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OK, so here's what they said when I posted 10Forums.com: http://www.dnforum.com/showthread.php?t=100720. So...please appraise Top10Forums.com and TopTenForums.com (end user). Thanks...
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I can't agree with nts. Without developement I'd see it difficult to break xxx.
As for end-user price.... same estimate, most end-users for forums are in the business your in, or dabbling in it.
Take into account I'm just getting into forums now. But still feel strong about my appraisal.
On a positive note: Developement will bring good numbers for any name.
Kevin.
As for end-user price.... same estimate, most end-users for forums are in the business your in, or dabbling in it.
Take into account I'm just getting into forums now. But still feel strong about my appraisal.
On a positive note: Developement will bring good numbers for any name.
Kevin.
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Thanks for the appraisals, especially the first one of course 
. In my own personal view (oh, what a surprise), and judging from the posts of dodo1 and Kevin in the other thread, however, I'd say we really should be talking about $x,xxx and up for the end user market . Dodo1 has never seemed the least bit overly easy to please, and he already gave low to mid $xxx for the name without the "top10/topten." Kevin, too, has usually seemed quite conservative in his valuations. "Top 10" and "Top Ten" definitely stand on their own in terms of significance and appeal, so development shouldn't really be much of an issue here - just gravy on top.
I like Top10 much better than TopTen for use and development. Do others feel the same?
. In my own personal view (oh, what a surprise), and judging from the posts of dodo1 and Kevin in the other thread, however, I'd say we really should be talking about $x,xxx and up for the end user market . Dodo1 has never seemed the least bit overly easy to please, and he already gave low to mid $xxx for the name without the "top10/topten." Kevin, too, has usually seemed quite conservative in his valuations. "Top 10" and "Top Ten" definitely stand on their own in terms of significance and appeal, so development shouldn't really be much of an issue here - just gravy on top.I like Top10 much better than TopTen for use and development. Do others feel the same?
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