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why the age of a domain effect the value of a domain?
 
Just like wine's taste improves with time. A worthless domain drops; hence an older domain is worth more. The same goes for older women, they have all the juice.
 
Just like wine's taste improves with time. A worthless domain drops; hence an older domain is worth more. The same goes for older women, they have all the juice.

just switch the "keywords" around and you get the same result.

Just like wine's taste improves with time. A worthless women drops; hence an older women is worth more. The same goes for older domains, they have all the juice.

Just like domain's taste improves with time. A worthless wine drops; hence an older wine is worth more. The same goes for older women, they have all the juice.

Just like women's taste improves with time. A worthless domain drops; hence an older domain is worth more. The same goes for older wine, they have all the juice.

etc...:smilewinkgrin:
 
Though valuable domain names drop as well. Some domain names are worthless though they were created in 95-96, this will naturally make them of some value because of the date, but for some domains, there is no hope.
 
Strongly disagree.
Do you think a domain like p5.com, UncleSam.com, Jasmine.com etc. are worthless?

Did they drop? Maybe their original owners died, got locked out of their accounts, were engaged in a lawsuit or got drunk for 30 days prior to renewal time.
 
Did they drop? Maybe their original owners died, got locked out of their accounts, were engaged in a lawsuit or got drunk for 30 days prior to renewal time.

lol.
 
age adds to seo benefits, since google likes old domains
 
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