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steitieh

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Vulnerabilities . info

Security Vulnerabilities Info


Please appraise guys.


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I don't know how to place a $ value on these beyond noting that Googling "security vulnerabilities" gives about 1,000,000 results with plenty of sponsored links - and "vulnerabilities" returns 21,000,000 with everything on the first page also strictly related to computer security - but with less sponsored links for the broader term.

The plural works okay in this context (though more results and sponsored links returned from search on the singular form). The ".info" extension is probably fine for a techie audience - safe bet enough will remember it and possibly be more naturally inclined to check out a ".info" site before a .com in this context ... (Compare with relative success of "insecure.org" for instance).

Computer security always has been a lucrative business but I think it is an especially urgent subject for many companies this year dealing with pressure from the credit card industry to bring practices up to minimum standard under pain of increased liability for data theft. (Google "PCI compliance" and "TJ Maxx" for the back story there). Many companies have put security on the back burner until faced with more serious consequences - now they are scrambling to hire consultants or even "just buy a solution" if they haven't already ramped up in-house efforts to avoid getting hammered with higher credit card transaction rates and potential fines for non-compliance etc.

So from that point of view, can see a good domain name such as vulnerabilities . info having potentially high $xxxx or more value to an end user - may be reasonable to expect at least mid $xxx reseller price based on that analysis.
 

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Thanks for the SUPER detailed appraisal... I really appreciate the time you spent on it.



Anymore opinions?


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Rami




I don't know how to place a $ value on these beyond noting that Googling "security vulnerabilities" gives about 1,000,000 results with plenty of sponsored links - and "vulnerabilities" returns 21,000,000 with everything on the first page also strictly related to computer security - but with less sponsored links for the broader term.

The plural works okay in this context (though more results and sponsored links returned from search on the singular form). The ".info" extension is probably fine for a techie audience - safe bet enough will remember it and possibly be more naturally inclined to check out a ".info" site before a .com in this context ... (Compare with relative success of "insecure.org" for instance).

Computer security always has been a lucrative business but I think it is an especially urgent subject for many companies this year dealing with pressure from the credit card industry to bring practices up to minimum standard under pain of increased liability for data theft. (Google "PCI compliance" and "TJ Maxx" for the back story there). Many companies have put security on the back burner until faced with more serious consequences - now they are scrambling to hire consultants or even "just buy a solution" if they haven't already ramped up in-house efforts to avoid getting hammered with higher credit card transaction rates and potential fines for non-compliance etc.

So from that point of view, can see a good domain name such as vulnerabilities . info having potentially high $xxxx or more value to an end user - may be reasonable to expect at least mid $xxx reseller price based on that analysis.
 

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for a reseller this is a low $$ to mid $$ domain IMO. Prices for long words that are hard to spell for most people that are not a product or service are very limited. Maybe there is an end user out there, but hard to find IMO.
 

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Thanks for the SUPER detailed appraisal... I really appreciate the time you spent on it.

my pleasure - just remember free advice is usually worth about what you paid for it (then again they say the best things in life are free, so go figure).

I would recommend paying attention to more experienced resellers' opinions of course - the variety of opinions is what makes a market (great if you can buy something similar from Domainah for $xx and then sell it to someone else more optimistic - probably less experienced! - for $xxx or more ... :^)
 

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Not alot of reseller value

There better domains still available for an end user

If I were developing a site related to Security Vulnerabilites, I would rather go with securityvulnerabilities.net or .info (both available)
 

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very low XX...there are better info dictionary names still available...
 

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GOT IT :)

I overpaid again!

Thanks all :)


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