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none of you have a solid explanation, or logical explanation, but thanks anyway.
 

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why? what is your appraisal model or do you have one or do you just use your gut?

Here is mine :

TLD value : 60 out of 100.
word length or number : 90 out of 100 (one-word dictionary term)
search capability : (90 out of 100). 6.6 million results on google.

final value : (0.6+0.9+0.9)/3 = 0.8 out of 1.

Average market value of domains sold : $500.

0.8*500 = $400.
 

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imo, i don't trust any appraisal models :cool:
the figures we get are far expected from actual sales.
 

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Originally posted by serothehero
why? what is your appraisal model or do you have one or do you just use your gut?

Here is mine :

TLD value : 60 out of 100.
word length or number : 90 out of 100 (one-word dictionary term)
search capability : (90 out of 100). 6.6 million results on google.

final value : (0.6+0.9+0.9)/3 = 0.8 out of 1.

Average market value of domains sold : $500.

0.8*500 = $400.

sero,

Domains should be valued against prior selling prices and/or expected revenue; not fancy equations which don't relate to actual sales in a meaningful way.

Domain auction/reseller sites are littered with hundreds of similar, one word; but largely unusable names; which never get a bid, that's what my appraisal is based on. :)
 
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