closed racistjokes.com

[joeny]

Id predict some psycho would pay upto $5000. to $7500. that was really into that SORT OF THING ... a person just trying to get clicks would pay $1K - 3K ... and person trying to get a good deal would offer $500. However it is a really bad domain to own ... unless you use it for good ...
I cant imagine feeling good about making money off something like that ... theres allready so much negativity in the world. ...
However making an Anti-Rasist site out of it in my opinion isnt gonna do anything much either ... as people who type in that domain are not gonna all of a sudden change because of a web site ... but at least the person that owns the website would feel good.

all in all ... anything over $5K take it ... or if your happy with owning a domain like that and the $1K/year ... keep it.

Can anyone help me appraise my domain , its actually a babyname domain and is in the right section here on dnforum, but no one is offering any answers


ps, sorry to get off the subject here , but it was getting hot in this subject , so why not some cool air in my post

Oh and btw Profitting from Racism is like being a racist in my opinion

Joe

 

[furca]

Nice name, not sure about value, but try to keep it clean

 

[Keyboard Cowboy]

Okay, first of all, Mocus, we don't want to hear what you think about racism nor do we care what your opinion on the area is.

allfree asked what he could expect to sell it for, and that is what you should be answering. Owning such a domain is not an *evil* thing, or whatever you want to call it, it's business. If allfree makes $1000 a year on it from pure type ins, great. There's nothing ON the site, so as far as I'm concerned, the domain is just two words put together. It is, however, a different story if he chooses to develop the site INTO a site about racist jokes. But again, that's his business, no need to be telling him what to do in an appraisal thread.

Actually, sorry for interrupting.

I would say around $3000-$4000.

 

[DNjet]

I would sell at 5k and be comfortable with that.