A Triple Premium LLL.co Domain

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I have a triple premium .co domain, which is apparently quite valuable even for this extension, as well as MusicCds.co, a domain that has a keyword that has 368,000 exact searches per month in google. I want to sell these. I want to sell them because I don't want to develop them or wait to see how the market develops. I thought the "domaining" game would be fun but now I just want out and can use the capital from these names to help develop some other sites I have going.

At any rate, Flipping.co, an auction site for .co domains has appraised MusicCds.co at $31,000 which is way off base probably. The market for this extension is too new for a real appraisal. I will sell both MusicCds.co and the triple premium LLL domain (TNO.co) for only $350.00 (for both of them combined). Even for a newly released extension, do you think this is a reasonable asking price?
#domain #lllco #premium #triple
  • Profile picture of the author iamjohnathan
    All I see are two undeveloped domains with a columbian extension. What makes you think they are worth 350$?

    Johnathan
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    • Profile picture of the author adionline
      Hmm probably not for those specific domains, although I do see a lot of potential in .co domains, especially since I've personally hit enter before getting to the m in many .com names... .co seems like a good way to intercept traffic.
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  • Profile picture of the author Gene Pimentel
    "Triple" premium? That's a new one to me. What the heck does that mean?
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    • Profile picture of the author keadams26
      Originally Posted by Gene Pimentel View Post

      "Triple" premium? That's a new one to me. What the heck does that mean?
      That means all three letters are considered to be premium letters. Basically, letters that are more frequently used than others, like q, z, x.

      Sb, thanks, you make an excellent point about packaging them. Probably not a good idea. I was actually going to use TNO to develop a blog, along the lines of Tech News Online or something to that effect but have since changed my mind about it.
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  • Profile picture of the author iamjohnathan
    Intercept traffic? Why don't you just call it what it is? You're not intercepting traffic your leaching traffic from the .com. The correct phrase would be "typo traffic". Not that I have anything against such acts.

    Johnathan
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    • Profile picture of the author adionline
      Call it what you will.
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  • Profile picture of the author paulie888
    Your best bet for getting top dollar on these domains is to approach the end-user (business owner) crowd, especially for the MusicCds.co site. You may have a tough time selling these to internet marketers who do not have a clearly defined need or purpose for these domains.
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  • Profile picture of the author sbucciarel
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    It would probably not be hard eventually to sell musiccds.co to an end user. TNO will be more difficult. If you Google TNO, there's not a single sponsored ad for the term and the listings are scientific organizations from other countries. That one will be a tough sell unless you happen across a company with the initials TNO that wants to buy it.

    But to sell either of them, you will have to do the research and look for the end users ... and they probably aren't here. Plus, packaging them is not a good idea, since many people will not want or know what to do with the TNO.
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