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I just picked up a name a few days ago.

it's a one word .com, under 10 characters, which I won't list right now. It gets approximately 6k+ uniques, combination of type-ins and links. Traffic type seems to be "adult" in nature.

Based on that, anyone wanna give me a minimum ball park based on this limited information?

I haven't decided if I want to keep it or sell it, so this will help. My intention had been, and I am still leaning toward, keeping it.

Thanks in advance.
 
keep it and we could make a big porn site i have some traffic names also porn related
 
This kind of traffic usually doesnt last long, after site is gone :(
 
I'd search on the major search engines see what pages were listed in there - put up your own so the name stays in, maybe put a link on the page pointing to your website for now
 
I think it is very difficult, if not impossible, to give an accurate appraisal without knowing the domain. Here's a question: are you surprised that the domain is getting so much traffic? Is it something that you could actually see someone typing in his or her browser bar? If it is a solid generic, adult name, that naturally lends itself to type-ins, then I think it would be worth more.

If, on the other hand, the traffic is coming from a site that has been taken down -- a "legacy" site -- then the value is much less, because the traffic will taper off dramatically in the coming months. How did you get this domain? Was it from the drops?
 
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