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Edwin

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The whois isn't updated, but the name IS mine. What do you think of WashingMachines.net?
 
high $$$ - $$$$. Great name and great catch by dropking!

-Bob
 
To me the idea of selling washing machines on the internet is pretty ridiculous, but i think you could probably get $1,500 or so from the right buyer.
 
You don't think guys the .net hurts it at all?
Edwin I hope my appraisel is completely wrong and you fetch big $$$
I just thought that .nets do not go for 4 figure sums unless network servers.
 
It's really the opposite: you'd probably be looking at mid-4 to 5-figures for the .com. So at 10-20% of that for an end-user .net, the appraisals may be pretty accurate (here's hoping).
 
so is that it? That people generally think .net is about 10 to 20 percent of the .com?
 
I believe for end-user sales (not reseller to reseller sales) that's probably about right. You might even get better than 20% of the .com price, especially for a "must-have" name in an industry with many competitors.

There therefore clearly seems to be a disconnect between end-user and reseller .net prices since on the reseller market .net names are considered essentially near-worthless.
 
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