closed AriesMail.com, TaurusMail.com, PiscesMail.com etc.

[Edwin]

I own all [starsign]Mail.com and [starsign]Email.com i.e. AriesMail.com, AriesEmail.com, TaurusMail.com, TaurusEmail.com etc. for all 24 domains.

What do you think they might be worth as a set of 24 names?

 

[CashCowDomains]

Edwin,

Horoscopes by mail buddy! you can make something with those
imagine the newsletter subscribers and all the ads you can place
infront of them. I see $$$

Roy

 

[Leading Names]

I'd want upwards of $20,000 if they were mine.

Having the whole set adds considerable value.

- Rob

 

[Rubber Duck]

We are talking 24 names if my maths is correct, then we are talking less than $1000 bucks per name. As they would probably average that if sold individually it not clear that being a set adds value. It is much easier to find a buyer with less than $1000 to spend than one with more than $20,000.

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon

 

[international]

Hi Edwin

very nice set... I think $1000 per name is a bit high though. If you had around $20k spare to spend would you buy these names? They should stay as a set though...perhaps good venture for some mystic domainers out there...

my punt is high $xxxx- low $xxxxx for the lot to end user, med $xxxx to mystic domainer.

Paul

 

[Leading Names]

Maybe I did over appraise these, I didn't realise (until re-reading) that some of the set ended in "email" rather than "mail". I think the "mail" suffix works far better. WhateverEmail.com type names often sound awkward, to me at least.

If they were a matching set, all ending in "mail" I think my original appraisal would be fairly accurate.

As it stands now... I still think you're looking at $12000+ for the set, I wouldn't sell them individually.

- Rob

 

[Edwin]

No, you misunderstood my post. I have all 12 [something]mail.com domains AND all 12 [something]email.com domains i.e. each starsign has a matching mail/email pair... making 12 pairs of domains i.e. 24 domains in all... and I've completely locked them up!

 

[DigiNames]

Nice names.

Out of curiousity, do they get much type-in traffic?