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    Is user TodayGold another internet troll?

    Who is he? Does anybody know him? Seems to be posting OT crackpot in topics (just like this one) and he won't let up. I don't want to appear like another troll but Is there a bloody moderator on this sub forum? I don't want to continue to feed him anymore because I'm tired of reading his BS...
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    domain TheBigFightLive.com

    Now the advice I should have given in the first place: I would give them the domain for about $30,000. Asking for more would be pushing your luck. I am pretty sure they have the right to claim the domain name legally, but the litigation costs are so prohibitive that they are probably seeing if...
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    domain BUYOLDDOMAIN.COM

    'CompanyDomainNames' even though 18 characters, is a GREAT domain name and can not be compared to "BuyOldDomain". Why? It's a vague and/or incomplete phrase. Remember, the word "domain" is not exclusive to or necessarily indicates the sale of 'domain names', but it rather states an assumption...
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    Is user TodayGold another internet troll?

    That thread mess has already been cleaned up by the moderators so you're late and missed out on all the fun. Who I 'm is not the point and shouldn't be important. But the fact that I am anonymous gives me the option to stick out for you if attacked by a <self-censored> troll. Let's comment on...
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    domain Wrong.info

    DigitalBrand is correct. As hack domain name 'Wrong.info' is more valuable than Wrong.biz hands down. Regards,
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    domain Need Appraisal - eInternet.Club

    eComputer.Club eMortgage.Club eAutoInsurance.Club Are only worth something IF you can find someone who likes the extension .Club for their websites. This is a good example of why a professional appraiser will never be replaced by an appraisal bot. That "e" prefix is what diminished the value...
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    domain How much ? Online Cleaner

    OnlineCleaner.com: A 13 letter TLD domain name consisting of two English dictionary words (adverb/noun combination). Unbrandable, but easy to remember, it has a strong meaning to a website that deals with the laundering business. While its phrase significance is a bit deluded, the word "cleaner"...
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    domain Seowizard.com

    SEOWizard.com: A 9 letter domain name consisting of a short for an industry jargon and a noun. Highly Brandable and easy to remember. Value estimate: between $10,000 ~ $15,000. Could be more than double if recently associated to a high traffic/high ranking website. Regards,
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    domain tia7.com - please appraise

    4 character domains ("LLLL") are the equivalent of junk bonds. Thus the usual value is from $1 ~ $2,400 or more. A typical example of what one is worth would be: I know somebody who would pay $2,400 for a LLLN, so I offer to buy it for $100. Even if the sellers wants to make, say $500, I am...
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    domain Firecheap.com - All appraisals really appreciated.

    2 English dictionary words. Still 'brandable' as a domain name. Intrinsic value: $240 plus. Don't let the vultures in this thread convince you that it's worthless.
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    domain MexicoBorderWall.Com

    You all underestimate Trump. Yes, there will be a wall. He is obsessive and won't stop until he gets at least a long stretch done. And yes, the Mexicans will pay but indirectly.
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    domain Please appraise PetroJelly (dot) com and PetroleumGel (dot) com

    Petroleumjelly.com would have been better. Because PetroJelly.com is less valuable than 'Petroleumjelly.com'. And of the two, PetroleumGel.com is actually more valuable than PetroJelly.com. I would appraise PetroleumGel.com at $500 due to the fact that it's a niche market and it would be a hard...
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    domain MexicoBorderWall.Com

    MexicoBorderWall.com. 17 letter long, 3 word phrase (noun/noun/noun combination). Not so surprisingly, it yields over 300K exact keyword phrase match results, thus having a great SEO potential, only, the content subject is very limited or constricted for monetization purposes. This DN therefore...
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    domain Appraise please : AutonomousVehicleShow.com

    AutonomousVehicleExpo.com : 21 letters long. Might have some SEO importance. Estimated value $40~ $100 HempDiscovery.com. 2 English dictionary words. Little SEO importance. Estimated value $40~ $100
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    domain FaithHealing.org

    Nice presentation.
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    domain RainDate.com RainDates.com Poll

    RainDate.com: An 8 letter domain name consisting of two English dictionary words (verb/noun combinations). Somewhat brandable and and sort of easy to remember, it's not as valuable as raincheck.com, and it doesn't have very strong significance for a business website, unless of course, you are...
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    domain DotcomSecure.com

    DotcomSecure.com: A 12 letter domain name consisting of an industry word and an adjective, was used to redirect (301) to a hosting company as late as December 2014 and had a delete status as early January 5, 2017. Somewhat brandable, its value estimate: between $80 ~ $888.00 (which is the same...
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    domain BUYOLDDOMAIN.COM

    A 3 word English dictionary with 12 letters. Although not a bad search phrase, it's not really brandable. Unless there is previous high visitors traffic history which I'm not aware of, its estimated value is at around: $40 ~ $80.
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    domain •DO

    Because .DO is the ccTLD of the Dominican Republic, an English word is not as valuable as its Spanish translation (Apuesta.do, Apostar.do, etc). Yes, there are schools that teach English there, but only a fraction of the young population attend and there are not that many English speaking people...
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    domain JUSTPREMIUMDOMAINS.COM

    A 3 word English phrase, domain name with 18 letters. But, because there is an adverb in it, the estimate is at about : $40.
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