closed homeimprovements.com

[eddie1278]

How much would you pay for this, its not mine. I contacted him before and he thinks he can get a couple hudred thousand for it

 

[bidawinner]

couple hundred thosand (yen maybe):laugh:

It's a nice domain $1k to $3K

 

[DryHeat]

be at least $30K. The plural form in this case hurts it pretty bad but still an end-user would probably shell out $5-10K.

 

[Ed30]

The guy is living on another planet. It is a very good domain though - I estimate $10-20K.

 

[mantra]

nice name.
very good potential.
> $1000

Good luck!

 

[garyted51]

2k-5k

 

[President Gringo]

i think this is a great name, and if he holds out, he may get 50-100k for it.

 

[peter]

Originally posted by President Gringo
i think this is a great name, and if he holds out, he may get 50-100k for it.

isnt that a tad much?

 

[President Gringo]

no. Look at the size of the home improvement market, and what home improvement store wouldn't want this name?

Look at B&Q in the UK.....they have diy.com

Think big international home improvement stores. You could have a site showing people how to do home improvements, and then show them how much it would cost from your store, with a store locator....this name would have great potential.

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[RON2]

this singular in this case is *much* better. the plural would sell for around $10k

 

[President Gringo]

i think for a store, the plural does not hurt it at all, in fact i think its better than the singular.

 

[Kid Kool]

5-10k