closed Themeparks.us

[DryHeat]

Sell it for $900.00 OR keep it for later development....most likely a directory-type site for American themeparks; any chance of getting paid ads. /profitable affiliates?

 

[alldig]

Sell and invest in a premium name for development.

 

[bidawinner]

Very nice..up to you.. You cant go wrong either way...

sell tickets to 6 Flags, DisneyLand as the main theme along side the directory etc.. hotel, car reservations , plane tickets etc..

I have StateFairs.Us ..similar to what I will do with that..

 

[Hoodrider]

sell it and invest in becoming a pimp. its very profitable. from what i hear. or you could invest in a them park with hookers. only legal in some states of course.

 

[GiantDomains]

 

[dkny]

???

 

[DryHeat]

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[URLtrader]

I have Genetics.us and Nanotech.us and would rather prefer to develop instead of selling at this point of time when the market is down . But a good offer can always swing the matters. So if you get a good offer , grab the $$$ . Otherwise wait for better times or develop it. You have a good name with huge potential.

 

[Nic]

Originally posted by DryHeat
Sell it for $900.00 OR keep it for later development....most likely a directory-type site for American themeparks; any chance of getting paid ads. /profitable affiliates?

If you have a buyer sell it....
if not develop it into a US themepark portal, and get money off the themeparks from ads...ofcourse .us needs a lillte more exposure.....goood luck!

 

[DryHeat]

for your experienced advice. I think I'd keep it and develop it down the road. Like they say sometimes "ignorance is blessing" so for me an offer of $900 is not really worth giving up the "speculation" on a name like Themeparks.us.

 

[Kid Kool]

great name for the .us extension. sell for $900 and get a .com or .net

 

[DryHeat]

Wonder if Themeparks.us is a "great" name for .us extension (which I believe it is) then why go for another extension, especially such as .net. It'd be the same as suggesting .us extension for "url" (instead of .net). Secondly, why folks think $900 is good price for a "great" name with an intuitive and relevant extension (.us) while url.net (.net being a very relevant extension for url) has been appraised by many at much more. Which one has more type-ins? Per overture, its themeparks (68K vs. 44K for URL).

 

[DomainNameFactory]

.com is king....plain and simple. If you have the choice of:

themeparks.com or themeparks.us

Which one would you take?

 

[DryHeat]

to expect that somebody would hand me over Themeparks.com for $900 (may be even 9K). Am I wrong? Its somewhat baffling that the suggestion is being made to sell Themeparks.us for $900 and go for .com (or .net) version of the name. Leaving .com aside, I personally believe that the .us extension is more relevant with the name and thus more valuable in the long run.