how much would you value?

[we live in hope]

minicabs_co_uk ?

its owned by giraffe(?) who i gather sold 'three' and 'taste' for big bucks, so i imagine it wont be cheap.

i know value is relative and what not, but ball park figure? if you were selling or buying, where would you start?

 

[SystregSystreg is verified member.]

You're not allowed to ask for appraisals on domains that you do not own.

For future reference, for appraisals, that section is here: http://www.acorndomains.co.uk/domain-appraisals.html

 

[Bailey]

As sysreg says.

However why ask, when you seem to know where your starting from

 

[namealot]

Most buyers want to pay £1 most sellers want £1,000,000 so somewhere in between is the true figure?

 

[we live in hope]

sorry guys

 

[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

I'd look on http://www.domainprices.co.uk at recent prices, and sedo's auctions for names you put in the same class/value.

This will give you a rough market place guide, but a sellers expectations are NOT market prices, so try your luck.

Sellers change from week to week as well, I offered a seller on here early to mid £x,xxx for an LLL, they told me they wanted mid-x,xxx, but over 5k as I recall.

I found out a few days ago he sold it for £2,000, would have gotten an extra grand off me, so its worth trying again, after a few months if its well out of you range.

 

[we live in hope]

I'd look on http://www.domainprices.co.uk at recent prices, and sedo's auctions for names you put in the same class/value.

This will give you a rough market place guide, but a sellers expectations are NOT market prices, so try your luck.

Sellers change from week to week as well, I offered a seller on here early to mid £x,xxx for an LLL, they told me they wanted mid-x,xxx, but over 5k as I recall.

I found out a few days ago he sold it for £2,000, would have gotten an extra grand off me, so its worth trying again, after a few months if its well out of you range.

Cheers for that dude. I see you live in gods own city too.

 

[ImageAuthors]

I'd look on http://www.domainprices.co.uk at recent prices, and sedo's auctions for names you put in the same class/value.

This will give you a rough market place guide, but a sellers expectations are NOT market prices, so try your luck.

Sellers change from week to week as well, I offered a seller on here early to mid £x,xxx for an LLL, they told me they wanted mid-x,xxx, but over 5k as I recall.

I found out a few days ago he sold it for £2,000, would have gotten an extra grand off me, so its worth trying again, after a few months if its well out of you range.

This happens a lot, I think. Today I noticed a domain expiring for which I made a serious offer via telephone just a few months ago. Obviously the owner tried to play hard to get, failed to make a sale, and also forgot to write down my contact information. In my case, I'm a bit luckier because, instead of selling cheap to somebody else, he's just let the domain drop.