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The Domaining Dictionary

great post. I believe this should be stickied both here and in the appraisal section
- Points: 8
- Post #2
- Jan 21, 2012
- Section: Domain Beginners
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discuss Showcase and Discuss Marijuana/Pot/Hemp/Cannabis domains

eBud.org keeping this one for possibly an online marijuana community
- Points: 3
- Post #65
- Dec 23, 2012
- Section: Niche Domain Discussion
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domain Please Appraise 0123456789-a-b-c-d-e-f-g-h-i-j-k-l-m-n-o-p-q-r-s-t-u-v-w-x-y-z.com

Incredible. This isn't a name you just publicly flaunt like this. Contact some qualified brokers, first interviewing them to see if their credentials are on par with the needs of handling such a name, and then find the worthy buyer. I'd also interview the potential buyers to see if they'll...
- Points: 3
- Post #2
- May 16, 2012
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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All domains are useless so there should be no appraisal for domains

game over OP, thanks for playing
- Points: 2
- Post #32
- Sep 11, 2012
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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strategy How to Find Potential End Users?

Completely agreed. The method above has worked significantly better for me.
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- Post #2,463
- Aug 18, 2012
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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domain Please Appraise 0123456789-a-b-c-d-e-f-g-h-i-j-k-l-m-n-o-p-q-r-s-t-u-v-w-x-y-z.com

Thread of the year. OP, I'd increase this name +$1,000,000 in value now, as it's been a month since you've registered it. Names like this appreciate far quicker than the rest of the market.
- Points: 2
- Post #23
- Jun 27, 2012
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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Global Monthly Srearches clarification

You search "UK Best Jobs". Also, make sure you check off "Exact" and uncheck "Broad" in the left column titled "Match Types". If done right, you should get 28 global exact monthly searches for that example.
- Points: 2
- Post #2
- Apr 22, 2012
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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domain Please Appraise discover.info

Oddly enough, Discover.org sold last month for $9,000. Taking that sale into consideration, along with the fact that you have the .info version, I'd say low-mid $xxx reseller and low $x,xxx end-user. Good luck.
- Points: 2
- Post #2
- Apr 20, 2012
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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domain Please Appraise www.kaysjewelry.co

The reason any of those numbers exist is because it's a trademarked brand. http://www.kay.com/lwp/wcm/connect/Kay/Customer+Service/About+Kay+Jewelers/ I'd get rid of that name ASAP.
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- Post #4
- Apr 16, 2012
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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domain Please Appraise Chiefs.co, Premium domain? Monthly searches 50,220 !

i'd say 90% of those monthly searches are for the NFL football team (Kansas City Chiefs). You might be able to get low xxx for it. Try sending the team a sales pitch, you never know!
- Points: 2
- Post #5
- Apr 5, 2012
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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domain Please Appraise eWebMeeting.com, eOnlineSingles.com, eNetBlogs.com

The "e" that precedes those keywords (web, online, net) gives the domain a redundant appearance. "e" usually works best before a single noun/verb/adjective (sometimes), or very rarely two keywords. I'm gonna have to say regfee.
- Points: 2
- Post #2
- Jan 25, 2012
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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domain Please Appraise BadCreditMortgage.info

It's got a respectable amount of search volume, but the .info kills it by alot. XXX+ for sure with .com extension, but i cant see it going for more than XX in your case. The current trend with .info's are 1-word maybe 2-word keyword-rich.
- Points: 2
- Post #6
- Jan 20, 2012
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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domain Please Appraise CalendarOnline2012.com

IMHO, I cant see anyone buying the name due to the fact that nowadays 99.9999% of computers and phones have available calendars which make the utilization of their features much easier/more convenient. Also, if people were to purchase calendars, I'd have to guess they've already got them, seeing...
- Points: 2
- Post #2
- Jan 19, 2012
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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discuss Your reg. of the day

Decided to reg my lastname[.]com for emailing purposes. FirstName@LastName[.]com looks alot cooler than yahoo/gmail :hehe:
- Points: 2
- Post #5,976
- Jan 6, 2012
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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Osaka.com - Please check its Google position for me on your computer

California Page 9, 7th down
- Points: 1
- Post #3
- Jul 7, 2012
- Section: SEO and Search Engines
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domain ILJ <.> com, net, us, tv Please help appraise

All rough estimates and my own opinion: .com: mid-high $x,xxx+ .net: mid-high $xxx+ .us: low-high $xx+ .tv: low-mid $xx The reason why I included (+) is because there are obviously many names that sell for more than the price range I listed, but part of that is because they were most likely...
- Points: 1
- Post #2
- Jul 6, 2012
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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I need ideas for my domain- SIMPLY.DO

*cough**enduser* SimplyDo . com *cough*
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- Post #8
- Jun 19, 2012
- Section: Domain Beginners
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Is Domain Flipping dead?

Not according to my paypal :p Seriously though, what was outlined above is critical. Your names must obviously be decent, but most importantly, you must be able to not only find the right potential end-users, but play your cards right when it comes to contact/negotiation.
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- Post #8
- Jun 14, 2012
- Section: Domain Beginners
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.me The .ME Discussion and Showcase

Showed up on my facebook newsfeed: "Last wk @Sedo & #SedoMLS: Interest∙me @$80K." One of the highest .ME sales to date.
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- Post #5,934
- May 22, 2012
- Section: ccTLD Discussion
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domain Please Appraise giant.cc

Sure, it's a good keyword, but I don't see how it could apply to a prospective end-user. It's not really product/service related, but perhaps it holds branding value. That is when, however, the extension comes into play and lowers the demand and value even further. I'd say mid $xx-very low $xxx.
- Points: 1
- Post #4
- May 21, 2012
- Section: Domain Appraisal