closed Law.INFO, DVD.US, & Stock.US Appraisal

[radioz]

Hi!

LAW.INFO (my best .INFO), DVD.US, and STOCK.US are three domains that I got in last years 'land rushes' which I would be interested in the community take here. Your thoughts on these would be appreciated!

Thanks!

Jon Hall

 

[DomeBase]

Originally posted by radioz
Hi!

LAW.INFO (my best .INFO), DVD.US, and STOCK.US are three domains that I got in last years 'land rushes' which I would be interested in the community take here. Your thoughts on these would be appreciated!

Thanks!

Jon Hall

Wow... excellent names!

You may get a wide range of appraisals here.

My guesses...

Law.info: low-mid $#,### to reseller, high $#,### to end user.
When you go to market or sell it, you might use the following link to point out that there are over 100,000 .INFO pages on Google concerning law:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=law+site:.info&btnG=Google+Search

geepers: DVD.us and Stock.us... really hard to tell... prime names in emerging domain... I would probably say about the same ranges as Law.info.

I will be very interested to hear what other people say. If you sell them, I would be very interested if you would be willing to share the general range. Not too many of these prime .INFO and .US sales known.. so useful to sharpen appraisal skills.

Thanks for posting.

 

[GT Web]

Law.info - $15000
DVD.us - $2500
Stock.us - $4000

 

[_Yakov_]

Originally posted by radioz
Hi!

LAW.INFO (my best .INFO), DVD.US, and STOCK.US are three domains that I got in last years 'land rushes' which I would be interested in the community take here. Your thoughts on these would be appreciated!

Thanks!

Jon Hall

Are they for sale?
PM me the prices

 

[TexasFilly]

Law.info my fav pick of the list. excellent usage of the .info suffix.

undeveloped $5K
developed $7K or more

very nice .info

goodluck.

 

[NameCaster]

Welcome to DNF radioz.
Very nice names, the tlds work very well with two of them..
Law.info = $35k-$100k+ //retail
dvd.us = $6k-$10k+
stock.us = $350-$1500+
JMHO
Good Luck!

 

[Anthony Ng]

Welcome aboard, Jon!

law.info is a REALLY GOOD name. My first instinct is to go for the end-user market where a 5-figure sale should not be too difficult to achieve. Good luck.

 

[DryHeat]

Law.info is obviously the best of the lot; $20-25K end-user now, much more down the road. Good Luck!

 

[peter]

Great names!! wow!

 

[DrWho]

Originally posted by radioz
Hi!

LAW.INFO (my best .INFO), DVD.US, and STOCK.US are three domains that I got in last years 'land rushes' which I would be interested in the community take here. Your thoughts on these would be appreciated!

Thanks!

Jon Hall

Law.info - $10k
dvd.us - $10k
stock.us - $3k

 

[Source]

Jon,

Please check your PM box.

Name-Maker!

 

[Anion]

What else do you have?

 

[DryHeat]

Originally posted by Anion
What else do you have?

With these type of names how many more can one have...obviously, exception(s) like elequa are there just to prove the rule!

 

[newnoy]

law.info = $100K+

 

[peter]

Originally posted by newnoy
law.info = $100K+

no way

 

[StockDoctor]

I've sold 33 premium infos over the last 60 days on the "wholesale" market with a minimum of $995 to $3500 each, and an average of $2700. I would say that looks like the current market. Most were sold to people from Norway, Germany and the UK. I would say that sales to the end user market over there would easily double those amounts.

 

[DomeBase]

Originally posted by Stocdoctor
I've sold 33 premium infos over the last 60 days on the "wholesale" market with a minimum of $995 to $3500 each, and an average of $2700. I would say that looks like the current market. Most were sold to people from Norway, Germany and the UK. I would say that sales to the end user market over there would easily double those amounts.

Thanks for sharing this Stocdoctor.

Useful data on the evolving .INFO market.

 

[peter]

Originally posted by Stocdoctor
I've sold 33 premium infos over the last 60 days on the "wholesale" market with a minimum of $995 to $3500 each, and an average of $2700. I would say that looks like the current market. Most were sold to people from Norway, Germany and the UK. I would say that sales to the end user market over there would easily double those amounts.

wow! dude! That's your harley right there