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Mark001

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I originally bought this one to do an online auction site stricktly for videogames and accessories, etc. My auction software wasn't working great so I turned it into a gamers trading post sort of. Anyway, I think it's still a great name for a gamer's auction. Any ideas what it's worth?
Thanks
 
Mark001 said:
I originally bought this one to do an online auction site stricktly for videogames and accessories, etc. My auction software wasn't working great so I turned it into a gamers trading post sort of. Anyway, I think it's still a great name for a gamer's auction. Any ideas what it's worth?
Thanks

$xx, IMHO.
 
This is nice, short .com that seems easy to remember and contains two specific and popular keywords. My first thought on the use of this (if not being used as you had described) would be as a search engine for games being offered on eBay, Yahoo, Amazon and any number of other online auction sites.

It's tough for me to estimate the dollar value on this DN because I'm not very familiar with the gaming industry aside from knowing that it's large. The fact that "bids" defines a smaller segment of a large industry will impact its value to a degree. The name seems to me to be most valuable for describing a service, rather than a product.

If I were to consider just the name itself, I would say that it has above-average value for the following reasons:

* only 8 letters
* .com TLD
* two good keywords
* medium to large industry appeal
* easy to remember, pronounce, spell

I imagine you probably considered these criteria before you purchased the DN. :approve:

Hmmm. A dollar estimate.... Well, it seems the DN could have a pretty high link popularity on the major search engines. The potential profitability of the website may depend solely on advertising revenues and per-click search revenues, which could be quite lucrative. To someone who has a specific plan for putting this DN to work, I'd estimate the DN could be worth somewhere around $5,000 in the current market.
 
very good domain .. worth xxx-x,xxx - more if you also own the singular.

do you get any traffic from gamesbids.com - i bet you do!

good luck
 
jedi said:
very good domain .. worth xxx-x,xxx - more if you also own the singular.

do you get any traffic from gamesbids.com - i bet you do!

good luck



I would suggest low $xx


For one thing its plural GameBids.com would have been better then GamesBids.com, just kinda of pluralizes itself!
 
Duncan said:
I would suggest low $xx


For one thing its plural GameBids.com would have been better then GamesBids.com, just kinda of pluralizes itself!

It is "gamebids.com" , "gamesbids.com" is a large competitor's site that I probably get traffic from mis-spells. (I think that's what Jedi was referring to).
 
Mark001,

You may want to just email GamesBids.com and offer them the name with your BIN price.

(bin= Buy it now)

you may get lucky :)
 
Duncan said:
I would suggest low $xx


For one thing its plural GameBids.com would have been better then GamesBids.com, just kinda of pluralizes itself!

what the hell are talking about ... this is the domain he owns
 
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