closed lob.com

[jonw]

What do you think?

 

[DigiNamesDigiNames is verified member.]

Great name. It is really hard to pin down because the sky is the limit if you find just the right buyer. I will throw a range of 30k - 50k out there. Here are some recent comps:

but.com $60k on 4/17
teg.com $28k on 03/20
coo.com $45k on 02/20

 

[angel69]

What do I think lol, well, I agree w/DigiNames the sky is the limit for the right end user, even for a domainer with cash to burn, keep doing your due diligence often about the name (TM searches, dead and alive, any previous issues, domain history, etc always an issue w/names as good as this) It truly is a great name in all aspects, it's really a pronounceable one, and all its letters are definitely premium, either you bought it around 2004 in the $XXXs or you spent your life savings recently lol...catchy webpage you have now too, lucky guy, mid-hi $XX,XXXs definitely doable

Also, I would not be surprised if it was a word in some foreign language, an expression or so, a geo location, or a proper name (noun)

Great name. It is really hard to pin down because the sky is the limit if you find just the right buyer. I will throw a range of 30k - 50k out there. Here are some recent comps:

but.com $60k on 4/17
teg.com $28k on 03/20
coo.com $45k on 02/20

 

[mrcurly]

Worth $50k easy.

 

[Gerry]

I am not sure of its value because you need to find the right buyer where "lob" is significant. Think of all the sports (ala tennis) where lob is an active part of the game and strategy. Great name. But the market demand for this name is quite hard to figure out and it would be that market that would determine the ceiling.

 

[EM @MAJ.com]

It was included in Toby's newsletter last week, with above end-user selling price. Are you the seller or the new owner?

 

[Gerry]

It was included in Toby's newsletter last week, with above end-user selling price. Are you the seller or the new owner?

what is or what is the definition of "above end-user selling price"?