Jeremiah was a bullfrog… and a biblical figure… and a common first name… and now you can own the domain name Jeremiah.com for just $55,000 $39,000 – or if you submit a best offer that’s accepted by the owner via Ebay. Some recent first name .com sales include:
Jacob.com $75,000 (I think this was a steal)
Marilyn.com $45,000
Doug.com $45,000
Kathy.com $65,000
There have already been two competitive offers placed in the first 8 hours of listing, so I would be surprised if it makes it until the listing end date of April 29th.
Sing it with me…
“Joy to the world, all the boys and girls, joy to all the fishies in the deep blue sea, joy to you and me…”
Wayyyyyyyy to high a price on Jeremiah. Zero chance that you will get even half that.
I’ve tried and owner has turned down more than half the buy it now already. 🙁 when it’s your name you’ll pay whatever you can! Jer
I’ve seen some first name sold for $10-15K. This is too high to ask. Check Rick Latona weekday sales, domains in action.
Sigh…I’d love to own Jennifer.com, but have settled for Jennifr.com, among other variations.
Some things are just not meant to be…
I personally don’t get the value of owning these names besides pure vanity. I mean really, what kind of business can you develop around doug.com. Much better ways to put this money to use. IMHO. I bought Eliana.com some years ago, only because it is my young daughters name. No real way to monetize it though. I thought it would be cool for her to have some day.
Vanity is worth alot of $$; it only takes two rich guys named Doug that want the .com of their name to drive the price through the roof…..there are lots of people named Doug out there……
Agree on the monetization aspect…..tough…..got to sell to an end user, errrrr, got to sell to a Doug…..not a domain name flipper.
This is all ignoring for a moment the # of existing businesses out there starting their name with Doug…..that want a simple web address instead of a 2 or 3 worder.
Just my opinion.
Well, if you offered $27,500 and were turned down (2nd poster) then I was wrong about that. I like first names a lot…they are tough to acquire. I have bought and sold a few. I believe that the most common first names in the world will go up a ton in value over time.
Now you kids need to play nice with this one – haven’t you ever heard the expression ‘beauty is in the eye of the beholder’?!
Besides, it’s just bad form to piss on somebody else’s sale!
It’s not what it’s worth to YOU (or the seller)- it’s what it’s worth to the BUYER!