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According to the LeapFish.com system, your name has a combined value score of 43. When compared to recent sales data of hundreds of other domain names, you are given an estimated base value of $203.00. This should generally be your minumum sale value. Additionally, your estimated actual value is $1,332.00. This is an estimated value which may be more or less than a realized value due to demand for this type of name.

Hope that helps,
Cillosis
 
cillosis said:
According to the LeapFish.com system, your name has a combined value score of 43. When compared to recent sales data of hundreds of other domain names, you are given an estimated base value of $203.00. This should generally be your minumum sale value. Additionally, your estimated actual value is $1,332.00. This is an estimated value which may be more or less than a realized value due to demand for this type of name.

Hope that helps,
Cillosis

Whats Leapfish?

Ive noticed you use this in every appraisal.. Since I've never heard of this before, is this your website you're constantly promoting on sly?
 
As I've seen, leapfish is a website which says how much si worth, in their oppinion, your site. What cillosis is doing, is posting their info to show you that price. Of course is not the exact price, however can be a good start.
 
LeapFish.com just valued Mortgage.com at $58,542. Obviously, I don't believe we can use LeapFish.com as a barometer for the value of a domain name.
 
LOL. Thats all I have to say about that.

The LeapFish system is suppose to be a general analysis tool. There are always names that can screw with the system, especially names that "logistically" are more valuable. Some examples would be "business.com","mortgage.com","finance.com" or something like that. These names are very valuable because of what they "mean" and it is hard to judge definition in an analysis system. For undeveloped, or newly developed names, this system is fairly close.

The estimated base value is usually closer to the right price for a new name. The estimated actual value is usually closer for a developed name. It's a numbers game that varies depending on what somebody will "actually" pay for it.

Hope that clears some issues up. -Cillosis-
 
noelius said:
As I've seen, leapfish is a website which says how much si worth, in their oppinion, your site. What cillosis is doing, is posting their info to show you that price. Of course is not the exact price, however can be a good start.


I know what hes doing... Yes, hes posting info from leapfish, and Ive never heard of leapfish, so Im asking is Leapfish his website.. because if it is, hes replying to every appraisal using it, and that to me seems like *advertising* on sly.


But if its not, I apologize
 
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