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As I said it depends upon the buyer - if someone offered you $2000 then personally I'd take it. However, if you're trying to sell it then I'd put it in the range that I said. 3 Char .coms are certainly popular here but maybe not there if you get what I mean. It really does depend on finding the right buyer at the right time.
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I agree. EQQ.com is wortful, but those 2 Q's put it at the lower end of 3 letter .com's. Unless someone has a reason to have 2 Q's in the accronym, you probably won't get a grand. But if they do have a reason to use both Q's, or if it fits their company/marketing name to a T, then it could be worth thousands (and I wouldn't stop at $2,000).
If you are trying to buy it, I give you the same advice. Because there are no numbers or hyphens, it is easily worth $700.00. If it fits your company or marketing name to a T, it's worth the 2 grand (or more) because it's easy to remember (especially if you have a name for that EQQ accronymn) and it's even easier to type.
But, we haven't started talking about traffic. Although there is a website there, it has no GG PR or Alexa Traffic rank. So I would not increase the value. In fact, I would even lower the price to $600 unless there is a particular need for that Domain Name. However, if the site could prove that it can produce traffic (all that is there is a PPC dir) by sitting on a developed website, the value of that Domain will increase significantly (and more so because it is 3 characters).
However, let's talk about reputation... EQQ.com asks users to set it as their homepage. This is a big no-no and hurts it's reputation significantly. It is intended to produce traffic, but it turns into a hassle for most web users. So now I reduce the mininum to $500.00.
In fact, I wouldn't pay $500 for that Domain.
But, that's just my opinion. -Doug
