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Hello,

Please appraise the domain Internet.Net.Co mostly all TLDs are sold out.
 
Hello,

Please appraise the domain Internet.Net.Co mostly all TLDs are sold out.

I would like to say that the domain is creative, and
could well find a buyer. In so far as anyone can give
a valuation, on a name like this, i'd suggest finding
out what the consensus on value is for the domain
"internet.co" and then divide that no. by 10 (at least).

That will give you an approximate value for your name.

It's not a great valuation formula, i'm sure you'll agree,
but it's about as good as you'll get.

Good luck,
 
I would like to say that the domain is creative, and
could well find a buyer. In so far as anyone can give
a valuation, on a name like this, i'd suggest finding
out what the consensus on value is for the domain
"internet.co" and then divide that no. by 10 (at least).

That will give you an approximate value for your name.

It's not a great valuation formula, i'm sure you'll agree,
but it's about as good as you'll get.

Good luck,

Thank you Brain for your valuable suggestion. :)
 
I'm sorry but I don't see any value in this (sub)domain.
 
.net.co is for Colombian ISPs. Tough sell imo.
 
I'm sorry but I don't see any value in this (sub)domain.

Just to Let you know you need some more reading .. As its not a (Sub) Domain its called Third level domain. There is lot of difference between a subdomain and third level domain. For more details you can read : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.co


Thank you for everyone's comments. One thing that I did not understand is when .Co was out for sale couple of years ago, this domain has an previous history of 1999. It was first registered in the year 1999.
 
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