Credit.com.au
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ScottNugent
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I put a bid and got smashed straight away haha
ScottNugent
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$2000 already. Very intense.
Blue Wren
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I already made a comment on this here in this thread
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CREDIT.COM.AU
In the last 5 minutes I have watched go from $300-ish to over $1819
I'm saying it'll go for between $60k-$85k <-- Newbie guestimate. Don't shoot me.
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CREDIT.COM.AU
In the last 5 minutes I have watched go from $300-ish to over $1819
I'm saying it'll go for between $60k-$85k <-- Newbie guestimate. Don't shoot me.
Correction...$850,000
http://domainnamewire.com/2010/01/11/credit-fr-domain-name-sells-for-850000/
http://domainnamewire.com/2010/01/11/credit-fr-domain-name-sells-for-850000/
Blue Wren
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theseoconsultant
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Wow! Can't wait to see what this will go for..
Chris.C
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It's a "nice" domain, but I'm not so sure if it's "$85,000 nice"...
This is a real hard one to value because how you would use the domain isn't immediately obvious...
...but given it is already at $3000 no doubt it will drum up a bit of PR interest in the domain space none the less, which is always a good thing for us domainers.
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snoopy
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It is a bit of a trophy name, sounds impressive but without a clear development path as Chris has said.
So unless someone with a similar brand type name is in the market I doubt it is really going to fly. I'd say somewhere between what the .info & the .mobi got. Would guess around $25k.
So unless someone with a similar brand type name is in the market I doubt it is really going to fly. I'd say somewhere between what the .info & the .mobi got. Would guess around $25k.
payattention
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It's interesting that these big name domains are typically registered with MelbIT.
johno69
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I'd say because they have been with them since day dot.
one word domains are always in demand but dont see the way to monitise or build a business off the back of this one. Its one of those domains that everyone gets excited about until they really think about its use and they get nowhere.
12 months from now its not going to be anothing exciting imho
only 1300 exact match searches BUT 1,500,000 broad match searches.
12 months from now its not going to be anothing exciting imho
only 1300 exact match searches BUT 1,500,000 broad match searches.
Did some quick maths
Credit.fr sold for $850,000
France
Exact = 74,000 ($11.48/visit)
Broadmatch = 37,200,000 ($0.02/visit)
Aus
Exact = 1,300 ($11.48 x 1,300 = $14,924)
Broad = 1,500,000 ($0.02 x 1,500,000 = $30,000)
Therefore based on cost per visitor ranges between $15,000 and $35,000.
I think the upper end of this price is fair but once you start pushing over $50k your in lala land.
will be interesting to see what it goes for.
Credit.fr sold for $850,000
France
Exact = 74,000 ($11.48/visit)
Broadmatch = 37,200,000 ($0.02/visit)
Aus
Exact = 1,300 ($11.48 x 1,300 = $14,924)
Broad = 1,500,000 ($0.02 x 1,500,000 = $30,000)
Therefore based on cost per visitor ranges between $15,000 and $35,000.
I think the upper end of this price is fair but once you start pushing over $50k your in lala land.
will be interesting to see what it goes for.
