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How do you get appraisals from this forum?

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Hi,

How do you guys get appraisals from appraisal thread?

I mean, is there certain ways to post?

Thanks,
Jonathan
 
Thanks DCG.

Been there, done that.

I mean I asked appraisal for SM.ORG which I acquired few days ago.
I just wanted to see if I paid too much or not.

I can see people saw it 40+ times, but, not even 1 appraisal :)

I was wondering if I need to do something else to get appraisals.

Jonathan


DotComGod said:
Just post the domain in the thread title and in the message area post, please appriase.

Best wishes!

-=DCG=-
 
The only other thing you can do would be to purchase a professional appraisal from a 3rd party site. The appraisal forums here are hit or miss. Sometimes you may have many replies and others none. Best of luck with your name.
 
I replied to your appraisal :)
 
Thanks jdk :-)

I saw lots of good things about Moniker.
But, does appraisal from so called professional have any merit?
Up until now, I didn't even consider 3rd party appraisal.

However, I do value appraisals from DNForum members especially
if it's given from valued members.

Jonathan


jdk said:
The only other thing you can do would be to purchase a professional appraisal from a 3rd party site. The appraisal forums here are hit or miss. Sometimes you may have many replies and others none. Best of luck with your name.
 
Remember the old phrase, "You get what you pay for."
 
I see that and I thank you for it :)

I guess I need to post appraisal and then come here and cry:greensmilewinkgrin:

Jonathan

dvestors said:
I replied to your appraisal :)

I am not trying to avoid appraisal fee.
It's peanut shell (not even peanut) compare to what I paid for the domain name in question.

So, do you have appraiser that you use if you ever used one?

Jonathan

jdk said:
Remember the old phrase, "You get what you pay for."
 
Yes, don't waste money on professional appraisals, they are normally too high to keep the customer happy so to speak.

A reason it is slow getting them here is members wanting to avoid getting the owner upset if he happens to appraise it lower than expected. Over the years I have seen some here get quite defensive and disturbed over perceived low appraisals their names get.
 
Paid appraisals are not worth a pinch
 
trader said:
Yes, don't waste money on professional appraisals, they are normally too high to keep the customer happy so to speak.
I rather get honest appraisals.

A reason it is slow getting them here is members wanting to avoid getting the owner upset if he happens to appraise it lower than expected. Over the years I have seen some here get quite defensive and disturbed over perceived low appraisals their names get.
Heh, If I want tap on the shoulder no matter what, I go to my mother even though I am 45 years old:cheeky:

I can take it :)

Joe Honan said:
Paid appraisals are not worth a pinch
That's what I thought.
Thank you for confirming that :)

Thanks,
Jonathan
 
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