What is the criteria for the monetory valuation of any domain name? can anyone explain?
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that cannot be explained this simply
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A domain like anything else in this world is only worth how much a person is willing to actually pay you for it.even ADULTS need TOYS
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Scange, there's no formula, there are lots of factors that people consider. In general, domains with type-in traffic are worth more, domains with no legal risks are worth more, domains that relate to higher-profit-margin sales/services are worth more, memorable short domains are worth more than longer complex ones (usually a factor in its type-in traffic anyway), .com > .net > .org > .info > .cx (again already reflected in type-in traffic).
And generally don't trust domain valuations from places like Afternic.Comment
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LOL, what's .cx?Originally posted by arg
Scange, there's no formula, there are lots of factors that people consider. In general, domains with type-in traffic are worth more, domains with no legal risks are worth more, domains that relate to higher-profit-margin sales/services are worth more, memorable short domains are worth more than longer complex ones (usually a factor in its type-in traffic anyway), .com > .net > .org > .info > .cx (again already reflected in type-in traffic).
And generally don't trust domain valuations from places like Afternic.I don't use ICQ anymore.Comment
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I thought the old goatse.cx site made that extension unforgettable.Originally posted by polish_aristocrat
LOL, what's .cx?
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Well said!Originally posted by jade_dragon
A domain like anything else in this world is only worth how much a person is willing to actually pay you for it.ICQ: 61462417Comment
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post the domain we will teel you
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Originally posted by arg
Scange, there's no formula, there are lots of factors that people consider. In general, domains with type-in traffic are worth more, domains with no legal risks are worth more, domains that relate to higher-profit-margin sales/services are worth more, memorable short domains are worth more than longer complex ones (usually a factor in its type-in traffic anyway), .com > .net > .org > .info > .cx (again already reflected in type-in traffic).
And generally don't trust domain valuations from places like Afternic.
Hard question. Thanks for answering.
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Originally posted by Halcyon
Hard question. Thanks for answering.
That post was a flash of fucking brilliance and wins the daily FoFB Award. The author of this post has earned $20 from FLASHCA$H and our eternal gratitude for making time spent on the boards more worth while. THANK YOU!
$ deposited via Flashcash account to ePassporte.
Email [email protected] or ICQ 261-416-675 to arrange for your $$$.
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I don't use ICQ anymore.Comment
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for .com
number of characters * .42
.net is *.31
This will tell you how much it's worth, to the point.ICQ: 2262.73945Comment
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"goatse" is a perfect example of an exception to that rule of thumb. "goatse.cx" is definitely better than "goatse.com". :-)Originally posted by paxton
I thought the old goatse.cx site made that extension unforgettable.
Wow, cool on the flash of brilliance Hal, thanks! Mine isn't the best of FOBs, but some days I guess the standards are lower.
I like the whole flash of brilliance idea, nice encouragement for people to make constructive posts.
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