Offers SEAFOOD.info

[DTalk]

Seafood.info​

Terrific Keyword - Huge Potential money-earner - Perfect for the .info extension​

Orig Cr: 2002
Expires: 10 Sep 2009
NameScout

Overture: 497,792/mo
Wordtracker: 17,453/mo

PPC Ads #: 45
Max PPC Bid: $3.58
MAX PPC Income/day: $465.4


"Seafood.info" = 2,740 returns (Keyword-with-extension)

Google = 63,500,000 returns for "Seafood"

Google Ad Keyword Search: 74,000 Search Engine searches/mo for exact term 'Seafood' - 1,800,000 Broad Search Engine searches/mo for 'Seafood'.



This is a rare, mainstream (both Consumer & Wholesale market) global, category-defining, TLD domain.

It could be a sensationally profitable site....Terrific Keyword...With Celebrity Chef TV shows globally popular + high Recipe/Home Cooking consumer interest + Cooking books etc globally popular + Fisheries, Fishing fleets, and Fish Wholesaling industries etc etc....Seafood.info could be turned into a huge money earner, very quickly.


Escrow.com - buyer pays fees. Multiforum post.


BIN set at: $9000


Offers please - PM, or post here.


(I reserve the right to accept an offer, or, close this sale, at any time).

Thank you.

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[exponent]

I'll start it at $50

 

[james2002]

-

 

[DTalk]

ahem...

Thanks, for the fun offers, folks..but, looking for figures in a totally different ballpark...


Who'll get this going with a real figure...?....

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[Biggs101]

I'll start things off....
$500 here


Maybe because I'm making this offer on an empty stomach

This is a premium .info

 

[DTalk]

This is a premium .info

Indeed, it is, Biggs101...and, thanks for that offer...


...Seafood.com would be worth very high $xxx,xxx - $x,xxx,xxx, IF we could get our hands on it...lol


...But, you can get your hands on Seafood.info...Right here...So...what would be a reasonable offer...?...1% of the .com...?...2%?....More...?



So, roll up, ladies & gents...dust off your bidding paddles & wave 'em about for this great Premium .info...!!....

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[Rockefeller]

750

 

[DTalk]

Thank you for the offer, Rockefeller...but, looking for more.


Here are some (keyword) .info sales to show the value people attach to Premium .info names:

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Seafood.info...?


Who'll get us into a $x,xxx bid, please?

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[Biggs101]

$800

 

[Rockefeller]

1k

 

[Stinos]

1.2k

 

[Rockefeller]

2k

 

[DTalk]

Thank you for the offers Stinos & Rockefeller...


In uncertain times, its ALL about information, folks...

The ONE thing everybody will now urgently be seeking, in the times ahead, is information - about everything...Think about how people will think, and buy, and do business, as times get tough....'Where can I get the best deal?' (consumers)...'...'Who's the cheapest supplier - today? The fastest delivery - today? (restaurants/hotels/wholesalers & consumers).....'How can I compete?'....etc...ie Information.


Premium Keyword .info's are suddenly going to see traffic - And, lots of it.....Think end-users competing for business as the economy tightens - and, needing to get their best info out there...


...There'll be a premium on information - And, Seafood.info is one of the best Premium .info's around.


Keep the offers coming, ladies & gents.

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[Rockefeller]

Im out until you decide to add a BIN, there is no point in making offers and then you throw more useless information out that we already know.

 

[DTalk]

Im out until you decide to add a BIN

No prob...

BIN: $9000

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[Rockefeller]

Okay, good luck.

 

[Rockefeller]

Any word on a new BIN?

 

[DTalk]

Any word on a new BIN?

This domain's no longer for sale, folks.

Thank you for your interest.

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[NameGuy]

Hope you're getting a refund.

Tough luck.

 

[dvdrip]

I bet he sold it.