closed Online Taxes Domain

[Sarcle]

Filing Taxes online is on an ever rising increase and expected to more that triple by next year.
More than 45,368,000 filed taxes online last year, and as more and more become accustomed to this I expect more programs and sites to be centered towards this. I was just curious of your thoughts on the prices to these. As far a being brandable to another company.

I purchased:
Virtualtaxes.com
Virtualtaxes.net
Virtualtaxes.biz
Virtualtaxes.info
Virtualtaxes.us
Vitruatax.com

 

[Fadez]

Good Name

high $xx for .com

 

[RegFee]

Good Name

high $xx for .com

For which .com?

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I think you have some nice names here. To an enduser, I see the set bringing in $X,XXX. Resellers would only pay a couple of hundred. The VirtuaTax would be a good name for a tax program.

 

[Sarcle]

I think you have some nice names here. To an enduser, I see the set bringing in $X,XXX. Resellers would only pay a couple of hundred. The VirtuaTax would be a good name for a tax program.

Thanks. Yeah I would only sell them as a set so that which ever tax company took them would have the major extensions covered.

And I also thought that virtuatax is a good name for an online tax program. Thanks for your time.

Anyone else?

 

[scottatmu]

Sarcle ~

I think you are on the right track. A couple years ago I registered eFileHelp.com because of the push and continued use of electronic filing.

I'd say mid to high xx for VirtualTaxes.com ... but this should increase as the demand for filing online goes up (and it will!)

 

[Legend.name]

Nice package Sarcle! k:

 

[Sarcle]

Thank you all.
Anymore comments, all are appreciated.

 

[Focus]

Yeah I just got otrk.com of course it means "Online Tax Refund Kit"....this is ground floor of a big business and move towrds online filing..expect some big domains sales to pattern after OLT.com for 93k


Mocus-

PS- what do you think of my 4 letter .com name?

bt- I really like the VIRTUAL set at least low $x,xxx imo

 

[namestrands]

dont you think we get taxed enough without virtual taxation now... ;-)

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