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NEW FORUM: Domains for Sale (Domain Sales) - Premium Domains (Above $1,000)
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Be impossible to manage because i see domains i would not give $200 for sell for low thousands and that's the problem with a thread like this.
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There are no premium domains in the $1000 range and if we raised it to $10,000, everyone would list their crap domains in there thinking they are worth 10k when they probably aren't worth $1000.
Nobody has time to valuate all the domains placed in there before the thread gets approved.
Sorry, this idea is not a good one.
Adam
Nobody has time to valuate all the domains placed in there before the thread gets approved.
Sorry, this idea is not a good one.
Adam
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Would not work even if Mods had time to review. How can they tell they are premiums based on when you look at the weekly DNJournal data it sometimes seems the vast majority of names sold for far more than expected. In fact, many of the names sold at premium prices would likely not sell at all here even for under $100 or get reg fee appraisals.
Over the years I have seen 1000s of names sell for 4 or 5 figures which looked like little more than reg fee names. That's because it's mostly a numbers game and heavily involving luck if a domain sells and its price and not necessarily based on keyword value, perceived value or stats.
Over the years I have seen 1000s of names sell for 4 or 5 figures which looked like little more than reg fee names. That's because it's mostly a numbers game and heavily involving luck if a domain sells and its price and not necessarily based on keyword value, perceived value or stats.
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We could however add a category for 1 word dictionary generics, that would be an area I would be interested in and would check often.
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the biggest problem with the concept, is the subjectivity of the word "Premium", as it would apply to a domain name.
along with the "pending" status prior to approval by an "Administrator".
thus, the "Administrator" would become the appraiser and what they consider "Premium" would be based on their knowledge/experience, not yours.
the other non-issues which occur all the time, is when a domain is valued @ $1k or higher, even by the lowest of "reseller marketplace" standards....and potential buyers will still offer less in an attempt to get a bargain.
still, to address your willingness
the "Exclusive" section at DNF was created with the notion that those who were willing to pay more, would also have the benefit of buying and selling 'higher quality' domain names within that section, along with the other benefits that membership level offers.
on occassion, the model works.
imo...
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