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Sold to an Australian. Good price?
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Pain3.com $1000 approx a month ago.
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Well I won't name him but offered someone looking for medicinal domains pain3.co.uk and got a message back [on my first day of joining], 'how dare you offer me this worthless domain'.
More or less coming to conclusion that what it goes for is what it was worth. Easier on the mind.
More or less coming to conclusion that what it goes for is what it was worth. Easier on the mind.
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3=free
web short hand, well at least that's thinking behind it, not attempting to say this an absolute. But i'm fatigued by the idea it's a crime to invent things and concepts, that only what is already proven by google or whatever to be popular has any value or merit.
web short hand, well at least that's thinking behind it, not attempting to say this an absolute. But i'm fatigued by the idea it's a crime to invent things and concepts, that only what is already proven by google or whatever to be popular has any value or merit.
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good sale for the seller.Seriously mate, don't hold back, just tell me what you really think
It's a compliment, you had a not so good domain and got $1000 for it :mrgreen:
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Just trying to have a larf with you and make some mates in here, no offence was taken. bless.
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Indeed it's a "brandable" and a very good one - I accept that 90% of acorners don't (for the want of a better word - understand) good brandable domains mostly because they don't feature very much in .co.uk sales or indeed desired by UK companies.
But they do play a big part in .com sales
Pain3.com as a domain - is indeed strong.
"pain relievers" are often made of three constituent parts - this will be the tagline for this particular domain with the double play on "pain free"
No offence intended but, You guys do make me laugh sometimes yet you all read the domain sales at DNJournal -It seems I can't tell you how good (a short) relevant domain is to its market.
But they do play a big part in .com sales
Pain3.com as a domain - is indeed strong.
"pain relievers" are often made of three constituent parts - this will be the tagline for this particular domain with the double play on "pain free"
No offence intended but, You guys do make me laugh sometimes yet you all read the domain sales at DNJournal -It seems I can't tell you how good (a short) relevant domain is to its market.
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Just looked at the the website, he seems confident with it. But i'd priced it $1000 so would have been no room to negotiate higher. Learning this game at a rate of knots now, thanks for all your comments, bless.
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Still got the .co.uk, but he said he wanted 4 more domains off me then stopped corresponding. Gonna try and shift the .co.uk to him today. I don't want it and no one here wants it either. Just pleased there's still some sort of market out there for brandables. It's my preferred area of domineering. Also Pain3.com came up $1000 on Estibot which I am finding overseas buyers are happy to go with whereas Pain3.co.uk is nowhere near that. But to be honest i'd shift it to him for a tenner if he wants so he can complete his suite. Just won't be telling him that to begin with.
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There's a great market out there for . com "Brandables" PROVIDING you've got a good head on your shoulders. The lesson i learnt is don't go looking through available lists but, rather brainstorm a wishlist. An evenings work will usually give me one .com. sometimes none. Dont settle for second best - ie a plural when the singular hits the 'sweet spot' or vis-a-vis. Another way I focus is to pick a certain Industry or product range for that evening (but quite surprisingly it's another industry development that quite often picks up on the name)
A couple of people here and on other boards are aware of how much 'Brandables' in .com have brought to me in the last five years and I for one am soooo grateful. Even a Couple ending in the number 3 - yep and nobody wants the .co.uk's Not even the .com buyers.
I've usually got between 3 and 5 domains in play (negotiations on and off ) at any one time - and thats the state of play today
A couple of people here and on other boards are aware of how much 'Brandables' in .com have brought to me in the last five years and I for one am soooo grateful. Even a Couple ending in the number 3 - yep and nobody wants the .co.uk's Not even the .com buyers.
I've usually got between 3 and 5 domains in play (negotiations on and off ) at any one time - and thats the state of play today
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