closed gel.eu

[DomainFriend]

Any idea how much this may be worth please?

 

[NAS125]

I do not know that value of .EUs yet, but man, gel being a word as well as three letters, I think you have something here. So far, probably XXX for sure

 

[Matvey]

The OVT for Gel isnt as high as I was thinking.

11,873

But thats still decent and its a 3 letter word.

.eu seems to be hot.

Good Luck.

 

[gdurni]

low to mid xxx NOW, x,xxx once and if .eu matures

 

[simon]

high xxx to low xxxx

 

[Numerys]

The OVT for Gel isnt as high as I was thinking.

11,873

But thats still decent and its a 3 letter word.

.eu seems to be hot.

Good Luck.

Sorry, but what is "OVT" please?

 

[gxshop]

OVT=Overture xD
I think so.

 

[Numerys]

Overture xD?

 

[NavySeals91]

How many times people type "gel" in the Search engines per month.

 

[italiandragon]

high xxx to low xxxx , I agree with Simon

 

[teamwork]

I am not quite sure, but this one I think was auctioned at pool for 1100.

If that so, it wouldn't be sold for less, whatever the estimated value is

 

[gingeman]

I am not quite sure, but this one I think was auctioned at pool for 1100.

If that so, it wouldn't be sold for less, whatever the estimated value is

Yes it was- I was in that pool auction. My high bid was 900 and I was nervous after I placed that as I thought it might be too much. To be honest, I thought I must be bidding against someone with a use for the name already as I really don't think .eu's are worth the money they fetched in the frenzy after the landrush.
The domain at present is worth mid $xxx at most, you have to look at the value of LLL.net as a comparison. .net is far better established, better known, has a better reputation (eurid have put off a lot of domainers with their incompetent handling of the registry), yet for some reason .eu's changed hands for prices that the .net equivalent wouldn't have fetched. I think the price of the .eu's will fall before it rises, and I think it is also the highest risk extention to be involved in at the moment.
Anyways, congratulations on the name!

 

[Azam.netAzam.net is verified member.]

con.eu sold for €3100 and wot.eu for €2200 in Pool auctions.

I think gel.eu is superior to them (con.eu has a negative connotation in English and French and few companies would want to be associated with such a word).

Gel gets a lot of searches in different European countries. Gel.eu is multi-lingual and I'd say it's worth $2,000+. What do other people think?

 

[hotdomainnames]

True, but I kind of like con.eu as a typo of com.eu

As for gel.eu, I really have no idea as to the value in $$$ terms, but I do like the name.

 

[Azam.netAzam.net is verified member.]

Yes, you could be write about the com.eu typo. Didn't think of that.

Thanks DomainFriend, my friend! Guess who owns it now? I liked it so much, I made an offer and got it Got some other two and three character .eus so thought this would go well with them.

Which is the best place to get valuations done please? Don't mind paying more for a professional estimate of value (though I realise it's early days yet for .eus).

Also, where is the best public source to check for how much .eu domains have sold for since landrush?

 

[katherine]

gel means freeze in french.
Good name for frozen food store.
But I think .eu ext will not replace ccTLDs

 

[Azam.netAzam.net is verified member.]

But I think .eu ext will not replace ccTLDs

I agree with you If somebody is searching for a business in their country, they are are more likely to type .de, .fr or whatever rather than .eu. So .eu may have less value.

But .eu has serious potential for European-wide brands or entities. Problem is most brands are either national or worldwide; few brands just for Europe.

 

[Yum]

We have to take something into account,
and have to take a risk being deleted.
we r not the residents.