closed Imposters.com - Picked up a GEM

[iBizStart]

Please appraise this one word, dictionary word that is with overture w/extension:

Imposters.com

Thank You

 

[trismegisto]

Please appraise this one word, dictionary word that is with overture w/extension:

Imposters.com

Thank You

Mid xx.xxx in my opinion.

 

[Keyboard Cowboy]

Nah, no more than mid $x,xxx

 

[alldig]

low-mid $x,xxx resale

 

[furca]

15k

 

[Rubber Duck]

Mid xx.xxx in my opinion.

Boy, I wish you'd take a look at some of mine. If this were mine I'd happily take $1000.

Dave Wrixon

 

[rawkinrich]

Boy, I wish you'd take a look at some of mine. If this were mine I'd happily take $1000.

Dave Wrixon

"Care to share"?

 

[iBizStart]

I personally think its worth around $5,000 but thanks for the opinions and appraisals, keep them coming

 

[Edder]

High XXXX IMHO. I'm not so sure it would receive traffic, but who cares! It's a gem!

 

[GiantDomains]

Haven't you had this awhile? Anyway, great name for imposter fragrances/handbags/glasses. $$,$$$

 

[diverge]

Reseller: $2,500
End User:$10,000

Also could be a site for Instant Messaging Posters... Like... umm.... if people wanted a poster... of their IM buddy list.... or something.

 

[Rubber Duck]

High XXXX IMHO. I'm not so sure it would receive traffic, but who cares! It's a gem!

Yes, it is a single dictionary word although plural, but the bottom line is that it really doesn't have a commercial angle and frankly isn't really brandable as it implies fake. A Gem has sharp edges, where is the edge to this?

I don't think it is worth a cent over $1,000.

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon

 

[diverge]

bottom line is that it really doesn't have a commercial angle and frankly isn't really brandable as it implies fake. A Gem has sharp edges, where is the edge to this?

I agree with GD -- this domain would be a great name for designer knock-offs. It's confrontational and catchy. Think "posers", "fakers", "imitators". This otherwise "negative" word has a brandable appeal, and unlike the other words above, includes the connotation of indistinguishability from the original (IMHO).

 

[Rubber Duck]

I agree with GD -- this domain would be a great name for designer knock-offs. It's confrontational and catchy. Think "posers", "fakers", "imitators". This otherwise "negative" word has a brandable appeal, and unlike the other words above, includes the connotation of indistinguishability from the original (IMHO).

OK, I accept that angle. Problem is with such goods they are generally low margin and don't have big marketing budgets.

On single word domains, whilst obviously there is good potential for search and type-in from common dictionary words, it is worth remembering that are problems with trademarking such words.

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon

 

[MediaHound]

... it is worth remembering that are problems with trademarking such words.

It's easier when you add .com to the word

 

[DNjet]

High $x,xxx to Low $xx,xxx

 

[Rubber Duck]

It's easier when you add .com to the word

Yes that is true, but if you trademark as imposters.com, then anyone else can still use Imposters, as it not covered and it is part of the language.

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon

 

[MediaHound]

Yes. But they'd still be an imposter.
ha

 

[iBizStart]

Thanks GiantDomains, you are right in the best uses for it as that was my intention to sell designer goods on it. Actually I just got the name after having it in escrow for the last 10 days because of slow registrars. Anyways there are a lot of sites using imposters in their name like impostercity.com, imposterwear.com, etc... Average of these sites make $10,000 a month selling just sunglasses. Anyone selling handbags, wallets, watches, sunglasses, etc.. all on one site probably make in excess of $25,000 a month profit like fractionprice.com

Thanks for the appraisals

 

[Rubber Duck]

Thanks GiantDomains, you are right in the best uses for it as that was my intention to sell designer goods on it. Actually I just got the name after having it in escrow for the last 10 days because of slow registrars. Anyways there are a lot of sites using imposters in their name like impostercity.com, imposterwear.com, etc... Average of these sites make $10,000 a month selling just sunglasses. Anyone selling handbags, wallets, watches, sunglasses, etc.. all on one site probably make in excess of $25,000 a month profit like fractionprice.com

Thanks for the appraisals

Well for a site making profit, I would suggest that a fair calculation of value would be 10% of profit per month x 30 months. So potentially $750,000 LOL!

Best Regards
Dave Wrixon