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The domain worth nothing, you can literally list any numbers, but no one will buy it, because its too generic, and no usage for either a business, or a personal
by terrycody 2y ago
The domain worth nothing, you can literally list any numbers, but no one will buy it, because its too generic, and no usage for either a business, or a personal brand, you like milk? No problem, keep it till forever.
- dewey 2y agoThere's a lot of generic short domains that got sold for a lot of money, so not really sure what made you comment that.
- IAmGraydon 2y agoDoes it matter? He clearly has no idea what he’s talking about. That domain would easily sell in a day for over $1M if he were willing to sell it.
- compsciphd 2y agohe said he's consider a 1 order magnitude greater than that.
- dvh 2y agoIt would be ideal for large new social platform (like Reddit or Twitter). Easy to type and pronounce, short. Probably not trademarked or copyrighted either.
- treme 2y agosuch one word domain would easily go for ~3k on open market.
- dewey 2y agoFor 3k I'd buy it tomorrow, but it'll be mostly in the millions: https://jamesnames.com/guide/one-word-sales/ https://jamesnames.com/guide/one-word-sales/
- paulpauper 2y agoshort dictionary domains are memorable and easy to type. this alone makes them valuable for branding purposes. Imainge creating a dating app. Telling people to go to "date.com" would sure be easier than "newdatatingapp.com"