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*LLN.com Removed Pending Sale*

Thanks to everyone for your thoughts on this one!
 
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why would this name be worth more than $1000?
 
GR(eight) = Great! or Grate!

I think I used to own this eons ago.
 
Great hack.

Thanks! Given your experience, what would you estimate its value to be? Considering the fairly recent sale of OMG.com at $80k, an equally texted acronym, how would this compare in your view?
 
It doesn't compare to omg.com IMO
 
very low xxx to me...

high x,xxx to every one else ;)

Nice name
 
I give it mid $xxxx. Gets a thumbs up for short, brandable and meaningful.
 
Thanks! Given your experience, what would you estimate its value to be? Considering the fairly recent sale of OMG.com at $80k, an equally texted acronym, how would this compare in your view?

OMG.com was bought by Yahoo, therefore they paid "retail" price for an already established brand. To achieve a similar range, you'd have to locate candidate buyers in the "real" world. As a domain hack, I think that low $x,xxx is a reasonable value.
 
I think it is worth Mid $X,XXX based on how brandable this domain is, but there is no comparison to OMG.com IMO

Brad
 
x,xxx mid - range and up
 
Checking out gr88.com might give you some ideas as to what to do with this domain.
 
I'd approach gr88.com and see if you can get the appraised value out of them
 
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