poyrazhood
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I want to know the price of my domain name. Where should I start a thread for this?
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Mr. Meeseeks
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Personally, not a fan of domain names with numbers.
I would try to see if existing companies with that name are interested.. Quick google search found:
https://opencorporates.com/companies/us_pa/3209704https://www.fullh4rd.com.ar/
I would try to see if existing companies with that name are interested.. Quick google search found:
https://opencorporates.com/companies/us_pa/3209704https://www.fullh4rd.com.ar/
Pythagore
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I'd say 150$ since it is an old domain.. but just because it is an old domain.
Otherwise, this domain doesn't mean anything.. and it's not ".com"
It doesn't have any backlinks, or DA.
If it was .com, it could've been more than 150$.
Guntater
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Some people would value it much higher. I typically add $120 per year without expiry. And 16 year uptime is nothing to scoff at.
The stats are non-existent as the others have pointed out, so I'd subtract 50% from that if we're counting 4 in the name an .net TLD. It's still quite brandable, although maybe not main landing page material.
That equals roughly 60 USD per year of uninterrupted ownership... for the right buyer. @Mr. Meeseeks has rightly pointed out that you should hit up the companies with that name first. Start with $950 and go down from there, I'd say.
If no company is interested, add it to your collection and eventually you might find someone who's interested.
The stats are non-existent as the others have pointed out, so I'd subtract 50% from that if we're counting 4 in the name an .net TLD. It's still quite brandable, although maybe not main landing page material.
That equals roughly 60 USD per year of uninterrupted ownership... for the right buyer. @Mr. Meeseeks has rightly pointed out that you should hit up the companies with that name first. Start with $950 and go down from there, I'd say.
If no company is interested, add it to your collection and eventually you might find someone who's interested.
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I didn't bother checking it in-depth, but that's because the name is ugly as fuck. I would not pay even the minimum registration fee for this domain... unless... yeah, if I were to use it as a test / churn & burn project I would pay $10 for it, otherwise that name doesn't mean anything (that number 4 is what makes it ugly and unprofessional for me)
Setox
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You pay for a domain either for "Brandability" (a catchy name, no numbers, no hyphens, and it means something for someone) your domain is not.
Or for SEO metrics (backlinks profile) & it has none again.
So i'll say the price of registration alone
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jennykumar
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try estibot.com, flippa.com