closed GetGoldPrice.com

[sundaybluez]

Hi Friends,

Bought this domain for providing gold price updates sizing the opportunity of market being volatile and gold price search trend going high. I am thinking of it in terms of a bit long term investment holding it on next 6 months and then selling it off.

For now my developer haven't found any international gold price feed so he has put gold price india for now...

What do you guys this about this domain or the idea put behind it. Please be upfront about your comments/suggestions...

Thanks
John

 

[WhoDatDog]

It's a zero. I will prove it to you, too. This is a domain forum. People here know the value of names. List it in a thread and I bet you can't get $5 for it. It is almost impossible to sell names that actually have value around here right now, so this name has essentially no chance of a sale (less than one percent chance of getting $20).

Don't listen to people who will tell you to develop the name. It takes three seconds to find out the current price of gold by using Google. You won't be able to add any value to that.

 

[rh287]

It's a zero. I will prove it to you, too. This is a domain forum. People here know the value of names. List it in a thread and I bet you can't get $5 for it. It is almost impossible to sell names that actually have value around here right now, so this name has essentially no chance of a sale (less than one percent chance of getting $20).

Don't listen to people who will tell you to develop the name. It takes three seconds to find out the current price of gold by using Google. You won't be able to add any value to that.

I agree with WhoDatDog, although he seems to be on the rag, or maybe he is just an a***h0le all the time, I just don't know. This is the site that most people I know go to to get the up-to-the minute precious metals prices..I know i do...Just can't be beat and its free., By default it tells you the current price per troy ounce in gold. Just put a 1 in the top box. Noodle around with it and you can find the melt value of any purity of gold with a few clicks if you know the weight. Also, look at the links at the bottom of the page ,(Kitco.com). If you decide to sell your scrap gold, trust me they will give you the best price anywhere..,( about 8% below melt),and you don't really have to be a dealer either...
http://www.dendritics.com/scales/metal-calc.asp