value in number of whois queries

henniemeijer · 06-03-2008, 04:46 AM

I have parked my names and see many clicks,
but assume many are from spiderbots.
Are all whois searches from real people and does the number of those searches tell you more?
What number tells you that your name is valuable?
More than 10 whois searches a month?
I have fixed prices listed with my parking company.If I get to see many whois queries should I raise my prices(as the name is good probably)? Or lower them as they are not selling yet?

testingyou · 06-03-2008, 05:04 AM

If you already has a fixed price visible to others, and you have not gotten any bids. Then this means that the price you have set, is, as of "right now", to high.

This means that people is not interested in buying your domain for the price you have set, if they were you would have been contacted by know.

If you want to sell it "right now" and dont want to wait, lower your price.

If you dont need to sell and are in no hurry, then keep the price as it is or set it up. In this case, its up to your own opinion of how much you think your domain is worth.

Best regards,

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henniemeijer NamePros Regular Join Date: May 2008 Location: Deventer Netherlands Posts: 422	value in number of whois queries I have parked my names and see many clicks, but assume many are from spiderbots. Are all whois searches from real people and does the number of those searches tell you more? What number tells you that your name is valuable? More than 10 whois searches a month? I have fixed prices listed with my parking company.If I get to see many whois queries should I raise my prices(as the name is good probably)? Or lower them as they are not selling yet?

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testingyou Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Copenhagen - Denmark Posts: 1,789	If you already has a fixed price visible to others, and you have not gotten any bids. Then this means that the price you have set, is, as of "right now", to high. This means that people is not interested in buying your domain for the price you have set, if they were you would have been contacted by know. If you want to sell it "right now" and dont want to wait, lower your price. If you dont need to sell and are in no hurry, then keep the price as it is or set it up. In this case, its up to your own opinion of how much you think your domain is worth. Best regards, __________________ World Food Programme - No Children Should Go To Bed Hungry. It's simple, it's not rocket science, not political, not cultural, not religion, not complicated... It's this simple!. I have decided that I will donate 10% of what I make from selling domain names in 2012 to the above programme.

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