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I agree with Acroplex, don't sell for less than $50k... you could get much more.
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Excellent name. I'm a little envious as I live in Peru - "Country of the Incas".
The price you can get will depend a lot on who wants it and for what.
Although the name is nice, the highly profitable uses to which it can be put are probably a bit limited.
I would give it a conservative appraisal of $10,000 to $30,000 for end user and $2,000 to $8,000 for a reseller.
The price you can get will depend a lot on who wants it and for what.
Although the name is nice, the highly profitable uses to which it can be put are probably a bit limited.
I would give it a conservative appraisal of $10,000 to $30,000 for end user and $2,000 to $8,000 for a reseller.
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I've spent more on lesser names. This is a 5-figure gem, all the way from the next buyer to the end user.
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I humbly submit to your greater knowledge on these matters.
Best answer here. All else is speculation here. When you get a question like "what would you consider selling for?" you really need to ask yourself that... if it was me I would reply with Denny007's response.
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The end user value on this can be really high...may be the perfect name for their business model (what ever it is).
Sounds like you may have the right buyer for a xxx,xxx payday if you want.
Although I agree that the reseller value is in the $10,000 range though (without knowing stats).
Sounds like you may have the right buyer for a xxx,xxx payday if you want.
Although I agree that the reseller value is in the $10,000 range though (without knowing stats).
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I'm not sure they would agree with you.
From their website (here):
The company, recently acquired by Dainippon Screen of Kyoto, is both fast growing and successful with innovative world leading technical products.
At just over six years old, Inca already employs approximately 160 staff, a figure which is growing in line with the company's plans for expansion. Inca's activities are based in Cambridge and include R&D, product design, manufacturing, and after sales support.
At just over six years old, Inca already employs approximately 160 staff, a figure which is growing in line with the company's plans for expansion. Inca's activities are based in Cambridge and include R&D, product design, manufacturing, and after sales support.
And here is another potential end user.
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I didn't say it wasn't brandable. Look here to see how many incas are being advertised. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=inca
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I agree with >50k
I gotta agree with Nameguy on this one, its a nice domain, but difficult to monetize, its always easier to put a high pricetag on something than actually buying it, I think any offer above 10K is a fair offer and any offer over 35K is probably worth taking, there wont be too many high offers for a domain like this, also keep the time value of money in mind and the time it will take to get that offer, if its 5 years from now that you get 50k you could have made that in traffic revenue alone if you spend 30-35K on the right domains right now..
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Domainah, you are spot on. We're agreeing too much these days! LOL
Yes it's a nice 4 letter .com & if there is an enduser on the scene you will get an inflated price. It's what we all want for our domains.
If it weren't for the enduser, a domain like this would only be of interest to a reseller to flip or market.
There are of course generic words out there that might not have huge type in traffic etc but are 'hugely brandable' & in everyones everyday language. I just don't think this is one of them.
After thinking about it, IMO.
$10-$15k
As always no limit for enduser
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Yes it's a nice 4 letter .com & if there is an enduser on the scene you will get an inflated price. It's what we all want for our domains.
If it weren't for the enduser, a domain like this would only be of interest to a reseller to flip or market.
There are of course generic words out there that might not have huge type in traffic etc but are 'hugely brandable' & in everyones everyday language. I just don't think this is one of them.
After thinking about it, IMO.
$10-$15k
As always no limit for enduser
Pred. :boxing:
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