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closed AppraiseAll.com - Expired Yahoo Listed Domain

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Help me out with this one people. I picked it up just a few minutes after getting the email from LJA's Expired Yahoo/DMOZ domain list. I don't like to have to make a decision that quickly but I have noticed many of the names on those lists disappear instantly so I had to make a snap decision.

I had been thinking about an appraisal name anyhow, and liked the play on the word appraisal (though that may also be a bad thing in terms of mis-spelling the domain if they have to type it in). There's also the matter of the Yahoo directory listing costing $299 which should give it some intrinsic value at least temporarily (if they discover the domain no longer contains content related to the listing - bye bye!). What do you think of it?
 
Yahoo listed domains just aren't bringing the bucks like they used to. I estimate $20 wholesale to $75 retail.

No Alexa stats, Google PR of 4. Not very many links.

If you decide to sell, I'd be interested at the wholesale level.
 
Originally posted by 2gajgops
Yahoo listed domains just aren't bringing the bucks like they used to. I estimate $20 wholesale to $75 retail.

No Alexa stats, Google PR of 4. Not very many links.

If you decide to sell, I'd be interested at the wholesale level.

Thanks 2g. I have to decide if I want to use it myself or look for another name for this purpose (not looking at it for domain appraisals by the way - but my wife has an antiques business). Also thanks for the tip on the current market value for Yahoo expired names. This is only the second one I picked up. I would only take them if the name has some intrinsic appeal on its own.
 
hey duke dont use it for that its listed under real esate make a real estate web site i might be abe to make one
 
It was definitely worth the reg. Let me know if you decide to let it go. I would use this one for myself as well - I have a small group of real estate domains that I redirect. Even a little bit of targeted traffic would make it worth it. It isn't a bad looking name from a purist point of view either.
 
Originally posted by 2gajgops
It was definitely worth the reg. Let me know if you decide to let it go. I would use this one for myself as well - I have a small group of real estate domains that I redirect. Even a little bit of targeted traffic would make it worth it. It isn't a bad looking name from a purist point of view either.

That was the key 2g. I thought it had some name appeal, otherwise I wouldn't have taken it for just the Yahoo listing. I was aware the listing was in Southern California real estate, so if I use it for antques that it will likely get delisted soon, leaving me the name value alone. I'll let you know if I put it up for sale.
 
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