5 and 6 Letter .coms

[mirecart]

Me again,

Let me know your thoughts,

webbaz.com
qtbot.com
mcgrab.com
dealne.com
ampsat.com

 

[Data Glasses]

Consider buying one good aftermarket name and then build up from there, domaining is a long drawn out addiction, sometimes easier to go to the casino and put it all on red ........just saying

 

[chris]

@clubmaster you'll find a lot of these sorts of names still available, better to focus on fewer good ones

 

[johno69]

I keep reading the same thing in pretty much every post you make. You must have a lot of time on your hands, and a lot of money to burn.
Not one domain posted has been of any value.

 

[mirecart]

I keep reading the same thing in pretty much every post you make. You must have a lot of time on your hands, and a lot of money to burn. Not one domain posted has been of any value.

Its not about money to burn or time, I've joined this forum for some straight honest feedback, because i want to learn the pros and cons of domaining. I've already bought a large number of domains prior to joining and yes I am starting to see a trend in my purchases which don't appeal to everyone, but I've bought them none the less and I'll take all the feedback I hear from everyone here and way that up against my other partners visions and expectations on the time / value and effort required to produce a business from each domain.

 

[Horshack]

You appear to be looking for the next brandable name and as we all know some of the most successful websites have been built around such names but it takes a lot of $$$ in development, promotion and advertising for them to be well known enough and only then will the name have any value. On the other hand names like hotels.com, baby.com etc have intrinsic value even without a website because everyone knows what they mean and what they expect to find when they go to the site.

 

[mirecart]

I appreciate every bodies feedback, and will take it into consideration before deciding to purchase anymore domains.

I'm going to stop asking for appraisals in the forum as the collective responses I've had so far indicate all my domains are worthless anyway.
I'll leave the domaining to you lot, and stick to what i know best. Thanks again for all your feedback, its been insightful.

Can an administrator end this thread please.

 

[Bacon Farmer]

You've been hit with some tough love here these last few days and it's probably been a baptism by fire but I do hope you hang around as I'm sure we've a lot to learn from you too.

 

[Scott.L]

I would hold onto QTbot.com ("cute") obviously working with QT would enhance the value of the domain. You also have a Japanese market and you know how they love their robots

 

[neddy]

You've been hit with some tough love here these last few days and it's probably been a baptism by fire but I do hope you hang around as I'm sure we've a lot to learn from you too.

Hey clubmaster, I've stayed out of commenting on your posts until now - but I totally agree with Bacon Farmer's comment above.

NOBODY that I know of on here WANTS YOU TO FAIL. It's just that some of us that have had skin in the game for a long time have seen this happen many times before. We genuinely want to give you the benefit of all the mistakes we have made in the past! Seriously.

If you feel like having a constructive chat on the phone, I'd be happy to do so. Send me a PM or email me if you're up for it.

 

[chris]

I appreciate every bodies feedback, and will take it into consideration before deciding to purchase anymore domains.

I'm going to stop asking for appraisals in the forum as the collective responses I've had so far indicate all my domains are worthless anyway.
I'll leave the domaining to you lot, and stick to what i know best. Thanks again for all your feedback, its been insightful.

Can an administrator end this thread please.

Hi @clubmaster -- just catching up on threads, I've just sent you an email.

 

[mirecart]

Thanks for everyone's comments.