closed kmia.com

[neonoceans]

Any indications of realistic value in todays market?
Thanks

 

[DN BROKER]

500+

 

[DomainMagnate]

200-300

 

[tetrapak]

150-200$

 

[Deleted member 2020]

Depends if you are selling to end user or reseller.

For a decent reseller price I reckon you should be able to get $500, although maybe not here.

For a "cheap skate" more like the $150 to $200 range.

For end user prices it shouldn't be too hard to get $1000 to $2000 and may be a lot more, as long as you can find the right purchaser.

This sort of domain is often reported on dnjournal.com with prices in the $2000 to $4000 range.

 

[neonoceans]

Thank you all for your replies. The domain is owned by namexxxxx and
I just wanted to see how cued up their sales team is.- But I think they're on drugs or something

Thank goodness for DNFORUMS


Here is a namexxxxx consultant's reply below.

search for "kmia" shows approximately over 325,000 results from Google.

Names such as (kmia) are very much in demand especially as
there are more than 60 MILLION domain names currently registered.

If you consider that just recently fish.com sold for $1,020,000,
MyPremierCard.com for $135,250, JMM.com for $55,000 and
HorseSupplies.com $52,500 etc there have been many other
5 figure sales - I'm sure that our asking price could be considered
an investment for a domain of this quality.

The price of this domain is £7,000 Great British Pounds or US$13,740
(close offers may be considered).
This is a one off payment for the rights to the domain, however you
will be responsible for paying the yearly registration (approx $30).

I think I'm going to buy myself a pet monkey and train it to give quotes

 

[DomainMagnate]

You can only get appraisals for domain you own here.

 

[neonoceans]

You can only get appraisals for domain you own here.

Thanks for the clarification. I actually wanted to offer on that name so needed an indication of value to have a starting point. So what difference does it make to post as long as one is a paid up member of the forum? Didn't mean to break the rules -if there is one on that- There is so much commercial domain appraisal BS out there compared to the reasonable sanity that prevails here.