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**cybertonic** · 01-24-2007, 10:23 PM

GoPC:

Look likes you are part of these people who are frustrated to not have get some your domains certified as Premium.
Almost funny when after you complaint saying the minimum search popularity level of the term composing the domain to be considered as Premium is low.
What do you want, we be more elistist?

Well I respond to your questions:

- Yes, 13% of the domains that has been sold over 10K do not match our premium domain definition. In these 13% there was some domains not based in english words (we only certify english domains).

- If a domain submitted for certification match the Premium Domain definition then it cannot be rejected, except exceptionnal errors.
If you estimate it has been the case for some of your domains then send me the list and they will be reviewed again.

- Caution with some appraisal services, I recently posted in a forum a comparative of such services. Results can have a huge difference and sometimes simply be absurd.

- Like I allways repeat, we simply check if a domain match the premium domain definition. Nothing more or less. We do not pretend to be experts nor we provide appraisals.

- Trust me, I will prefer we certify more domains as premium.

JazzPetals:
We have not named a domain Premium because it was sold +10K.
We have taken all these domains sold over 10K and submitted them for certification. 87% of them matched our premium domain definition.

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01-24-2007, 10:23 PM	#36 (permalink)
cybertonic DNF Regular Last Online: 10-05-2008 06:01 AM iTrader: (18) Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 749 DNF$: 1,161 Location: .	Re: DNJournal latest sales GoPC: Look likes you are part of these people who are frustrated to not have get some your domains certified as Premium. Almost funny when after you complaint saying the minimum search popularity level of the term composing the domain to be considered as Premium is low. What do you want, we be more elistist? Well I respond to your questions: - Yes, 13% of the domains that has been sold over 10K do not match our premium domain definition. In these 13% there was some domains not based in english words (we only certify english domains). - If a domain submitted for certification match the Premium Domain definition then it cannot be rejected, except exceptionnal errors. If you estimate it has been the case for some of your domains then send me the list and they will be reviewed again. - Caution with some appraisal services, I recently posted in a forum a comparative of such services. Results can have a huge difference and sometimes simply be absurd. - Like I allways repeat, we simply check if a domain match the premium domain definition. Nothing more or less. We do not pretend to be experts nor we provide appraisals. - Trust me, I will prefer we certify more domains as premium. JazzPetals: We have not named a domain Premium because it was sold +10K. We have taken all these domains sold over 10K and submitted them for certification. 87% of them matched our premium domain definition. ... __________________ Domaining.com --- It's about making money with domain names.