Jets.co.uk -- Top Product and Service Domain.

[Symbolics]

Hello

Aron here with XF.com Investments.

We are considering selling one of the best .co.uk domains in existence, and, in fact,
one of the best CCTLD domains we've seen:

Jets.co.uk

"Jets" are products that can range from $1,000,000 to $20,000,000 and more.

Private Jet Charters and Jet Cards typically are $50,000 to $250,000.

This is a top tier product name... one of the most expensive products in existence.

You could own the category defining domain name for a very wealthy industry.

Send offers or interest to:

[email protected]

Feel free to PM or post here.

We've not developed the name, so traffic isn't in the equation for the sale.

This is prime generic domain name, one that is the exact match for some of the most expensive items available..

Thanks everyone!

[email protected]
www.XF.com

- Aron

NOTE: This is a premium domain name and we do expect offers to reflect this.

EDIT (10/29)

Expected range questions have come up and one person said it best:

$20K (US or Pounds) is a "thank you but not thank you"

An offer between $50K and $100K would get serious consideration and probably a deal would get done.thanks!

 

[HariSeldon]

Do you have a guide price?

H.S.

 

[Symbolics]

Will send you a private message with my expectations.

Thanks.

Aron

 

[accelerator]

Please PM me that too.

Rgds

 

[Maccke]

Hi Aron, Do you have any bin on this gem? Or simply looking for reasonable offers?

 

[Symbolics]

Hello,

Looking for offers that reflect the premium nature of this name.

Feel free to PM or email or even post here with an offer or more questions.

Thanks
Aron

 

[websaway]

Do you have a guide price ?

 

[Symbolics]

Do you have a guide price ?

Seeking prices that put this on par with other premium CCTLD domains and past sales.

PM or email if you might have interest.

Thanks
Aron

 

[Symbolics]

Thanks for the offer.

Well below my expectations, but hey, it's a start

 

[Symbolics]

It's not

I appreciate the effort -- but in comparison,
the singular: Jet.co.uk is up for lease between
$5000 and $10,000 monthly.

My domain is the only one of the 2 that can be purchased for a reasonable price... yet, I do expect it to bring a premium.

Jets.co.uk is an exact match major product.

Aron

ADDED INFO:

I was trying to convey that the singular name, Jet.co.uk isn't available for purchase or lease for any "REASONABLE" amount...
While Jets.co.uk (mine) is up for reasonable offers.

That's the point I was trying to make.

I can't reply to this post for another 10 hours, so I edited this message

PS: I know your offer was in Pounds... I need more with the amount of interest this has generated.

Thanks

 

[Frog]

It's not

I appreciate the effort -- but in comparison,
the singular: Jet.co.uk is up for lease between
$5000 and $10,000 monthly.

My domain is the only one of the 2 that can be purchased for a reasonable price... yet, I do expect it to bring a premium.

Jets.co.uk is an exact match major product.

Aron

But you are making the common mistake of seeing one similar (but vastly over priced domain) at £x, and using that to add a value to your own. Fair enough if you're using prices of domains that actually sold or rented for the price they are asking for - Jet.co.uk hasn't, and more than likely won't.

 

[Symbolics]

Yes, I understand.

I was trying to make the point that the singular name won't be sold or leased for any reasonable price...

While mine is open for serious offers.

I was trying to convey that, more than prove that mine's worth $10,000 per month.

Thanks for the input and the reply.

Aron

 

[bensd]

I'm not sure that any unranking domain (not website) is worth $10k per month

 

[Symbolics]

That's between the domain owner and potential buyers.

The point is, that domain isn't for sale/lease for any reasonable amount.

Jets.co.uk is up for offers.

Thanks!

PS: I've leased a non ranking domain name for $5000 per month, so it's possible to find buyers or people to lease.

 

[GreyWing]

Hi Aron,

Just a quick one mate as won't sidetrack your sales thread. Just wondering if you are looking for an end user price from a reseller audience. Nothing wrong in it, but just got to understand that, even when you get offers in you ain't over the moon with.

 

[Symbolics]

Hi Aron,

Just a quick one mate as won't sidetrack your sales thread. Just wondering if you are looking for an end user price from a reseller audience. Nothing wrong in it, but just got to understand that, even when you get offers in you ain't over the moon with.

Well, I'm not looking to unload it for $10,000,

But I'm not expecting a $375,000 price tag like the
Jets.com domain sold for. (.com version of this same exact match item).

I understand the $375,000 is an end user price -- and is possible, some day.

But I'm not in a desperate position to dump the name for $10,000 USD.

I'm open to realistic offers that reflect the potential of the name.

I appreciate your honesty and input -- I've had several interested parties both PM and email so far.

Aron

 

[buttontop]

Can you PM me with any details that might help with any bidding. Thanks

 

[BG]

Jets.co.uk

Hi Aron,

To save on what you may deem as low offers from various people, i'll try and wangle the answer out of you for a ballpark...

1. Looking at offers between £50k / £100k (That's the vibe I'm getting from the tone of the thread)

2. I'm guessing anyone making offers in the region of £20k will get a thank you but no thank you.

3. and those making offers near the £40k mark will make your ears prick up...

Am i close, if so, which one 1 - 2 - 3 ?

This will help save you a lot of time believe me, otherwise you're just going to have people bidding in small increments... It's only natural if a ballpark figure hasnt been given, hope that makes sense.

Good luck with the name.

Regards,
Barry

 

[Symbolics]

Barry, you're correct.

1, 2 and 3 are all pretty much on the head.

$20K (US or Pounds) is a "thank you but not thank you"

An offer between $50K and $100K would get serious consideration and probably a deal would get done.

Thanks for the input

Aron

 

[wb]

Aron, in my opinion you would be better off sticking with stating prices only in £'s on here