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closed Please appraise: LivingEdge.com / AceBusiness.com / PennyWatch.com / MarvelCards.com

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I am planning to sell some of my good domains. Can you please appraise them? I would also appreciate if you can recommend any way to promote and sell these domains.

LivingEdge.com
AceBusiness.com
PennyWatch.com
MarvelCards.com
IndexWebDesign.com
ePhotoShop.com
CineDVD.com
FreedomLine.com

Thank you very much.

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they all looks nice and brandable

the one i like most is ephotoshop.com

good luck with your sale
 
I agree with gotasale, hwoever I like pennywatch.com. Its going to be hard to sell them because they are brandable names.
 
byalik said:
I agree with gotasale, hwoever I like pennywatch.com. Its going to be hard to sell them because they are brandable names.

Hi byalik,

What do you mean? Should it be easier to sell because it is brandable? What figure do you think I can get for these domains?

Thanks.
 
It is going to be harder to sell them then most other domains. They are not traffic/linkpop or overture names. Which means you have to find an end user who wants to run that sort of business. You can get the most out of those domains by developing them all, then selling them.
 
byalik said:
It is going to be harder to sell them then most other domains. They are not traffic/linkpop or overture names. Which means you have to find an end user who wants to run that sort of business. You can get the most out of those domains by developing them all, then selling them.

Hum. Yes, I think that make sense. I am into developing them, but just don't have the luxury of time. That's why I want to sell some of them.
 
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