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Moon.agency
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It's brandable (would fit nicely for relationships for example), but the problem is always the same: you have to find an end user who wouldn't balk at an unknown extension. If there is no market, then it's hard to appraise at all. Good luck.
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Firstly, thanks for your comments and thoughts
I agree with all of the above, people and companies are unaware of new TLDs and options are now countless... I "invested" (or thrown away... time will show) a couple of grands in generic and top edge words (as I suggest my clients when they afford to do in undeveloped areas as "land banking"). But I am also surprised how some new TLDs (.club, .estate, etc) make so easy low to mid 5 figures. What the hell is going on ? Who buys them at last and for what ? Of course these are exceptions while the rule is rather disappointing.
I agree with all of the above, people and companies are unaware of new TLDs and options are now countless... I "invested" (or thrown away... time will show) a couple of grands in generic and top edge words (as I suggest my clients when they afford to do in undeveloped areas as "land banking"). But I am also surprised how some new TLDs (.club, .estate, etc) make so easy low to mid 5 figures. What the hell is going on ? Who buys them at last and for what ? Of course these are exceptions while the rule is rather disappointing.
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