Wanted: Domain Appraisal Napkin (dot) com

[Federer]

What do you think value could be to a potential end user?

Thanks.

 

[EdwinEdwin is verified member.]

The plural would work better for the product, and there's the whole napkin/serviette thing, but it's still a nice domain. I could see it selling as a brand to a site that helps startups in some way ("on the back of a napkin"). Must be £x,xxx at least.

 

[TallBloke]

Might work well for a contract/on-demand linen cleaning service too.

As @Edwin says, must be a 4-figure name.

 

[ian]

Would agree, 4 figure domain; would make a nice brand (I know some hate the use of that word) for a catering company, fine dining service etc.

 

[DaveP]

I know this thread is old but I've only seen it recently. This name is minimum 5 figures. Not 4. The .com world is very different to the UK world folks, come on Edwin, you should know that with that lovely GEO .com you have...

 

[Carlos]

This domain is currently on a Namejet auction.

 

[signature]

Some Update

http://www.namejet.com/Pages/Auctions/StandardDetails.aspx?auctionid=3931695

SOLD - $18,995

 

[Lucky Luke]

a good sale

 

[Adam HAdam H is verified member.]

XF.com is already listed for sale aswell. Perfect bit of PR, i bet everyone ( like myself ) goes to xf.com to see whats there

 

[EdwinEdwin is verified member.]

Smart move by Aron - Napkin.com's a good name for what he wants to do with it, but it also frees up his huge gold bar (xf.com) for resale. Well done to both parties.

 

[gimpydog]

I don't get it. The guy is happy spending time chasing dentists to sell hyphenated .uk crap for a few hundred dollars, but when he has some real gold in his hands, such as this or the screensavers name, it's straight to namejet for bottom-book prices.

Is Wimbledon too much of a distraction?

 

[MurrayMurray is verified member.]

but when he has some real gold in his hands, such as this or the screensavers name, it's straight to namejet

Maybe it's a case of not being comfortable to sit on the money held up in them for too long; depends how much they were bought for I suppose.