closed netneed.com

[peter]

What do you guys think?

 

[peter]

an appraisal that is =)

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

See no value in resale....Sorry

 

[Duke]

I can see no value either. It has no apparent meaning. What were you thinking when you regged it?

 

[peter]

I dont know =)
But... I dont know

its NETNEEDS! satisfy all your needs on the net
REGFEE ATLEAST??

 

[Frenchie]

Icehole, do'nt be worry. Most appraisers here are resellers on the secondary market. Thus, they only see the value in terms of traffic, not in terms of "nice to remember" name, not in terms of "brand marketing". They do'nt care of the "fidelity" factor for the customer.

Personally, I find your name NetNeed.com easy to remember (onomatopea) for the customer who type himself the name, not using systematicaly a search engine. And indeed quite everybody needs to use internet (you have to display related services if you develop a site).

Meanwhile, it could be very difficult for you to sell it at a good price, it means to find somebody informed of the existence of your name, and willing buy it.

 

[peter]

frenchie: thanks for the tips.
What do you think is the best place to try to sell them?

 

[RON2]

I agree, it's an easy to say, read and spell domain that could be develped upon.

I think I'll register it myself.

Just kidding, but you've got to be careful putting domains up for appraisal before you register them. If they're good, they're as good as gone.

 

[peter]

wel.. I registered it before I posted here so thats OK

 

[peter]

I know it doesnt show in the whois yet, but I have it registered in my enom account, so I think I own it, right?

 

[yesonline]

Originally posted by Frenchie
Icehole, do'nt be worry. Most appraisers here are resellers on the secondary market. Thus, they only see the value in terms of traffic, not in terms of "nice to remember" name, not in terms of "brand marketing". They do'nt care of the "fidelity" factor for the customer.

I like what you said, it makes me more comfortable as well

 

[RON2]

Originally posted by icehole
I know it doesnt show in the whois yet, but I have it registered in my enom account, so I think I own it, right?

Yep, you own it as soon as eNom gives you a successful order confirmation. The details will follow in the whois within 12 hours or so.

 

[peter]

Originally posted by -RJ-


Yep, you own it as soon as eNom gives you a successful order confirmation. The details will follow in the whois within 12 hours or so.

Ok good.