Wanted: Domain Appraisal L-L values

[SystregSystreg is verified member.]

I don't know much about the prices of these, research isn't helping me either, caught this .co.uk one today:

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Amy idea on value or feel free to PM an offer.

Cheers.

 

[Rob_F]

I don't know much about the prices of these, research isn't helping me either, caught this .co.uk one today:

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Amy idea on value or feel free to PM an offer.

Cheers.

Sub £50 reseller, in most cases.

- Rob

 

[grantwgrantw is verified member.]

There's been 2 in the bargain section for a day around £50 each which haven't sold.

Don't think I've ever managed to sell one to be honest.

Grant

 

[SystregSystreg is verified member.]

Thanks for your thoughts, I did see the 2 on the forum today, I think mine are better letters than those, though. I remember others selling on here but have searched and can't find them, think I'll just stick it on Sedo and see if an offer comes in at some point down the line, cheers.

 

[cm1975]

Thanks for your thoughts, I did see the 2 on the forum today, I think mine are better letters than those, though. I remember others selling on here but have searched and can't find them, think I'll just stick it on Sedo and see if an offer comes in at some point down the line, cheers.

Yup yours have better potential than the two I have for sale in the bargain section (o-y.co.uk and u-l.co.uk ), which are £50 each or the pair for £75.

To be honest, I have another, which is a better combo of letters that I will sit on until it sells off-forum.

I've seen a few companies using this type of shortened domain name, so I would imagine a value of mid to late £xxx should be achievable to an end user. To achieve higher, will depend on who has the non-hyphen 2 char, what it's priced at and how common the letters are.