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I regged it from an auction because it had a high appraisal on estibot.com, but I forgot to also just do a sanity check by running by Google.

It appraised for $11,000 on automatic appraisal, but now I see it's for a film noir movie from 1999.

So I'm wondering how valuable that name really is, and if it's a good bet for parking

Thanks!! :undecided:
 
The Limey is a great movie.
 
Does this mean the domain is not a lemon? I mean does that imply that a site named TheLimey.com with some good related content might quickly flourish with traffic, compared to an ordinary keyword site that is not aged? One person on another forum told me his experience is that with a mini-site a name like that would probably bring in $10-15/month in PPC. Perhaps it's worth spending a few hours on a template-based mini-site for that. It all adds up I guess, but I'd hope for more than that.... :) Thoughts?
 
To a reseller / wholesale its reg fee. And I cant see any interest for a enduser.
 
To a reseller / wholesale its reg fee. And I cant see any interest for a enduser.

Thanks. Estibot screwed this up, and I didn't check it out enough.
I'm just going to walk away from my $15 and not mess with it.

I have several much better names for development.

I should have done more homework on this. This name isn't even ranked in Google and I have no desire to be an expert in one movie :( Well, live and learn :)
 
reg fee. Movie domains usually die down unless its a classic or directors resurrect them again.
 
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