domain Vheadset.com .... appraisal needed

doubleU · Aug 29, 2016

Vheadset

DnEbook · Aug 29, 2016

Has some merit, I think V will become known for Virtual and this works as a kind of brandable emd thingymabob, Should get better offers soon, Would have preferred the singular, mid $xxx for now, good luck

doubleU · Aug 29, 2016

HireDomains said:
Has some merit, I think V will become known for Virtual and this works as a kind of brandable emd thingymabob, Should get better offers soon, Would have preferred the singular, mid $xxx for now, good luck

DnEbook · Aug 29, 2016

doubleU said:
Thanks @HireDomains - Vheadset is the 'Singular' the guy who owns the plural 'Vheadsets' is making me offers now !

Perhaps give him a price and stick with it

doubleU · Aug 29, 2016

HireDomains said:
Perhaps give him a price and stick with it

Thanks @HireDomains - did you give me your appraisal for the plural? If so, have you another for the singular ?

Airship · Aug 29, 2016

Please appraise

DnEbook · Aug 30, 2016

doubleU said:
Thanks @HireDomains - did you give me your appraisal for the plural? If so, have you another for the singular ?

Yes I was mentioning the plural, I would add another $500-999 for the singular

-Matthew- · Aug 30, 2016

Yes, this is a fantastic, brandable, almost a 'category killer' TLD. Pay what ever you have to for the plural and you are set doubleU.

Regards
matt

PS.
Uggh, the darn price, as is undeveloped, $2000 - $5000 - with the Plural as a package.

ivey · Aug 30, 2016

Is that for Virtual headset? It may be valuable developed. Enduser maybe pay.. low to mid x,xxx. But most people may not look for that since "VR" is the accepted shortener... But it can sell because it's such a massive industry.

-Matthew- · Aug 30, 2016

Yes 'Virtual Headset', you are referring to Implants? Why look like a Moron wearing a Black Square Box on your face when you can 'Jack-in', like Johnny Mnemonic?

Buy the Plural and keep them both.

Regards
matt

doubleU · Aug 30, 2016

Thanks for such wonderful insights.

I know the Acronym 'VR' has instant brand recognition these days but 'V' is also powerful when it comes to the virtual world and branding both hardware and software eg. Vdesktop Voffice .... so I think it has broader scope than just VR

svede · Aug 30, 2016

doubleU said:
Thanks for such wonderful insights.

I know the Acronym 'VR' has instant brand recognition these days but 'V' is also powerful when it comes to the virtual world and branding both hardware and software eg. Vdesktop Voffice .... so I think it has broader scope than just VR

V has been used for "virtual" as long as I can remember and I think it works perfectly fine rather than "VR" which IMHO can get a bit ugly on some domains. The big difference to me is VHeadset is more of a brand name whereas VRHeadset is more of a keyword/EMD domain. I'd rather brand with just "V"...

I think you are looking at a mid $x,xxx to low+ $xx,xxx enduser pricing if you wait for the right buyer.

Hope this helps!

PAINC · Aug 30, 2016

Great domain like always UU!

I would listen to the rest and try to get the plural. But even without it it's a clean name!

DnEbook · Aug 30, 2016

Sorry I misread, you have the singular and it is worth Low $x,xxx

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