closed C-U-T.net

[JDN]

I know the L-L-L.coms are going to be going up in value within 4-5 years. I was wondering what a premium 3 letter word like C-U-T.net would be worth next to a low quality L-L-L.com.

I appreciate all appraisals.

JDN

 

[KaneCo]

right know only $50 possible more in the future.k:

 

[domainah]

the net? low $$ at the most IMO

 

[3dGEEK]

The .com version would be a different ball game, because despite carrying 2 dashes the .COM signature would still be appealing to an end user :yes:

But IMHO Its not the case with the L-L-L .nets .orgs etc etc.. :disappointed:

Hence, I would say Regfee for this one, sorry.

However, if it gets some worthwhile traffic then a good developed site is a different story...:shy:

 

[StianStian is verified member.]

I didn't know L-L-L.net had any value at all as of now. If it wasn't for you guys up there I would've said regfee. :blush:

 

[thevirtual]

No reseller value

 

[JDN]

Disappointing, but thanks for the appraisals nonetheless. More are welcome.
JDN

 

[hugegrowth]

Low $ xx.

Going from .com to .net is like falling off a cliff in terms of pricing. Not always (there are some good .net sales) but you often see .net names selling for very low x,xxx whereas if it was a .com the price would be over ten times higher. If you are into dash domains, pick up some L-L.ca or L-L-L.ca while there are still good ones to be had.

 

[JDN]

Thanks for the input hugegrowth. Thanks everyone for the appraisals, very helpful
JDN

 

[Jacksplat]

I wouldnt have regged it, so below regfee IMO. Sorry.

nice little group in your sig if that's any concelation

 

[JDN]

Well Jacksplat, it is thanks

 

[hugegrowth]

$x,xxx to low $xx,xxx for the names in your sig!

 

[JDN]

Which ones exactly would you be talking about hugegrowth ?

 

[hugegrowth]

the three letter .net's and cocktail shrimp as a package would be in that range, at least in the x,xxx range.

 

[JDN]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts hugegrowth. CocktailShrimp.com is actually on auction November 29th on Greatdomains.com, we will see what happens with that