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Two short 1-syllable tech-related words. Unfortunately SitePort doesn't describe anything except for maybe a service that helps you port your site to another host, which is a service that most hosts offer for free.

I don't see much value there myself.
 
Two short 1-syllable tech-related words. Unfortunately SitePort doesn't describe anything except for maybe a service that helps you port your site to another host, which is a service that most hosts offer for free.

I don't see much value there myself.

Thanks, appreciate your feedback.

I received a $499 offer on Sedo for this domain and have 7 days to accept it. I'm debating if I should counter-offer for a higher price or just accept the offer as is. It seems most people would come in with an original offer that is lower than they would be willing to pay for it. Then again, if I counter, they could just walk away.

Any suggestions or thoughts on my best course of action?

Hope the buyer isn't a DNforum user! :)
 
lots of domains of this quality sell in the $2000 - $5000 range each week in the DNJournal sales report. I would counter unless you really need the $499 or really want to get rid of the domain. If you've been holding the name since '98, you could probably wait longer. It is a nice short brandable name, easy to spell and say, and applicable to internet activities (with the keyword 'site')
 
lots of domains of this quality sell in the $2000 - $5000 range each week in the DNJournal sales report. I would counter unless you really need the $499 or really want to get rid of the domain. If you've been holding the name since '98, you could probably wait longer. It is a nice short brandable name, easy to spell and say, and applicable to internet activities (with the keyword 'site')

Thanks, this is exactly the kind of feedback I was looking for! Sounds like I should provide a counter-offer. If they don't accept it, I can certainly hold off longer.
 
$1.2k+ as a brandable domain.
 
Mid to high xxx for reseller.
 
nice name for website services relate ... xxxx $ for valid buyer
 
Age + brandability = $x,xxx
 
Based on the responses I received here, I made a counter offer in the low $x,xxx's a couple days ago. I haven't received a response yet, but I believe they have 7 days to consider the option.

Thanks for everyone's feedback!
 
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