I have a .COM domain that we obtained through purchase of another company. We have long since subsumed the former company's website into our corporate website and the original site has been a landing page (with redirect) for more than a year. We are not using the domain for e-mail. Consequently, we would not be opposed to selling the domain.
I have been approached by someone who owns the same second-level domain in one of the CC TLD's wanting to purchase the .COM variant from us. How do I go about finding a fair valuation for this domain? It isn't a domain that is generically valuable, but it is of value to this other party. I don't want to be greedy, but I also want to get a reasonable return for our company. I have also received unsolicited offers to purchase the domain from what looks suspiciously like s domain speculator (almost identical e-mails from different e-mail addresses for different "companies"). This makes me suspicious in the extreme, but it may just be the other party making WHOIS checks through less than respectable resources. I would rather not have an open bidding war; I am inclined to sell it to the other party who has a legitimate use for the domain, but I want to find a price which is fair to both of us. Thanks in advance for your suggestions... John _______________________________________________ domains-gen mailing list [email protected] http://discuss.tucows.com/mailman/listinfo/domains-gen
