Wanted: Domain Appraisal Crazy Frog

[armengrecotech]

I'm about to hit the purchase button for:

www. crazyfrog .org.uk

It gets 135,000 exact local results here in the UK...
Will it be a good investment?

I'm so new to all of this I don't want to make a wrong move... and I appreciate if I get a couple of opinions. I know the extension doesn't suite well, but I thought I'd give it a try to see what you guys think...

Thank you! Cheers!

 

[GreyWing]

I'm about to buy a porsche mate, what do you think, should I buy it?

Not being harsh but nobody can help you without a price, me personally nope wouldn't buy it at reg fee unless it was the .co.uk and get typin traffic.

 

[Rob_F]

Poor extension fit, probably a TM and those search numbers will most likely go down with time.

I'd leave it.

 

[retired_member6]

Hot products have a tendancy to come around again so maybe in ten years might be worth the reg, does the frog still make money, at it's high point was worth up to 25k a month to some, to me only 5k unfortunately. I used to have crazy-frog.co.uk

 

[virtualwords]

Just be careful of any domains that may be trademarked.

I have had problems recently and learnt to avoid any that may even be close.

Regards

Gav

 

[retired_member6]

Crazy frog was alright at the time, jamster held the tm which gave me/us the rights or so it was believed at the time, I devised the devil frog, pinched from images of horns and stake from a joke shop, jamster nicked it and started selling it, never did get a cut from that.

 

[boxerdogboxerdog is verified member.]

its still free to reg

 

[retired_member6]

What the hell. Ah changed my mind, just seen I lost ihatecrazyfrog.co.uk so not looking back anymore. I didn't know I'd dropped that.

 

[GreyWing]

Haha, well I suppose that he could have tried selling it to us

It's a bad day when people feel the need to get advice on registering something that costs £6.

 

[retired_member6]

Until it was said it was free to reg I thought they were trying to buy it for a couple of hundred quid.