closed eTrivia.com

[NexSite]

anyvalue?

 

[sgopalam]

Not too bad.
$200 ?

 

[NameCaster]

Good name, very brandable.

Domain Name: eTrivia.com
Key Words: eTrivia
Google Hits: 236
Market Rating: 1.5
Length: 7
Extension Rating: 5
Length Rating: 4
Popular Rating:
Composite: 2.8
High Retail: $600
Low Retail: $450
Wholesale: $135

I think I might be generous on the market rating?

Cheers!

 

[Ed30]

$0 sorry

 

[NexSite]

Actully, im sorry. I just went to your website and looked at some of your names.

 

[Kid Kool]

$50-100

"e" prefix is passe

 

[Ed30]

Thought I'd elaborate on my previous post. I gave you a 0 because I dislike any names beginning with the i or e prefix - I'm sure there are many out there who like this name but I, personally, don't. Don't take appraisals personally.

Btw you're probably right about my names .

 

[BGray]

I'd give it a $50-$150 price tag as a name but I think it is very brandable. Might be the way to go.

 

[Jack Gordon]

I like it - this is a rare case where the "e" actually has meaning and value IMO. Of course, any domain will be worth a lot more well developed than not, but you should be able to get $200-$300 for just the name.

And Ed30 was a good sport, but he is right - you really shouldn't take appraisals personally. My most common appraisal here is $0 as well, because most of the domains people put up here are crap. Appraisals are like.... well you know. Everybody's got one.

 

[garyted51]

Good name despite the "e" $200

Good Luck, Gary T

 

[painperdu]

Nothing wrong with the e prefix. Good name with obvious meaning.

$150-500

 

[cyphix]

I like the name...e doesn't really degrade it much in it's case, it looks rather good with the name IMHO. $350+.

 

[CoolHost.com]

"e" prefixed domains ARE, in fact, passe!
However, I do like the looks of THIS one ... and think with some 'development, it could be worth considerably more than you paid for it (at normal registration costs).
Good Luck.

 

[alldig]

$100-200

 

[GiantDomains]

I think you can get up to 1k for this from an end user.

eNames do suck, but this one is pretty solid for an e name.

 

[Tippy]

I like it as well, the "e" works for me

Mike

 

[NexSite]

Thanks guys. Ed30 was a sport I agree. But I have been doing this for four years, and I generally stay away from the e's and i's. I dont think this worthy of a goose egg, but we are entitled to our opinions.