MXN.com - Taking low $xx,xxx offers.
1. Is a 3-letter .com with 2 premium letters. The low-end of such names sell for $5,000 at minimum on today's market, but with the name ending in N for Network, there are many branding possibilities.
2. Has a lot of mainstream value related to Forex/currency trade, as MXN is the ISO 4217 code for the Mexican Peso (like USD for US Dollar and EUR for the Euro). From Wikipedia, "Thanks to the stability of the Mexican economy and the growth in foreign investment, the Mexican peso is now among the 15 most traded currency units in the world, and is the most traded currency in Latin America."
3. Is a GREAT typo of what is currently the 2nd most trafficked website on the planet. The name has 152 OVT w/ ext, which helps to verify that it essentually has 100+ uniques a day type-in traffic (I'm not sure the exact amount yet as I just acquired the name). The X replacing the S is ironically not just a typo, but a branding possibility when considering development with adult content. An adult content search engine would make a killing with this name!
Fire away via post or email (steve at nametrader dot com).
1. Is a 3-letter .com with 2 premium letters. The low-end of such names sell for $5,000 at minimum on today's market, but with the name ending in N for Network, there are many branding possibilities.
2. Has a lot of mainstream value related to Forex/currency trade, as MXN is the ISO 4217 code for the Mexican Peso (like USD for US Dollar and EUR for the Euro). From Wikipedia, "Thanks to the stability of the Mexican economy and the growth in foreign investment, the Mexican peso is now among the 15 most traded currency units in the world, and is the most traded currency in Latin America."
3. Is a GREAT typo of what is currently the 2nd most trafficked website on the planet. The name has 152 OVT w/ ext, which helps to verify that it essentually has 100+ uniques a day type-in traffic (I'm not sure the exact amount yet as I just acquired the name). The X replacing the S is ironically not just a typo, but a branding possibility when considering development with adult content. An adult content search engine would make a killing with this name!
Fire away via post or email (steve at nametrader dot com).
I've learned my lesson and lost out on killer deals because someone went for the jugular while I was still thinking about it. I PM'd the guy and gave a pretty nice offer that was below his BIN but significantly above the bid at the time, and it was enough.
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