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How much would you pay for yourname.co.uk
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I just reg it, because my was an uncommon name
What I mean is - what if the domain was already regged and you had to buy it from a domainer. How much would you pay for it?
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1k-5k seems to be the general feeling from most domains i have spoke to.
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1k-5k seems to be the general feeling from most domains i have spoke to.
Would agree with that depending on the name - the more popular names the higher the price.
Prices certainly do seem to be creeping upwards so would nail it before anyone else does.
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Or before anyone develops / uses it...
That is the other issue, once someone has the name its unlikely they will let it go...
To me I think it depends on the surname popularity, like 'smith' is a very common name and I'd expect it would be vey high in SE rankings. But if you have a not so well known surname like mine then I'd expect to buy it for around the same price as when buying from a registrar.
Mind you though it does depend on how much you would like that domain name, would you be prepared to pay alot? Only one way to find out is to email the owner, you'd never know.
Mind you though it does depend on how much you would like that domain name, would you be prepared to pay alot? Only one way to find out is to email the owner, you'd never know.
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[email protected], i dont like that, and it would be expensive for a blog.
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