closed FLV.COM (67.000.000 results on google)

[stef.dil]

Hello guys

I'm the owner of FLV.com the acronym of flash video the most used video format to share video on internet today..
In the last time the popularity of this video format has increased more and more, and the searching of flv on google produce over 67.000.000 of results..
Around the flv format there are many software to share, convert, edit (and more) flv video..
The domain has 350/400 unique/day of direct traffic.
I'm interested to sell this domain, any suggestions on where to sell it?
Any evaluation?

Thank you

 

[DNP]

very low xx,xxx IMO

 

[stewie]

$xx,xxx low

 

[Leading Names]

Could also stand for Florida (FL) Ventures . The appraisals above are about right imo, on the reseller circuit.

- Rob

 

[stef.dil]

Thank you for appraisals but I think this domain is more valuable then low xx,xxx, it's potential is very high.. Just think on a software house that develop software for converting video etc... FLV.com for this purpose it's the best. It's the video format name and it's very short..

Thank you

 

[Acquisition]

$10k

 

[StianStian is verified member.]

Based on the great development potential and traffic I wouldn't settle for less than $2x,xxx.

 

[raoul]

but for how long will this technology exist? Technology is going soo fast, in 1 day to another the technology can get useless. IMO, develop it, or sell it, both fast.

 

[DNBA]

and what is free love worth to you....?:sigh2:

 

[Sonny Banks]

$2x,xxx

Try to contact Adobe.

 

[stef.dil]

but for how long will this technology exist? Technology is going soo fast, in 1 day to another the technology can get useless. IMO, develop it, or sell it, both fast.

I do not think that for now this solution will be exceeded also I think that Adobe will be interested to maintain its importance and can not be ruled out further development of flv format in the future.

 

[raoul]

there are many more technology boys in media as adobe. what do you think if company xxx developes a new format, that reduces bandwith (compression) 50% for 1% less quality, and patents it?

You think youtube will keep paying for "1000" servers, or will go for "500", so cutting their costs 50% ?

 

[stef.dil]

there are many more technology boys in media as adobe. what do you think if company xxx developes a new format, that reduces bandwith (compression) 50% for 1% less quality, and patents it?

You think youtube will keep paying for "1000" servers, or will go for "500", so cutting their costs 50% ?

Sure, but the situation is not so simple as you explained..