately lend itself to a particular category.

I received a low $xxx offer and am convinced I should get more for the name, but I'm stuck on how much more. I'm in no dire need of money, but on the other hand I've had numerous times where I get 1 offer on a name, wind up not closing a sale with it, and then get nothing else for it. Hasn't happened too often, but has happened sometimes, and I hate dumping a name for $x or low $xx near exp that ever got a bid for high $xx or higher. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

 

[lpxxfaintxx]

Id ask for a couple hundred more dollars. If he rejects, start going a little lower. Nice domain, it would be awesome if it was developed.

 

[Domainate.com]

Thanks LP...anyone else?

 

[Jo]

I would sell, it's a 4 word domain, but then again I have no patience. :hehe:

If you have the other extensions, up the price quite a bit and make it a package deal. Oops sorry just noticed you don't have the others.

 

[Domainate.com]

I would sell, it's a 4 word domain, but then again I have no patience. :hehe:

Normally I would agree with you there on it being a 4-word domain, but it's better than average 4-word domain. It's no ForSaleByOwner.com, but it's not easy to find a comparable 4-word domain available for registration.

I may lose the buyer and I may not, but I countered with $800. Even at $800, a company buying it to use for advertisement is getting a hell of a deal IMO. We'll see what happens!