domain Appraisal request - Peryo.com

[Grimaldi7]

Delete please

 

[Grimaldi7]

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[Grimaldi7]

Anyone guys..
?

 

[Kyle Tully]

$0

The first six just seem like random letters strung together into something somewhat pronounceable yet utterly meaningless.

The last one at least makes sense but this is not exactly a hot market that spends money on domains.

 

[Grimaldi7]

Thank you Kyle,
But most of them are either first names or last names except for Peryo and which is an Asian name and thrift products.
I appreciate your reply though.

 

[Future Sensors]

@Grimaldi7 Some of your names appear in OpenCorporates, which is a good indication that they are already used in practice.

 

[Future Sensors]

The first six just seem like random letters strung together into something somewhat pronounceable yet utterly meaningless.

I have to disagree on that.

 

[Grimaldi7]

@Grimaldi7 Some of your names appear in OpenCorporates, which is a good indication that they are already used in practice.

thank you for your feedback,
Affirmative, but I have not contacted any yet.

 

[Grimaldi7]

I have to disagree on that.

What do you think they are worth? Bother reseller and end user price?

 

[Future Sensors]

What do you think they are worth? Bother reseller and end user price?

I don't know the size of your portfolio, and your pricing strategy.

But assuming these domains that have just been registered are the only few domains you're starting with, I'd say it's a decent start (not my ideal names, but they have a chance selling) -- and with these considerations in mind, let's say you price them $499-$999 BIN and hope you will sell some.

 

[Grimaldi7]

Great,
I appreciate your feedback.
I just got back to domaiming recently.
Ive been on and off since 2011.
Had a huge portfolio and most of my dropped names either have been sold or listed for high xxxx. :p

 

[Future Sensors]

Great,
I appreciate your feedback.
I just got back to domaiming recently.
Ive been on and off since 2011.
Had a huge portfolio and most of my dropped names either have been sold or listed for high xxxx. :p

Good to hear. How many you still have? What's your overall strategy now? (may be several, in a balanced/mixed portfolio).

 

[Grimaldi7]

Im starting with 11. Mostly names and last names just like the domains above.
One domain name has a non popular extension but a very Popular keyword.
My strategy since 2011 was “ outbound emails” and many of them got sold that way.
Not thinking about investing in premium domain names yet but that is the plan.

 

[Future Sensors]

@Grimaldi7 Good luck and watch your costs carefully.

 

[Grimaldi7]

Thanks.
Will do.

 

[Kyle Tully]

Thank you Kyle,
But most of them are either first names or last names except for Peryo and which is an Asian name and thrift products.
I appreciate your reply though.

Definitely not my area of expertise

 

[Grimaldi7]

Definitely not my area of expertise

I understand

 

[Grimaldi7]

anymore appraisals guys?

 

[Future Sensors]

I would not have registered these names myself, but I am sometimes surprised when I check OpenCorporates. There is a chance that you can sell the domains for a low price, but it may take some time. Don't have too high expectations and try to keep the price low. You previously mentioned that you do outbound, maybe that helps.

 

[Grimaldi7]

I would not have registered these names myself, but I am sometimes surprised when I check OpenCorporates. There is a chance that you can sell the domains for a low price, but it may take some time. Don't have too high expectations and try to keep the price low. You previously mentioned that you do outbound, maybe that helps.

Thanks, I appreciate your feedback