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There are two kinds of buyers - domainers and then the single guys. A domainer is a pro. He wants to buy low and sell high. A domainer will look at a domain based on the wholesale value and those values are typically priced based on the keywords that make up the domain name.
The professional domainer will _always_ pay less for any given domain name because he's in it for a profit. It's like real estate is to a real estate investor - a "flipper".
He may or may not fix it up but either way his plan is to sell it for more than he bought it for. He (or she) has no actual interest in your domain name beyond the profit potential.
The rest of people are the ones who buy way less domain names but will typically pay more. The other guys are in it for that domain name - it may mean something to him or her, like maybe it is their name or the name of their dog or perhaps something they want to name their company.
These kind of buyers will always pay more for a domain name than the pros but finding them isn't always as easy.
They will pay for a domain name based on their own personal budget and also base the value on how much THEY want it, as opposed to how much it may sell for later on down the line.
So how do you find the individual buyers? Well as others have suggested, try looking for doms with those names and then email them and flat out offer them the domain name for sale.
As for a the wholesale value of those domain names, they are pretty worthless. Ask yourself this ... how many people a day do you think really google "Mistress Cleo" or "Mistress Dana"?
The lower that number is, the less the value of that domain name is.
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