Does anyone have the domain value chart?

[WhiteLight]

Does anyone have the domain value chart? I can't seem to find it or remember it. It went something like this.
.nets worth about 80% less than a dot com.
.orgs 20% less than a .net
.infos about 20% less than a .org etc..

Thanks in advance.

 

[chillking]

I would say .net 10 x less than .com and .org is normally 20% less than .net but it does depend on what the domain is related to for example .org is worth more than .net if the domain is education related like a school domain for example
university.org sold for $100,000
onlineeducation.org sold for $18,228
nursingschools.org sold for $15,000
myschool.org sold for $10,200
collegescholarships.org sold for $8,000 .

 

[victornumber]

collegescholarship.org sold here a while back for $5k. If its education, nonprofit, etc, .org is worth more but not more than .com

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

not calling you a fool, but...


only fools would actually believe and use such a chart for pricing

 

[jdk]

not calling you a fool, but...


only fools would actually believe and use such a chart for pricing

or a n00b - not calling you one, but this is why low ball offers are received b/c people go off so called charts

 

[WhiteLight]

Thanks

 

[draggar]

A domain is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it - the TLD is just a way of sorting them out but there are some non-.com domains out there that are far more popular, and valuable, than their .com counterparts (but that comes with a lot of hard work).

SlickDeals.net
Icio.Us (as in Del.Icio.Us)

Etc...

.orgs do tend to do better with educational (that aren't .edu) and charaties - people tend to think they're more likely to be "legit" than a .com or .net (when in reality it doess't matter).

I'd love to see the pure type in traffic ratio of redcross.org vs. redcross.com

 

[WhiteLight]

Yeah, true. Thanks Draggar.


[/QUOTE] I'd love to see the pure type in traffic ratio of redcross.org vs. redcross.com

Yeah, me too. I wonder?