Looking for premium names at reasonable prices

[brandpluck]

Hi there,

Does anyone have any one word dictionary term .com.au's or premium quality two word names that they are looking to sell at reasonable prices. I am open to bulk purchases for the right names.
Please include prices with names.

Thanks

 

[Scott7]

I was unable to send you a DM so I've messaged you via the contact form on your website.

 

[Horshack]

Dare I ask what you consider to be a reasonable price?

 

[brandpluck]

Dare I ask what you consider to be a reasonable price?

Hi there. I would say the kinds of prices that names are typically purchased on drop.com.au at i.e. reseller prices. Thanks.

 

[Horshack]

We all want premium domain names at drop prices. Perhaps considering wholesale prices would give you a better chance of picking up some reasonable names or just grab them off the drops yourself.

 

[brandpluck]

I was unable to send you a DM so I've messaged you via the contact form on your website.

Thanks Scott. I responded to your message. Look forward to hearing from you.

 

[Data Glasses]

I was unable to send you a DM so I've messaged you via the contact form on your website.

Sorry to crash the thread but when did a P.M become a D.M ?

 

[geodomains]

Sorry to crash the thread but when did a P.M become a D.M ?
It had a baby Rod

 

[Fitness]

premium domain names at drop prices?

If about a 2 letter LL.com.au domain, gets a GoDaddy Appraisal Tool valuation of $21.5K, how much of a discount could I expect to sell it for "drop prices" ?

 

[brandpluck]

A name is worth exactly what the market is willing to pay for it. Drop auctions are perfect ways to gauge that, as we are all on an even playing field. So if an average to decent one word .com.au goes for ~$250 on a drop action, then that is around the price it’s worth. It may very likely fetch more one day, but you don’t buy a house today at a decade later prices.

 

[johno69]

So if an average to decent one word .com.au goes for ~$250 on a drop action, then that is around the price it’s worth.

I don't see too many in that range on your site for sale.

 

[brandpluck]

I don't see too many in that range on your site for sale.

Was referring to reseller prices. End user prices are typically 5-10x+ in my experience.

 

[Scott7]

Sorry to crash the thread but when did a P.M become a D.M ?

I've got used to Discord lingo, which uses the term DM (Direct Message) instead of PM (Private Message). Same diff.

 

[Horshack]

A name is worth exactly what the market is willing to pay for it. Drop auctions are perfect ways to gauge that, as we are all on an even playing field. So if an average to decent one word .com.au goes for ~$250 on a drop action, then that is around the price it’s worth. It may very likely fetch more one day, but you don’t buy a house today at a decade later prices.

The drop auctions can be a bit of a lottery. Often I'm surprised by what some seemingly average names actually sell for and then there's obviously the premium ones that sell for $100K. We all like to think that every name we hold is premium and worth $100k.

 

[brandpluck]

The drop auctions can be a bit of a lottery. Often I'm surprised by what some seemingly average names actually sell for and then there's obviously the premium ones that sell for $100K. We all like to think that every name we hold is premium and worth $100k.

One can only dream...

Anyone here cracked 6 figures before? If so, I tip my hat to you.

 

[trellian]

Hi there,

Does anyone have any one word dictionary term .com.au's or premium quality two word names that they are looking to sell at reasonable prices. I am open to bulk purchases for the right names.
Please include prices with names.

Thanks

Hi,

feel free to message me, we manage a few of the largest domain portfolios and would have:
- a few names with reasonable prices.
- many names with not so reasonable prices
- and even more with lower than expected prices.

Cheers
David

 

[trellian]

if not sure how to message me, you can contact Support at Drop .com.au or Above .com

Cheers
David

 

[Data Glasses]

Sorry to crash the thread but when did a P.M become a D.M ?
It had a baby Rod

Damn Millennials ...bring back windows 95 !