Wanted: Domain Appraisal jeremy.co.uk

[jeremygggg]

Have owned since 1998. Any idea on its value?

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[DaveP]

I wouldn't sell my own name if I had it unless it was for a LOT

 

[julian]

A rarer but potentially quite desirable first name.

I wouldn't sell it for less than a 1k unless you really need the money.

Have owned since 1998. Any idea on its value?

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[WalkinDude]

Chances of someone called Jeremy being:

A. Rich
B. Vain

Are quite high over a population of 70million I'd imagine.

[email protected] <========= this is valuable.

 

[Retired_Member38]

Would surnames not be more valuable so you could do [email protected] ?

Plus with the huge benefit of your full family could use it, you can't do that with a jeremy.

I realise some people will be vain enough to pay more but I wouldn't pay £500 for this if I was called Jeremy.

Get on linkedin or Facebook and find every Jeremy you can who either looks like they earn a fair bit, or has a techy job. And tell them you're listing the domain on domainlore on x date if they're interested.

 

[namealot]

Check out companies/ business with it incorporated within there name also foreign ones who may well want to break into the uk e.g. its the name of a catering equipment manufacture supplier in Poland also the suits the fad for Brand Humanization sounds a very British name and better uk than co.uk in my opinion Selling as a vanity name I’d suspect would get a lower price punt it out see what offers come back I’d ignore any offers less than low xxxx though

 

[jeremygggg]

Thanks for the advice. Unless I get a high offer I'll hold on to it.

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