N91.COM :: Appraise Please

Please appraise the domain n91.com
I won it at a auction and I have 5 days to make the payment. Please appraise the domain for me as I am really confused about the brand value of it.

 

N91 - the name of a Nokia mobile phone. Well, depending upon the future content of the site you could face against a lawsuit against Nokia.

The name itself is short and easy to remember, but I don't think that it is worth much - no dictionary words, no real meaning. Perhaps $200 USD or so. If it isn't your company name or you have a great idea for a new website, spend your money elsewhere.

 

mid $xxx

 

Well, the domain is registered well before Nokia released N91. Do you think they can file a law suite?

Thanks man..

 

it don't have nokia keyword, so I dont think you should worry about TM issue

Nice, short name.

Sell it to nokia for $$$$$

 

Nokia N Series is a Very Big Brand and N91 can be a nice place for all N series info and u can make nice bucks mid xxx$ here too

 

mid/high $$$... maybe... reseller price.

 

mid to high $xxx IMO

 

Very nice one - you shouldn't face any TM issues as the work nokia is not in the name - Mid $xxx - $750.

 

It doesn't have that strong meaning so it would worth $350.

Jay

 

Surely , it was a good catch.
IMO high $xxx

 

as already told 600-800$

 

Nice domain...
Mid $xxx to high $xxx imo...

 

I'd vale this name in the Mid to High $xxx range. Any type-in traffic & revenue?

 

The domain has to be based solely on N91 - Go and develop some N91 resources and start to earn more and more.

by the way, the value to sell back depending on the content.
To buy : $700-$1100

 

I am sure there will be no TM issues...mid xxx or a bit more than that

 

There are no trademark issues if it is not used to host Nokia or phone related products or services. Just because a domain was registered before a product, it doesn't give you the right to change the usage of the domain to ride the goodwill established someone else. For example, the person who owned madonna.com got only got in trouble when he changed the content to be ride the goodwill of the celebrity. Had he kept the content unrelated to her, he would still own the domain. Instead, he spent over a million dollars in legal fees and still lost the domain. The singer now owns it as it was taken from the previous owner.

 

create some generalmobile oriented stuff and sell it to nokia later

mid $xxx IMO

 

That's cybersquatting. You certainly don't want to do that and get a $100,000 fine.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cybersquatting

 

myspace.co.uk also taken by the owner for the same reason