A very good week for drops. Ranging from the tasty to the errr.. not so tasty. If you’re a flame proofing musician with a love of Vietnamese sandwiches you’re in for a treat!
banhmi.co.uk
Bahnh Mi are Vietnamese sandwiches and are very popular at the moment at local food markets and street food events. This will be a highly prized domain for anyone that operates in that industry and I expect it to get snapped-up pretty quick for £700 or more.
flameproofing.co.uk
Flame proofing is big business and this is the perfect domain for a company in the industry. A quick google search shows a lot of flame proofing companies in The UK are using domains like “essexflameproofing.co.uk” or “fabricflameproofing.co.uk”, which is not exactly ideal. To the right buyer this domain could potentially fetch around £2000.
trebleclef.co.uk
This is one of my favorite drops of the week and is absolutely perfect for a music shop or music tutor. It’s a single word domain that’s memorable and relevant to the industry. No surplice then that the domain was bagged quickly. I wouldn’t be surprised to see this in-use or back on the market for £500 or more.
uncomfortable.co.uk
A plethora of domains starting with “un” dropped this week. It looks like a large domain holding company decided to offload some of their portfolio. There were some good domains and bad among them. My pick would be uncomfortable.co.uk and unpopular.co.uk.
- unpopular.co.uk
- unfunny.co.uk
- unprofitable.co.uk
- unimpressed.co.uk
- unimaginative.co.uk
- unqualified.co.uk
- unrealistic.co.uk
It’s rare to see a large group of dictionary terms like this hit the market all at once.
bestiality.co.uk
This is an interesting example that I thought I would highlight. I’ll leave the moral and legal issues aside and just concentrate on the domain itself. If this was any other industry this domain could potentially be a market leader and worth over £10,000. However, due to the explicit nature of the domain, it’s absolutely worthless. Nobody could legally run a site featuring that type of content. For this reason I expect the domain to stay unregistered, unless someone is daft enough to buy it.
