How mutsh can cost?

[Britishestate.c]

How mutsh can cost this domain name : www.BritishEstate.co.uk

Thanks

 

[domaingenius]

How much are you selling it for ?

DG

 

[retired member 1]

I beleive it costs £5.88 including VAT, although it depends on the registar

 

[aquanuke]

He lives in Lithuania J2theIZZO...

Dont think he needs to pay VAT.

 

[Britishestate.c]

Yes

Yes I hawe payd VAT.
This domain is for 2 years.
I hawe receyved offer for 2k euros. And I hawe not sold this domain.
I think hi will cost more.

 

[retired member 1]

Good point, well put.

<--- Confused by the whole cost thing, I see this is actually an apprasial thread.

€2k is a good price for the domain IMO, I would have probably taken it but doesn't hurt to hold out for a better price if you don't need the money

 

[aqls]

I would have taken 2k Euros my friend.

-aqls-

 

[BFTUK]

I would have ripped their arm off for 2k euros

 

[Britishestate.c]

Sell

I think hi will cost about 3k euros
If one of british real estate want to hawe a good domain.
This domain is very good for real estate portal.

 

[georgiou82]

THE GUY HAS DONE WELL TO GET A HOLD OF A GOOD .UK DOMAIN LIVING IN LITHUANIA! well done mate but I dounbt you will get more than £1250 for it.

geo

www.NorthLondonCars.co.uk - live next week!

 

[BFTUK]

I would'nt really say British Estate is a great 'Real estate' name.

I would'nt think that that many people would use the term british unless they were searching from overseas.

 

[Britishestate.c]

I think British Estate saund werry good.
This is a brilliant name for real estate portal in UK or for agency.

 

[Edwin]

Except that it's not called "real estate" in the UK - that's a US term.

 

[ratboy]

Yes I hawe payd VAT.
This domain is for 2 years.
I hawe receyved offer for 2k euros. And I hawe not sold this domain.
I think hi will cost more.

I think British Estate saund werry good.

Can I use your quote in my new book about being pissed?

 

[retired member 1]

Can I use your quote in my new book about being pissed?

Can I be your understudy for the musical:!:

 

[aquanuke]

Except that it's not called "real estate" in the UK - that's a US term.

The Brits only really use the term 'estate' when refering to council housing estates.

Like this fine example in SouthWark London.

Although I think a website about these fine historical propertys would be quite interesting.