Wanted: Domain Appraisal elizabeth.co.uk

[dougs]

whats anyone reckon then?

Doug

 

[binny]

Hand it over by royal command?

 

[GreyWing]

I remember it going last year for not a lot of money, which I was very surprised at.

 

[stender]

I would estimate £800-£2k imho.

 

[matmat is verified member.]

Id like to hope it will make you a good profit on your initial investment but I think it could be a bit of a waiting game rather than a quick sale.

Name domains tend to work in the same way as very good personal number plates. If you find someone with the same name and they are loaded then the sky is the limit!!

The only problem I see is that not only is it a Female name but it is also a name that has many different shortened versions.

Good luck.

 

[dougs]

have 100's

Will have to show them somewhere

Doug

 

[retired_member16]

Can we use this a post for someone knowledgeable to break it down and explain to me exactly where a christian name such as this gets its value?

 

[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

I contacted

Giant Games Ltd t/a Giraffe.co.uk [Tag = ANGUS]
URL: Giraffe.co.uk - Domain Name Specialists


About buying some first names, almost ALL of them was early to late x,xxx-xx,xxx which is way over in my opinion.

I mean [email protected] as an email is kinda yuck, but saying elizabeth.co.uk if its your business name is cool.

 

[robrob is verified member.]

I agree - [email protected] is clunky, [email protected] would be nicer.

I would say upto just north of a grand reseller perhaps on a good day, end user £5-10k and you will be waiting a while

 

[Deltrus]

I agree - [email protected] is clunky, [email protected] would be nicer.

I would say upto just north of a grand reseller perhaps on a good day, end user £5-10k and you will be waiting a while

If I had a first name domain e.g. 'Joseph' I would not use joe@ joseph_dot_co_dot_uk but would rather use mail@ joseph_dot_co_dot_uk

 

[philiporchardphiliporchard is verified member.]

I like Elizbeth.co.uk.

I sold Jessica.co.uk for over 1k last year.

Jessica is possibly more popular than Elizabeth.co.uk, so reseller £900-£1300 for Elizabeth.co.uk. End user, who knows!

Problem with [email protected] is that spam is often sent through on mail@ and email@ etc.

 

[stender]

denise co uk is on sale for offers over £1750 (not me).

 

[robrob is verified member.]

I sold Jessica.co.uk for over 1k last year.

Oddly enough after reading this thread I WHOIS'ed that one as I was interested - it seems to be still in your name?

Has it sold?

 

[stender]

I looked that one up ages ago and i think it was registered to a hairdresser up north?

 

[philiporchardphiliporchard is verified member.]

hmm... definately sold it.

Not sure why the paperwork hasn't gone through.

Sold it to someone on here I'm sure - the owner of Sunshine.co.uk if I remember rightly.

 

[dougs]

sunshine.co.uk

Just pinged Chris

Doug

 

[Chris Clarkson]

Cheers Doug,

I've sent you a PM Philip

Chris

 

[philiporchardphiliporchard is verified member.]

Hi Chris... OK will sort. Cheers, Phil

 

[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

I know I'm hi-jacking, but what would the estimate on Denise.co.uk be ? as 1750 seems well above and that elizabeth would be worth more.

 

[willbon]

Try this!

I dislike that just as much. Firstnames@firstnames and mail@firstnames don't work for me because someone on the end of a telephone is bound to get confused when you say it, think you've said it incorrectly and ask you to repeat it OR worse by substituting the bit after the @ for something else. Also mail@firstname could be confusing for someone thinking you were using the "mail" part to indicate that you can be mailed "@firstname.co.uk" rather than it actually being "mail@firstname" so more explaining to do just to make sure the other party copied it down correctly. I'd have to alias "email" to "mail" just to be sure as well. So overall I dislike it. Of course I am biased as I operate my surname in all the relevant extensions. I just wouldn't want my firstname@myfirstname as an email address.

Totally understand the first name@first name thing - I've found, however, that I give everyone I need to contact me their own 'alias' i.e. britishgas@'myname.co.uk' so I know if anyone has misused the email address and also its nice and personal for them too!

This is the future! - Say NO to spam!

Have a nice day!

Will