Sent.com sold

[heatfan]

According to Link sent.com was sold for $2000.

Any thoughts ?

 

[heatfan]

Uhhh, wrong forum, can admin moves the thread to Domain News ... :embarrass

 

seems cheap to me, buyer got a good deal.

 

is a nice name for email or courier/transport type service I would think.

 

I wouldn't pay more than $300 for this name. Yes, it's short, but it sounds like scent, send, cent, sand and, yes, sent.

 

also I wouldn't want drugs.com because it sounds like rugs.com

 

snoopy, I guess in Australia you pronounce it a bit diff. than in US.

Am I right?

 

[Nic]

good deal !

 

[heatfan]

Yeah, I also think it is a great deal for buyer...

 

[mole]

By that logic, heat, how much will sand.com be worth?

sent.com is difficult to commercialise.

scent.com, in comparison, will be worth a great deal.

I think generics as taken too seriously in this game. As a result, commercially meaningless generics get appraised like it was on level playing field.

 

[heatfan]

Well, what I thought was, it was nice buy for email company, it fits with what they do, to offer email service....

 

[mole]

Originally posted by heatfan
Well, what I thought was, it was nice buy for email company, it fits with what they do, to offer email service....

send.com would be ideal then. At least it doesn't get confused when spoken with scent.com.

 

[heatfan]

Ok, we agree to disagree, which is better than not to agree at all

 

[mole]

Hey, I gotta agree if we are to agree to disagree and I can't agree if you disagree to agree.

 

[heatfan]

Originally posted by mole
Hey, I gotta agree if we are to agree to disagree and I can't agree if you disagree to agree.

And this is how philosophy was born ...

 

[mole]

this should be a lounge topic then. But then again, it is easy to agree that sent sounds like scent, which is why sent is really a lousy generic.

 

luckily, buyers make their own decisions and have taste variations just like sellers.

i like the domain, i think its perfectly suited to its usage and it has vanity/prestige. Makes it a good buy for $2k in my books.

 

[morel]

I wouldn't want sex.com because it sounds too much like hex.com, mex.com, tex.com, etc.

 

:laugh: @ dmorel

 

Do you think Procter and Gamble will sue sex.com for domain name sounds like zest.com? :laugh: