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Last edited by Ubiquitous; 07-28-2006 at 03:30 PM.
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People get mad at me when I give my reasoning behind a zero value. The problem is that you had to explain that Diamond.com sold for 7.5 Million (it was probably worth it even though the sale was for more than just the name). The other thing is that you had to explain what the extention was.
Names that have worth need no introduction. If I ask you to appraise a two-bedroom house and tell you that a two-bedroom house sold for 7.5 Million in Malibu, that still doesn't mean that my two-bedroom house is worth anything.
Both are houses, and both are two-bedroom's, but the most important question of all is: "Where is it located"? The answer is that it is located in a place where there is very little value, so much so, that it might as well not even be a house.
Dog is right. Unfortunately you also had to explain what the extension .vg meant and why that might have significance.
I agree as well..all those comparisons between .coms and a tiny country tlds cant be made, some say that its a least a good keyword, but I disagree with that approach because I can always reg something like diamonds hyphen something and it will still serve as a keyword domain as well..
Thanks for the input.
I didn't have to explain it, I just wanted to... I don't really see what is wrong with that.
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