closed snowboards.net

[allfree]

I have a serious offer submitted via sedo, but havent been very active in the domain space recently. any thoughts on what is a fair number.....what would you look for from an anonymous buyer?

 

[Gerry]

Tough call.

Such a popular sport.

Great name to have a retailer.

Do you know if you are dealing with an end user or another domainer?

Potential is skyhigh for an actual site as a retailer or full of affiliate links, ski resorts and slopes. It is going to be a seasonal product. But, when its summer here it is winter somewhere else.

 

[namenut]

allfree,

See my PM. Good luck

NN

 

[allfree]

Any thoughts? Something in the $25-50k range seem right? Unfortunately no way to know if its an end-user or reseller......

 

[Onward]

Any thoughts? Something in the $25-50k range seem right? Unfortunately no way to know if its an end-user or reseller......

25-50k seems really high to me. I would say 8-15k

 

[exxe]

Any thoughts? Something in the $25-50k range seem right? Unfortunately no way to know if its an end-user or reseller......

I don't see a reseller paying 5-figures.

 

[theinvestor]

I wouldn't let it go for under $35,000.

 

[Compassion]

10k to 50k (end user)

 

[incka]

Wasn't this for sale on buydomains once for around $2000? Sorry if I've made a mistake and this was a similar domain.

 

[Gerry]

25-50k seems really high to me. I would say 8-15k

this may be a little more realistic assessment.

Also, be aware that if you decide to accept the offer and send to auction, the 7 days will start from when that offer was made - NOT from the time you accept the offer.

So if you wanted 3 days to accept the offer and push it to auction, the auction will only be 4 days long.

The way to reset the sedo clock is with another offer which can be counteroffering.

 

[NostraDomainus]

$5000 to $15,000 for Reseller
$10,000 to $50,000 for End User

Without knowing which is making you an Offer, maybe counter with $25,000. Can either work them up higher from their current bid and/or push to auction if they bite at a higher price to see if others will compete by marketing the sale to as many people as you can (especially potential end-users). Just my 2 cents. (-:

Best of Luck & Success in All Your Endeavours!

 

[Gerry]

Well, the OP has not disclosed the amount offered.

The bottom line, price according to what you can live with and not feel that you could have gotten more.

Post-sales blues is a *****.

 

[PRED]

25-50k seems really high to me. I would say 8-15k

i agree
a valuable product domain , but i'd guess virtually zero traffic and it's a net, so we gotta be realistic, virtually anything in xx,xxx range you should defo take imo. obviously get a feel for bidder and get as much as poss

a reseller would be unlikely to ever offer above xxxx range imo

 

[raoul]

boards.net recently sold here for ~3k

 

[Gerry]

boards.net recently sold here for ~3k

When was that? Gotta link?

Whoa, that's a hot name for so many products.

A common expression for many licenses and certification is

pass the boards yet?

That is a very good name with many subdomain possibilities.

 

[raoul]

When was that? Gotta link?

Whoa, that's a hot name for so many products.

A common expression for many licenses and certification is

pass the boards yet?

That is a very good name with many subdomain possibilities.

http://www.dnforum.com/f283/boards-net-thread-341379.html

my old PM":
Originally Posted by raoul
In Reply to your Post boards.net:Reasonable offers via PM please.

$5k BIN.

Current high offer $2,500, closing in 24 hours.

I shall let this go, so don't wait to make an offer if you plan to do so.

-Commerce

Last edited by Commerce; Today at 01:36 PM.. Reason: Updated post



does that mean in ~20 hours?

 

[Gerry]

Thanks. I appreciate the info.

The buyer hopefully knows how to maximize the potential of this.

 

[BidNo]

Did you check for comp's/sale prices? SnowShoes.net sold in April for $8,100. Here's a few others:

Domain TLD SalePrice SaleDate SaleThru
SkateBoard net $29,250 Jul 05 SnapNames
SnowShoes net $8,100 Apr 09 Sedo
SnowBoarding net $7,127 Mar 07 Moniker/Traffic
IceSkating net $7,000 Mar 09 AfterMarket/DomainMadness
IceSkates net $3,899 Jan 07 SnapNames
Skates net $2,801 Jun 06 SnapNames
SkateShoes net $2,450 Oct 07 SnapNames
WakeBoards net $1,800 May 07 Sedo
InLineSkates net $1,688 Jun 08 AfternicDLS

(source: DnSalePrice.com)

Cheers,

 

[dmyre]

Looks like the OP bought the domain back in 05' for ~4.9k:

http://www.dnforum.com/f5/snowboards-net-enom-thread-120995.html

I would value the domain for resellers at mid $,$$$ and end users at low $$,$$$

 

[Bionic]

$20K

.net's aren't going up so sell if you can get over 20