closed MyFlight.To and YourFlight.To

[Sara]

One of the guys here is looking at selling these. He has a price in mind, but has asked me to check it out... I guess to see if it aligns with reality, or whether he is under pricing.

Immediately, I personally see some possibilities. He's clearly picked up on the likes of:
http://YourFlight.to/London
http://MyFlight.To/Orlando
and so on (he's got some tired looking pages up).

But I suspect he's missed sub-domain ideas such as:
http://Book.YourFlight.To/Tokyo
http://Find.MyFlight.To/Rome
and so on.

Any thoughts on the value of these two?

I must admit that the possibilities for a travel company or airline look impressive, but frankly I'm no expert, so any input is very welcome.

Sara

 

[yesonline]

A good term for url redirection service.

 

[seeker]

not bad for development.
But, you might be able to get some .coms although not as good sounding to do this kind of thing.

 

[mikesherov]

I only see an "end user sale" for this name, so it's gonna be tough to sell, but could prove to be quite valuable.

 

[lukeeales]

making a sentance using a subdomain and folder is not something I'd expect to see on a billboard or tv ad. I don't rate these names - find a .com that does the same job

 

[Sara]

>> A good term for url redirection service. <<

I never thought of that one. Interesting.


>> you might be able to get some .coms although not as good sounding to do this kind of thing <<
>> I only see an "end user sale" for this name <<

The readability is definitely the key I feel. Obviously (obvious to me anyway) a .com would wreck the concept of it.


>> it's gonna be tough to sell, but could prove to be quite valuable. <<

The owner instinctively feels there's value (normal I guess), but the question is, HOW valuable? I'm grasping straws at trying to place a price on them for him.

Also, where to sell? I guess this site is a good place to start... but if no joy here, where to?

 

[Sara]

Any actual guestimates on the value of them? What would you expect for them if they were yours?

Thanks.


Sara