Casino - single word

[JohnGBUK]

Thoughts please on:

www.casino.no.com

[URLtrader]

no no .

[JohnGBUK]

Care to expand on that?

[diverge]

I think he meant casiNO.NO.com. I saw the same thing when I read it.

$30-60.

[cyphix]

I think he meant no no...

[William9]

NO appraisal. So far, it appears it was NOT a domain submitted for appraisal. Casino.no.com is a sub-domain. AFAIK, if you get a sub-domain, you have an extreme uphill battle getting any legal recognition what-so-every.

Good luck,

[JohnGBUK]

So are you saying this name has NO value? I can't beleive that, that. My www.casino.no.com would be much better than some junk I see being advertised, www.My-Sportsbook.cc for instance along with MANY more found within 60 seconds on Google. Come on, be realistic.

[Ed30]

Realistically, this name has no value whatsoever.

[JohnGBUK]

Okay, so it's not a 'type-in' name. So it's down to keywording and 'looks' as a link. Would you as a consumer looking for a casino click on www.My-Sportsbook.cc or www.casino.no.com ? Come on folks lets REALLY be realistic about these things.

[URLtrader]

Originally posted by JohnGBUK
Come on folks lets REALLY be realistic about these things.

Please try to understand that you cannot force people at DNF to give appraisals which you want to see. And even if someone does that to please you , it will not help your pocket. One person (not at dnf) wrote that genome.us (owned by me) is worthless or worth $100.00.All right.He has an opinion and I will not force my opinion on him. Good luck.

[William9]

JohnGBUK said ”I can't believe that. My www.casino.no.com would be much better than some junk I see being advertised, www.My-Sportsbook.cc for instance…”

Mysports-book.cc is a hyphenated domain. My valuation of that domain is irrelevant to the domain you submitted for valuation. If it was Casino.mysports-book.cc submitted for valuation, it would be a subdomain of mysports-book.com. I assure you, that Casino subdomain is also worthless.

Your root domain, NO.com is an incredible domain (I would give my car for it) registered to Centalnic of London. A domain with a dot infront of it is a subdomain. Please note that it is not analogous to casino.co.uk which has great value.

P.S. One of the many reasons it is worthless New.NET found out. Major search engines will not list them – among many many other issues.

I hope I have helped in what appears not to be a disagreement on the valuation, but rather a misunderstanding of domain vs. subdomain.
Good luck

[FineE]

no.com is one of the centralnic.com domains. And they sell registration at the third level. They have a whole bunch of "country code" including uk.com, us.com etc.

The trouble is this clause in thier agreement

" 13 If the registrant for the domain name changes, the new registrant must re-register the name and pay the full registration fee. CentralNic accepts no liability and shall not be responsible if a third party registers the domain name before such re-registration."

In effect saying you cannot sell it. So the appraisal right now is $0

Now if history is any indication, registries start with very restrictive clauses and then relax them when they see the potential for revenue. So they may in the future change this rule and your domain will be worth something.

Also I must add that search engines do list sub domains including "new.net". What they do is list the whole domain ie logical.arts.new.net as opposed to logical.arts. This is an actual new.net site listed in google, with a PR of 4

[Whois-Search]

If you can get it listed in Goggle for "Casino" $500

[JohnGBUK]

"If you can get it listed in Goggle for "Casino" $500"

Then that is the challenge. Maybe I'll come back to this issue 'when' it's listed then...!

Thanks to all for the comments, good to hear all sides from the pros.