Award-Winning, Profitable UK Movie Portal for Sale

[Azam.net]

The portal http://www.UKHotMovies.com , which is the product of thousands of hours of work, is for sale. I have answered all the questions required by AcornDomains here: http://www.UKHotMovies.com/buy

The website has been accepted by every CPM, CPC and CPA ad network you can imagine including Tribal Fusion, Casale Media, Utarget, Fastclick, Vibrant Media, Clicksor, ValueClick and a dozen others - most of these only accept the highest quality sites with strong brands.

Can offer special discount to AcornDomains forum members. Please PM if you are interested or call 0800 018 5600 anytime.

If anybody knows any good business brokers, please let me know.

Thanks

 

[retired_member16]

The domain name to me suggested an adult DVD website, I was surprised to see that it wasnt.

£36k seems rather steep for a site that is being done better elsewhere IMO, what do others think, especially those that purchase developed sites?

 

[philipp]

£36k seems rather steep for a site that is being done better elsewhere IMO, what do others think, especially those that purchase developed sites?

Additionally, the /buy page seems to confuse revenue and profit. If I were considering a purchase, I'd want to know about the last few years' turnover and what the current margin is. Expenses breakdown would also be useful too, not least details of how many staff at what salary level etc etc. All the usual stuff, really.

Just a few thoughts.

P.

 

[deconstruction]

i agree, it seem a lot of money for a site that makes ... and i quote "several hundred pounds profit a month"

even at £500 it would take 6 years (at the current level) just to break even.

Or am i missing something?

 

[ratboy]

I thought it was a porn site,

"Award-Winning, Profitable UK Movie Portal for Sale"

erm......... :wink:

 

[diablo]

firestars - where did you get £36k from. It says on the link it is for sale for £75k.

 

[domainer]

The domain name to me suggested an adult DVD website, I was surprised to see that it wasnt.

£36k seems rather steep for a site that is being done better elsewhere IMO, what do others think, especially those that purchase developed sites?

Site design looks a tad noddy