closed Oan.com

[jquail]

Another new purchase.

As well as a 3 letter .com, also a typo for loan, and as such over a $3 top bid at google.

common typo's are subdomains eg.
student.oan.com (studentloan.com)

The 'l' is close to the '.'

Don't know any stats yet.

Would appreciate any opinions.

 

[Theo]

About a quarter of the supernatural.com sale

 

[tetrapak]

The typo traffic can easily skyrocket the value, especially if it makes xx$ per day. Without knowing the revenue, the base value is 16-20k on the reseller market imho, and add the rev on top of it.

 

[DomainMagnate]

mids-high xx,xxx
You might try to offer it to some big loans companies.. the traffic would convert graet for them, so they could offer more

 

[EarlBarrett]

While this is a strong LLL.com (prob 15K ish), I don't personally see it as a "loan" typo. It is quite a fundamental typing error, missing out the first letter of something... Good luck though and hopefully I'll be proved wrong.

 

[jquail]

It isn't usually the first letter they miss out, if you look at the example in my first post. I've had a look over the pervious owners logs and a lot of the traffic is typing a '.' instead of an 'l' and hence going to a subdomain of oan.com.

 

[Theo]

There's already Orlando Advertising Federation (OAF.com) - maybe they want to be a Network (OAN)

 

[Devil Dog]

About a quarter of the supernatural.com sale

Ahhh, there's that jquail i was inquiring about.

 

[DNP]

$20k+

 

[NameGuy]

about 12K

 

[Chappy]

Reseller for these is $15-$18K.

 

[Fredo]

$15k

 

[StianStian is verified member.]

Premium letters, highly pronounceable and possibly high traffic. I wouldn't sell for less than $50k.