how much do you think its worth and how do i go about selling it?
dollarmuch.com ?

You could probably get in contact with ICANN, who would be able to help you with the appropriate steps of putting your domain up for sale. As for the value, I couldn't tell you, although it does seem like a pretty nifty name, it could be worth a good amount, but really, it depends on so many things, like the age, the traffic, etc.

well its its 16 days old lol

You should do something to increase PR because it is really important on domain sale

What is PR, ?

I'll give you a dollar.

PageRank

Ironic lol

Oh I see. Thanks

I'd give $2, only to outbid Will.

http://dnscoop.com can come in handy with domain name sales.

To be honest, it has apparently been available all this time for you to pick up, why would someone suddenly want to buy it from you now?

You might get a few dollars above the usual price at best, IMO.

you have a good point their my friend
however, maybe no one thought of it LOL

well not yet, i just got an offer
i registered a domain name called sexymuch.com today
and in less then 40 minutes some guy emailed me asking for 4200 dollar for the domain name
do you think its a fraud>

bump

You bumped a topic that had replies to it today? That "Frosts My Balls".

Honestly - why did you bump it? It's had 115 views - that's enough, isn't it?

i wanted opinions

It's a scam.

To make something absolutely clear: if you register a domain name that anyone else could have gotten the same day, you'd be lucky to sell it to someone for slightly less than the $9 you paid to register it, it's worthless. The only time the value of a newly registered domain name is automatically high is if you register a newly expired domain name that:

1. Is marketable
2. Has a significant number of existing backlinks from other sites
3. Still has some pagerank value
4. Is related to an event that occurred that day, and is marketable.

So if smile.com expired and you were able to register it, you'd be able to turn around and sell it for thousands of dollars the next day, because its a dictionary word and its brandable. If smileifyouloveipb.com expired but had links from 50 other sites (that never bothered to take the links down after that site went down), then it has value (to webmasters in the know, at least).

If a guy named John Smith was in the national headlines for some unusual crime or invention, someone would register JohnSmith.com based on the natural traffic that would occur from curious people typing in the .com just to see what's there.

The naive people are the ones who register these bizarre domain names that no one will EVER type in, and then attempt to sell them on Ebay for thousands of dollars. Right now, there are clueless people on Ebay asking for up to $20,000 for new domain names like Barry-Bonds-756HR.com, BarryBondsHomeRunKing.biz, BarryBondsAllTimeHomeRunChamp.com.

I'll give you £1.50 for it.