closed MichaelJacksonConcertTickets -dot-co-uk

[visuelephant]

I received an inquiry for this domain from someone in London asking how much I wanted for the name.

I think Jackson will pull this off across the pond and continue to do more concerts even though he says it's his last.

What's it worth?

Thanks.

 

[exxe]

I received an inquiry for this domain from someone in London asking how much I wanted for the name.

You're really lucky you received that enquiry at few days after you regged that name

$0, IMO

 

[goodguyy]

$0

 

[visuelephant]

Respectfully, guys --- is it because it's not going to sell or because he's a dead man walking?

 

[DomainMagnate]

Unless it gets any traffic, sell it to this guy whatever he offers.

 

[draggar]

Respectfully, guys --- is it because it's not going to sell or because he's a dead man walking?

1) TM (depending on UK laws, too).
2) Not a very good ccTLD, IMO I'd rather have a .info than a .co.uk and unless there's a Michael Jackson who performs in the UK...

 

[visuelephant]

Appreciate the advice.

 

[cleverlyslick]

throw a figure you think is comfortable for both of you.if you think you can get $500 off of him then go ahead if not charge him a little less.whatever you're comfortable with selling it to.if he's not interested,try and negotiate,and if not then forget it.

 

[Sonny Banks]

Unless it gets any traffic, sell it to this guy whatever he offers.

Agree sell fast.

 

[chillking]

Agree sell fast.

 

[RustyK]

Well you may be too late because according to http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/...e-price-rises-for-London-concert-tickets.html 350,000 tickets are already presold and its his last concert in London.

 

[Sarcle]

Actually you lost whatever money you spent registering this domain. Take whatever you are offered.

 

[newvista]

Well you may be too late because according to http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/...e-price-rises-for-London-concert-tickets.html 350,000 tickets are already presold and its his last concert in London.

He plans to do 50 concerts in the UK this summer and sell 1,000,000 tickets, is this name getting any traffic ?