closed Just Got It On A Snap

[iBizStart]

Nothing fancy and something long:
APPRAISEYOURBUSINESS.COM

I figured on making it into a site where people can submit their businesses and I will appriase its value

 

[DrWho]

$15

 

[bidawinner]

reg fee..

I dont understand spending $69 for a snap that has no backlinks, has no type-in value , has no overrure searchs and that you can pick a similiar or better for reg feee

 

[iBizStart]

SOrry my mistake, I didn't use a snap, I used namewinner and paid $9

 

[-Matt-]

$15

 

[TrafficMonsterRRR]

Originally posted by byalik
SOrry my mistake, I didn't use a snap, I used namewinner and paid $9

How do you like namewinner? Is it faster that you own watching (and grabbing) action? The price seems to be right but how effective is it? Sometimes I wonder if it is better not to draw attention to a name you are "waiting" to expire with a "watch" or public snap entry. However, I have not used namewinner, so...

 

[iBizStart]

I like it except for the fact that you have to bid on a name
Im not sure exactly how good it is compared to snapnames

 

[URLtrader]

Originally posted by TrafficMonsterRRR

How do you like namewinner? Is it faster that you own watching (and grabbing) action? The price seems to be right but how effective is it? Sometimes I wonder if it is better not to draw attention to a name you are "waiting" to expire with a "watch" or public snap entry. However, I have not used namewinner, so...

I wanted DNAnews.com and used Snapnames , Namewinner and Expirefish . Namewinner was the winner . And cost only $ 8.75 .

 

[thinkaholic]

Is there any previous traffic? Not a bad name. Descriptive, but appraising a business is a lot diff. than appraising a domain name. You have to count in financials, income, pofits, overhead, employees, debt, future earnings, and a slew of others.

Run it for a few months, see if you get any bites, then cash out.

 

[tigga]

$8.97

 

[CoolHost.com]

$0.00 - $9.00 IMHO.
Good Luck.

 

[Drewbert]

If someone is paying taxes on their business, they've basically done an appraisal already.

If not, they're probably going to get a chartered accountant to do it.

$0