closed Charlie.com

[HeavyLifting]

thoughts on this domain? i imagine i will probably hang onto it to the grave, but was curious to hear what people think it might go for in the drop world, etc.

 

[mkx]

XXXX wholesale or XXXXXX to a millionaire named charlie

 

[Joe]

Nice name. $500-$5000+

Just depends on whether some rich (philanthropist?) Charlie like Charlie (Charley?) Brown would want to purchase that domain from you, and at what price.

Good luck.

-Joe

 

[alldig]

I could see this name going for low-mid $xxxx resale....possibly more if there's significant traffic.

 

[mkx]

Charlie Sheen That movie was great

 

[unclewilco]

our beloved Prince of Wales (Charles Windsor ) or a substance allegedly taken by the rich and famous. so onto a winner who every takes a fancy to it...

wilco

 

[JumpingJack]

names don't really go for much anymore. Billionaires never buy. You'd think Bill Gates would buy www.bill.com for a lousy few hundred grand, but nope. I think it would be weird as hell to type in www.bill.com and see a picture of bill gates anyways. Maybe Charles Manson is interested?

 

[JEsports]

Its a great name ... I would think you can make decent money on traffic alone. 200+ overture with extension. Do you have it parked, or collecting an adsense from it? I did not check.

Good luck

 

[deepstar]

I think it is brandable beyond a proper name. I think there is a perfume called Charlie though I could be wrong. I think it is very useable as a brandable name for a tangible product.

Mid 5 figures +

 

[Mr Webname]

The gardeners darling from the UK:
http://www.beautifulbritain.plus.com/images/Charlie_Dimmock/Charlie_Dimmock3/Charlie01-2001.jpg

Minimum 5k for this name IMO.

 

[seeker]

agree.

*minimum* $5K
I wouldnt sell it for less than $8K

I cant see how anyone thinks first names arent worth much.
and using the bill example, well...

 

[Ed30]

names don't really go for much anymore.

$10-15K.

 

[Nova]

I think it is brandable beyond a proper name. I think there is a perfume called Charlie though I could be wrong. I think it is very useable as a brandable name for a tangible product.

It's highly brandable. The perfume is probably still around. Years ago there were lots of tv commercials with a catchy song about it. The name Charlie alone is extremely popular - a real classic.

Wouldn't want to sell it myself, but if I did then I wouldn't take less than six figures. If you really wanted to raise quick cash, mid-$xx,xxx and up should be the absolute minimum. Low to mid-$xx,xxx only on a really rough day.

 

[GiantDomains]

i imagine i will probably hang onto it to the grave,

Why, is it your name? If so, yea, keep it. If not, I think it will get 4 figures, possibly low 5.

 

[nitika]

high XXXX - Low XXXXX

 

[JEsports]

Closed - thread is 2 years old ... why are you bumping?