Just one last time I want to learn you one more time. Estibot and Godaddy valuation tools are guides. They are not prices. They are not price guides like Beckett’s card price magazine. They merely give you a value to start with. They are tools that have great value because they show a value based on metrics the given company shows as important. The key to all of this is to have some level of intelligence to know that the real price will NOT be this. It will usually be higher or lower depending on a multitude of factors that can’t be put into an algorithm.
I just don’t understand why all the outrage over these tools. Nothing at all effects me with these values. I don’t pay taxes on them. The price I pay or sell for is not based on these prices. Nothing at all. There is nothing simpler than ignoring something. But domain investors seem to have problems ignoring things. But ignore we can’t. Heaven forbid a person puts in a $100 bid on my $100,000 domain. My loss is wasted time reading an email. I don’t owe anyone a response but I try and let them know my price. Anything other than a counter and I move on. If they really want my domain they’ll be back. I’ve established where they can get ahold of me and that I’m selling the domain. I have no want to teach them the value of domains or tell them why its valuable. Not my job and I feel that no amount of knowledge is going to make them pay my amount. “Now that you showed me that it’s a valuable domain I’ve decided to pay the price” is an email I have never gotten. All this yet domain investors berate and tell countless stories of low bidders. How many more times can that story be told. My response is usually one word ……Namebio.com . They can take it from there .
On a personal note and to show you what writing a blog can get you. I received this comment when I talked about going to Nairobi given the recent bombings.
Sorry to say but you should cancel. You’re a prime target. Don’t think for a second these groups don’t have have intelligence ops in this day and age.
Wealthy Americans who openly blog about his income and mission trip is visiting Kenya. Nairobi or not, it’s all a drive away to pick you up. Access to capital, friends who care, government who cares. If you were in their shoes, would you not see millions for the taking
Written anonymously per usual. I’ve now been in Nairobi 3 days and leaving tomorrow and it looks like I made it through safely. There are literally tens of thousands of people here with more money and value than me and if they did their intelligence ops would know that my family wouldn’t pay $45 to get me back. My insurance makes me worth more if they don’t pay. Fortunately there are lots of Americans and doctors from all over the world working together with us that know that God is good. That obstacles and fear will always be present when moving into areas of the unknown. If I stopped doing things I thought were good because of people that were bad I would never leave my home. Tomorrow we head towards a mountain town hospital where the real work begins. The last two days have been having our doctors train their doctors. I’m not a doctor but sitting through a few classes and exams I feel like I could probably use an Ultrasound machine now. Off to the list. Make sure to click on the names to see the current price and to help DSAD continue writing each day.
Quote of the Day: “You who handle poverty badly will handle riches equally badly… money does not change the sickness, only the symptoms.”
Domain of the Day: PrimeBox.com Amazon has taken over the word prime but now more memorable than ever. And box names continue to stay hot as monthly membership names
Namejet, Sedo, and other Names Up for Auction
RXS.com I think it will sell based on the reserve.
BrainWorkouts.com People forget the brain needs just as much daily exercise as the body
BodyShave.com Because everyone likes to look like a Barbi doll now
PreDeveloped.com Pretty much the same as Undeveloped
PMDA.com Under $250 at press time
GoldenHound.com Sounds like an IPA so its a good brand. No bids
SafetyDepartment.com Sounds like a good place to buy safety and OSHA stuff
Godaddy Domains With Multiple Bids
Freer.com Top price and top value according to Godaddy. Remember, a guide, a guide
FlightBase.com I see travel or gaming here
Glostar.com Upgrade name for a couple companies around the world
Anaia.com A girls name and girls names continue to draw good prices
Appism.com App names continue to go for more than I think they would
Iboca.com nice 5L.com. Getting some good betters so may be moving out of my range
Shootify.com Don’t love it but I can understand why someone may take a flyer on it
LearningApp.com Learning is its own category in the app store
Luvoo.com 5L but unfortunately already getting bids
Smartzy.com Like the smart part the Zy and an SY would be a bit confusing
Godaddy Domains With One or No Bids
Starzy.com The perfect noun to add zy to in order to make it an inexpensive brand
Keeyo.com You know I love these types of names at the right price
Rufoo.com Another one with no bidders
HydroponicEnergy.com I know what hydro energy is. Never heard of hydroponic energy. I know it uses a lot for the grow lights
iHearingAids.com The I name run is pretty much over at this point
TripleBet.com I’m long bet names right now. Not physically but in thought and desire
Leap360.com Not the normal type of name I’d recommend but a name of a school testing program. Seems to be shared by a few different levels of school
WigRepair.com Don’t laugh, its real
FooFight.com For all the foo fighters fans out there
TeleNames.com Make your domain company sound old and experienced
ProspectRoom.com A lot of good uses for this one including High School and college prospects
RunLiquid.com I see this as a sports gel like Gu or something
RainHero.com I don’t like product names but I can absolutely see this one on TV
The Rest of the Names With Bids
067.net
380787.com
5535u.com
778268.com
AAMed.com
Acifer.com
Amecoinc.com
Ardoises.com
AspenArt.org
AssisiHostel.com
AuthorJenniferJames.com
Babaji.net
Bean-Leaf.com
BR95.com
BrokenDishes.com
by99edu.com
ByteGadget.com
CBGBrands.com
ChairPal.com
Circular.org
Cnairik.com
Cnopai.com
CoachWeber.com
CoinAbly.com
ColorKiss.com
columbianorml.org
CompareForexBrokers.com
Conceprm.com
Corseletiva.com
CryptoVilla.com
CyberTurf.com
Direcdis.com
DraftGore.com
dw39.com
dywzgs.com
Emamo.com
ERVN.com
EternalLifestyles.com
fjjd119.com
FraudAudit.com
greatplainslcc.org
gxlaichi.com
HeavyEyes.com
Helijunya.com
IntoRead.com
InvestHero.com
IpswichArts.com
jsjr888.com
jvking.com
KingWarner.com
LeiLockHeart.me
lincproject.org
LoveFashions.com
lyyfjwz.com
M268.com
MEI4you.com
MRRoomfinder.com
MrsPark.com
NatureStockLibrary.com
Nic0.com
Occupy4Prisoners.org
OnlineDeliverShop.com
Oxandco.com
pavlovskaya.net
Pawag.com
PCSQL.com
PuppetPress.com
RadiantDental.com
RedSkyDentalSpa.com
RevolverHouston.com
RichmondRunFest.com
REUFrontenac.com
Samberry.com
SearchGreenPros.com
SeniorLivingMap.org
Shizidianqi.com
SimplyAdorable.com
Sjlaojie.com
SlickArt.com
SpeaksForItself.com
SpyCar.com
StartupMoms.com
Stephly.com
Suomocar.com
Tacorp.com
TechnicsToday.com
ThatSaid.com
ThousandoaksDentist.info
Tintuchangngayonline.com
TopShareWares.com
WMFW.com
Viguide.com
WangLet.com
WDJS888.com
WebsiteDesignGroup.com
wvaea.org
YTN520.com
“Keep that in mind and only buy names that YOU think are…”
…good
…great
…worth it
Shane you’re leaving us hanging with the last sentence.