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Gee

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i ask everyone who post domains for appraisal to give some informations about them

like google results ,overture , developed or not , taken com net org info biz ..., ....etc

i think this will help us appraise more easily and don't have to search after each domain

thanks
 
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Excellent point, additionally could add what direction you want to go with the domain i.e. immediate sale to reseller, business portal, find an end user, suggestions for use etc etc.
 
yes, well....
you guys sure have great points, but sometimes someone might offer an idea that isnt based on pre made results.

I mean what If we can actually give an idea as to how the name might be developed?

I know I sure have some idiotic domains, but, does anyone think that 'ebay' or 'yahoo' would have been appriaed highly before these companies existed?
Just speaking my mind...
 
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yes, well....
you guys sure have great points, but sometimes someone might offer an idea that isnt based on pre made results.

I mean what If we can actually give an idea as to how the name might be developed?

I know I sure have some idiotic domains, but, does anyone think that 'ebay' or 'yahoo' would have been appraised highly before these companies existed?
Just speaking my mind...
 
I love it when my mind is faster than my fingers...

I hope some moderator realizes I was trying to fix a spelling error and quoted myself...
 
A wiseman once said:
originally said by WebCat:
Don't feel bad Seeker! I quote myself all the time!
WebCat :cheeky:
 
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