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It would be a tremendous marketing platform for some of our domains.
Let him who is without eCrap cast the first stone.
Let him who is without eCrap cast the first stone.
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Seriously, though ... I would develop this into the premier blog for the crappiest crap of the internet. People like watching bloopers and laughing at embarrassing junk. The average person wouldn't understand our interest in domains. But bad or pointless or ridiculous websites are abundant, and people would probably find a collection of the most bizarre websites very interesting. They might even submit novelty websites (or inadvertently horrible websites) to you for inclusion. In a perverse way, that's exposure and backlinks for an up-and-coming website as well--what they call a "dubious distinction".
If you're not up for curating the web's garbage heap for comic value, I'd trade it to another domainer or web addict who is. I can't imagine pitching it to established end users. But it has entertainment potential and brand value. Who knows, you might capture a larger audience than you'd expect. And in that case, Adsense revenue would justify your time.
If you're not up for curating the web's garbage heap for comic value, I'd trade it to another domainer or web addict who is. I can't imagine pitching it to established end users. But it has entertainment potential and brand value. Who knows, you might capture a larger audience than you'd expect. And in that case, Adsense revenue would justify your time.
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$1,500 to $3,000 reseller, $6,000 to $12,000 to a motivated end user.
Best wishes,
Darlene
Best wishes,
Darlene
You really think so?!
Well, let me cast a voice of dissent here then and say that this one
is worth significantly less than $1,000...
This would be a great site for a crap-award for websites 
I would say between $100-500
Just a side note there is an auction-site on com.au version of it where people can sell all their crap
And another side note, don't rely on automatic appraisals. I don't have anything specific against estibot, im just saying generel don't use automatic appraisal. An example on that automatic appraisals is not useful is try to appraise estibot.com on estibot.com it says $4,200 go e-mail estibot and ask if he wants to sell his domain for $4,200
Good luck with your domain.
I would say between $100-500
Just a side note there is an auction-site on com.au version of it where people can sell all their crap
And another side note, don't rely on automatic appraisals. I don't have anything specific against estibot, im just saying generel don't use automatic appraisal. An example on that automatic appraisals is not useful is try to appraise estibot.com on estibot.com
it says $4,200 go e-mail estibot and ask if he wants to sell his domain for $4,200 Good luck with your domain.
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I apologize to the OP for my mistake. When I first saw your comment Brian I was prepared to fervently defend my monetary evaluations and then I realized that this was eCrap and not eCap.
My apologies again to the OP.
Best wishes,
Darlene
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