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Great domain! I would say 15K and up.
 
Honestly...this one is trying too hard to be a premium generic..I don't like the past tense and I don't see much commercial value in it...I would say 3-5k realistically as much as I would like to say it's worth more...
 
Honestly...this one is trying too hard to be a premium generic..I don't like the past tense and I don't see much commercial value in it...I would say 3-5k realistically as much as I would like to say it's worth more...

Tend to agree. Nice little 5 letter word but value in development.
I would say $1k - $2k reseller at minute
Enduser more obviously
 
I think "Tuned dot com" sounds very nice and even though the word's in past tense, I still think it's a great brandable name. 50+ million google results doesn't hurt the value either. lo $xx,xxx and up IMO.
 
Would be a sweet name for a custom car club / racing site.
 
high xxxx to low xx,xxx . Tuned sound good .
 
I own a couple past tense dictionary doms and despite my initial enthusiasm, they have been a total failure.

I agree with Focus that "Honestly...this one is trying too hard to be a premium generic.."
Tuned, however is particularly suitable for cars, and sound equipment. I'd say $800-1400.
 
i would say high xxx to low x,xxx
 
I like it, I see the value in the car tuning scene... To be honest I'd pay $2k all day for this kind of domain, I'd say high x,xxx reseller possibly low xx,xxx
 
oh by the way tuned.in was sold on sedo for 2,000$

well, tuned.in is probably one of nicest hacked domains, so you cant really apply the typical TLD comparison here...I think your best bet might actually be the buyer of that domain, I am sure the buyer is going to develop his domain and it might create some typo traffic for you.
The domain as is I would say 2-4k reseller..more to an end user, but agree with what was said before..I am not a fan of past tenses...
 
I would say $1200 to $1900. It's very hard with the past tense.
 
i would say you should be able to get 10k+
This domain is best sold to radio/television company,
"tuned in" and "stay tuned" etc
 
Robert, you got some awesome domain there mate. This domain is x,xxx to low xx,xxx. I can see why you like it but I have to be honest and say I really think the past tense does hurt it. I think with tuned.in it sounds great past tense because of the ".in". You know us resellers we're picky people, I don't think you'll see too high in here.
 
$3-4k I agree with the appraisals above mentioning the past tense hurting it a bit.
 
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