One Character Domain - SUPER CLEAN

[MoneyWasted]

0.wtf is a high end one character domain with catchy TLD and commonly used number. Only nine of these domains exist with the .wtf TLD. Great for a website startup or for resale.

SB: $120
BIN: $1000
Payments will be done through Bitcoin or Sedo.com (for PayPal)

Auction will end when I find someone offering a amount I am happy with. Doesn’t have to be $10,000!

Proof of Ownership:
Go to 0.wtf it will redirect you to this page.

 

[MoneyWasted]

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SB: $120

 

[hgbf]

Nice name, but I think I'll pass on this one, as I believe it might be difficult to resell at a profit that is worth the time.

I have mixed feelings about the BIN. On one side, it is a one char name in a decently short TLD. On the other hand, the highest recorded .wtf sale is at low $xxx. There are plenty of recorded sales of one-char domains in similar TLDs at >$1000 (and even some for 2-char TLDs).

I'd keep the BIN as a starting point for negotiation (or maybe lower it slightly), but would accept far less (especially if selling to a reseller, like you mentioned). Looking at your first post, this is probably what you are trying to do, but I thought a second input would be beneficial. GLWS!

sb[DOUBLEPOST=1565111740][/DOUBLEPOST]Croc hgbf You guys may like this, not many people on this forum will purchase something like this, but you may.

 

[heychazza]

Being someone who also has done large domain deals in the past and has gotten to know pricing, I don’t see this being worth $10k - the harder part being to resell.

It doesn’t have any meaning, and wouldn’t flow well for a business (“wtf” on its own isn’t attractive).

 

[ohit]

0.wtf redirects to this thread, smart thinking bro :>

 

[on]

0.wtf redirects to this thread, smart thinking bro :>

bruh, that’s how everyone proves ownership with domains lmao

 

[ohit]

bruh, that’s how everyone proves ownership with domains lmao

ok nerd

 

[on]

ok nerd

ok stupid

 

[MoneyWasted]

Nice name, but I think I'll pass on this one, as I believe it might be difficult to resell at a profit that is worth the time.

I have mixed feelings about the BIN. On one side, it is a one char name in a decently short TLD. On the other hand, the highest recorded .wtf sale is at low $xxx. There are plenty of recorded sales of one-char domains in similar TLDs at >$1000 (and even some for 2-char TLDs).

I'd keep the BIN as a starting point for negotiation (or maybe lower it slightly), but would accept far less (especially if selling to a reseller, like you mentioned). Looking at your first post, this is probably what you are trying to do, but I thought a second input would be beneficial. GLWS!

Being someone who also has done large domain deals in the past and has gotten to know pricing, I don’t see this being worth $10k - the harder part being to resell.

It doesn’t have any meaning, and wouldn’t flow well for a business (“wtf” on its own isn’t attractive).

Thanks for the feedback! I've dropped the bin to $1000.

 

[Lil Baby]

Thanks for the feedback! I've dropped the bin to $1000.

Could you give some examples of businesses that would benefit from this domain? May help your sales.

 

[heychazza]

Could you give some examples of businesses that would benefit from this domain? May help your sales.

A company that makes 0 profit.

“0?! Wtf?!”

 

[Day]

It's a clean domain; I'd have to be more convinced though to bid, as I don't know what I would use it for. Good luck!

 

[MoneyWasted]

Could you give some examples of businesses that would benefit from this domain? May help your sales.

It's a clean domain; I'd have to be more convinced though to bid, as I don't know what I would use it for. Good luck!

It could be used as a domain for url shortening like how Twitter has t.co and Facebook has fb.com

 

[heychazza]

It could be used as a domain for url shortening like how Twitter has t.co and Facebook has fb.com

You've just pointed out something, both of which are a-z characters only, no numbers. Both are also .co, .com or .ly. A .wtf domain wouldn't look appealing to a business, and "0" is hard to have branded unless you had zero.com or zero.io or something.