airlines.net

[MarkyMark]

juiciest drop in a while don't you think?

 

[Luc]

definitely juicy. i like it!

 

[MarkyMark]

shame neither of us got it...

 

[Capt. Flash]

Just curious as to the decision making process that went into this purchase. Whom do you expect to be interested in buying the name? Was any consideration given to the recent introduction of .aero? How much do you anticipate selling the name for? Thank You.

 

[MarkyMark]

none of us bought it, it belongs to buydomains. I just pointed out that I think is the best domain that has dropped in a while...

Who might be interested? Well, how about one or two of the thousands of people/companies that has already registered a domain containing the word airlines.

I'd say it could go for 5 figures...

 

[strongvis]

might be others juicier me thinks

 

[hosting3.com]

it's still cool name!

 

[MarkyMark]

right you might be Yoda,
give me an example you will.

 

[strongvis]

for coolness their is none better

 

[Capt. Flash]

A quick English lesson; who is the is the correct form for the subject of a sentence or clause (who said that? The guard who let us in checked our badges.) and whom is used for the object of a verb or preposition ( whom did you ask? To whom are we obliged for this assistance?).

 

[mole]

airlines.net, the gateway to nic.aero :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

 

[Capt. Flash]

Originally posted by MarkyMark


I'd say it could go for 5 figures...

Maybe DelusionsOfGrander.com will drop. Then your id can become more descriptive.

 

[MarkyMark]

"Whom do you expect" has 287 hits on google
"Who do you expect" has 4710 hits on google...

I guess you could do it your way if you like the sound of it...

Your other comment about delusions etc. went straight over my head. Care to elaborate?

 

[Capt. Flash]

My bad, I did not spell "grandeur" correctly. The point is that no one would pay any amount even close to 5 figures for "airlines.net". Nothing personal.

 

[MarkyMark]

maybe so, maybe only 4 figures, - but on what facts do you base your statement?

I remember reading a post where you complained that there is no market for domains any more, you did not get any offers. You had made a large survey, and the result was statistically significant, there is no interest in domain names any more.

Eh, looking at the by google cached copy of your domain portfolio at www.tradealink.com, I certainly understand the significant lack of offers...:sad:

 

[strongvis]

Originally posted by StockPilot
A quick English lesson; who is the is the correct form for the subject of a sentence or clause (who said that? The guard who let us in checked our badges.) and whom is used for the object of a verb or preposition ( whom did you ask? To whom are we obliged for this assistance?).

LOL . . . English lessons? You can't spell and your own grammar is horrible. :laugh:

 

[Capt. Flash]

First, I know a little about the aviation business. I have a degree in Aeronautical Science from Mountain View College. I am a FAA Certified Airline Transport Pilot, an FAA Certified Flight Instructor and a FAA Certified Airframe and Powerplant Technician. I had spent more than 5 years with Cessna Aircraft Company as a Sales Engineer and more than 5 years with Bombardier (Owner of Learjet) as a Technical Analyst. I have logged more than 5000 hours of professional flying that includes passengers and freight for Martin Air. I have personally flown for people such as Mark Cuban and Michael Dell on charter flights (able to get advice on the name market).
As for the domain name business experience; I have invested about 50,000. USD into domain names, with a return in sales of about 150,000. USD. Leaving me about 100,000. profit in a three year time span. Names that I have sold include;
eComics.net
eFashion.net
Wirelessdelivery.com
Wirelessmailman.com
TheCyberBrokers.com
eDimensional.com
Dominant.org
FaxAnytime.com
AnyTimeFax.com
MailAnyTime.com
AnyTimeeMail.com
eMailAnyTime.com
PrimeTunes.com
HarleyDeals.com
WapExperts.com
moneysaved.com
SAPworldwide.com
MsCyber.com
TrustCharge.com
1WallStreetUSA.com
TooEasy.com
ClickToRiches
DVDFusion.com
Rebate2000.com
efficiently.com
efficiently.net
FaxWireless.com
Netwideshop.com
TheCybernet.com
TheG-man.com
erev.net
NetChargeCard.com
WallStreetSupport.com
WallStreetTrader.org
ReDirectDomains.com
HitHQ.com
HitsHQ.com
VictoryBid.com
CoffeeGrinders.com
DVDFusion.com
ToyServices.com
NightVentures.com
ModemsCheap.com
ZS1.com
ZD3.com
PussyAndTits.com
EasyEscorts.com
RawSexCam.com
Dorky.net
TheCybernet.com
Rebates2000.com
GetUnWiredNow.com
AsianWireless.com
eDimensional.com
JackSlack.com
NewVirtualReality.com
CyberStockTraders.com
CyberStockTrader.com
CyberSpaceTrader.com
CyberTraders.com

These are the facts that I base my opinions on.

I have never made any claims as to the value of any of my names or that I had a superior collection compared to others. Nor have I suggested that I am some expert on domain names.

I have only insisted on facts and logic which seems to irritate certain individuals on this forum. These same individuals in turn want to twist the debate into a personal matter distracting from the original point. So I will state agian, Airlines.net will not fetch 5 figures or even 4 figures.

I think it is reasonable to assert that I would be in a better position than you to understand the marketing principles involved with aviation type businesses and the value of aviation related domain names.

I would be interested in your "facts".

 

[strongvis]

50k ??
WOW! you could have bought 1 good name for less. . . It would have been better than all of those names combined.

 

[DropWizard.com]

So I will state agian, Airlines.net will not fetch 5 figures or even 4 figures.

Interesting statement. not even 4 figures indicates under 1k.

A little pessimistic in my humble opinion. Selling or buying 7.5-10k would be my range if I was putting a value on it.

However it would represent a name "I WOULD NEVER SELL"

Gordon

DropWizard.com

 

[garet]

I agree with your assessment, Gordon. It's definitely 4 figure, possibly low 4. Low 5 to the right, motivated buyer would not shock me. Add a figure if it were the dot com version.