Business Domain for Sale

[HapaxLego]

I'm selling comeoveryou.com . It's an empty domain, registered via Dynadot.

Comeonyou.com, a comparable domain, is available at GoDaddy for $3000.

I don't want that much, but I don't want to be shortchanged, either.

Inquiries to [email protected]

[el_mago]

My offer is negative $200. You pay me $200, I will take this embarrasment of a worthless domain off your hands.

[AMDWarrior]

$1


All its worth

[HapaxLego]

My offer is negative $200. You pay me $200, I will take this embarrasment of a worthless domain off your hands.

I have contacted GoDaddy about your slander and libel. Expect an email. . .

[HapaxLego]

$1


All its worth

See above.

[zerovic]

Even the godaddy domain ComeOnYou.com is worthless in my opinion. That is just a number the seller added, it doesn't mean it is worth anything.

[HapaxLego]

Even the godaddy domain ComeOnYou.com is worthless in my opinion. That is just a number the seller added, it doesn't mean it is worth anything.

You're welcome to your opinion.

[HapaxLego]

Does anyone here actually think out of the box when it comes to SEO, or is it just another buzzword to you?

[AMDWarrior]

Domain sucks that's all

[HapaxLego]

Yes, a .com extension is so much worse than the .whatever nonsense that flies in other threads. Got it .

[Wautier]

Yes, a .com extension is so much worse than the .whatever nonsense that flies in other threads. Got it .

The issue is that the domain simply isn't worth that much. For a domain, I don't believe anyone would use "come over you" over something like: "ICumOnYou.com", or "ICameOnYou.com", and they'd be better, too.

No one is being mean here. It's just asking for money that no one is going to pay.

You could use that domain in a different context, however. But, it would be difficult.

Booty call app. Add your every booty call, and hit the feeling lucky button, and you're going to text them with: "Come over, you! " -- emoji at the end a must.

[HapaxLego]

The issue is that the domain simply isn't worth that much. For a domain, I don't believe anyone would use "come over you" over something like: "ICumOnYou.com", or "ICameOnYou.com", and they'd be better, too.

No one is being mean here. It's just asking for money that no one is going to pay.

You could use that domain in a different context, however. But, it would be difficult.

Booty call app. Add your every booty call, and hit the feeling lucky button, and you're going to text them with: "Come over, you! " -- emoji at the end a must.

That last part is what I meant by people's programmatic approach to SEO. You can get a lot of accidental traffic if you're very SEO savvy just by hijacking people's attention from searches for utterly innocuous things (there's a lot of songs that come up when you search "come over you"). People are so easily distracted that if you are clever about it, so if you're not using this knowledge, what are you even doing?

[fogfever]

lol. this thread is funny with lots of examples. But I think the best explanation of why it is worthless is this: CumOverYou.com - the actually correct spelling of the term is available for registration.

[HapaxLego]

lol. this thread is funny with lots of examples. But I think the best explanation of why it is worthless is this: CumOverYou.com - the actually correct spelling of the term is available for registration.

Correct spelling? I guess you get a Z for effort. I think I just lost brain cells.