For Sale High Type-In Value Domains 4 Sale!

[Jernet]

Im selling the following names that have high search relativity according to wordtracker.com:

free-e-mail.com (5183 searches for "free e-mail" in the last 60 days) $650 obo

freehomepage.org (1242 searches for "free homepage" in the last 60 days, has traffic and links)$400 obo

chat-rooms.net (21,831 searches for "chat rooms" in the last 60 days) $300 obo

http://www.free-greeting-cards-and-free-e-cards.com (developed site with 850 uniques daily, also answers to http://www.zgreeting.com which goes with) Lots of Yahoo Directory #1 rankings! -make offers.

I also own:
http://www.copydvds.biz (makes $500+/month)
http://www.game-cheats.ws (400+ daily visitors)
http://www.sfi-affiliates.com (top 5 ranks at google for this business)

Will sell any and all for the right price.

 

[Jernet]

Sorry, forgot to mention. All names are with enom.com so ownership transfers or pushes are free.

 

[Kid Kool]

How much for game-cheats.ws?


by the way: Congrats that skinz.org is still around even after surviving the eFront fiasco.

 

[Jernet]

Hey Kid...thanks. I have been working long and hard on skinz.org to bring it back. All of a sudden everybody wants to buy it. Where were they months ago...lol..their loss.

game-cheats.ws, I would like to get $400. It's really climbing the SE's. I think in a few months, it should be a 2500 hit-a-day site. Let me know.

 

[Jernet]

prices dropped

 

[adoptabledomains]

Originally posted by SkinzDotOrg
Im selling the following names that have high search relativity according to wordtracker.com:

Nice names, but there is a difference between "type-in" domains where the actual name is typed into the browser and can be counted by stats as actual visitors on your website vs. popular search keywords where they don't necessarily end up actually visiting the site. For "type-ins" people usually want actual hit stats, not generic search stats.

Not to be critical, but just to clarify that the subject line doesn't fit the description.

 

[Jernet]

adoptabledomains,

I can see where the confusion may take place. It definately wasn't intentional. That's why I added "value" to it, not just type-in, because any domain that is the same as it's type-in counterpart, has been proven to show up in the search engines much better than a made up word(s). Thanks for your input tho.