domain Appraisal Please.. - wersal.net

hs0047 said:

Hello everyone! What will be the genuine value for the domains mentioned below?

wersal.net
scoup.net
mephisto.net

Thanks
Himanshu

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I do not see value,

gipson said:

I do not see value,

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Why so? Please elaborate..

hs0047 said:

Why so? Please elaborate..

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For your own good, look for the answer yourself.. you can learn about domaining a bit. - peace

gipson said:

For your own good, look for the answer yourself.. you can learn about domaining a bit. - peace

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I appreciate your feedback. But I don't know where I went wrong in buying these domains. If you can elaborate why they are useless or don't have any value I'll have an idea where I went wrong. At least I'll not make any other mistake of that kind in my future purchases.

hs0047 said:

Why so? Please elaborate..

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Your name are not too bad. Think about who would you sell these too and get busy. .Net is worth much less than a .com so be realistic.

mr-x said:

Your name are not too bad. Think about who would you sell these too and get busy. .Net is worth much less than a .com so be realistic.

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Thanks for your favor. Can you please suggest effective ways through which I can sell these? I listed wersal.net and scoup.net on flippa but I hadn't receive any single bid. For Mephisto which I think is better than others listed on sedo, afternic, godaddy and even sent emails to some people which I thought can be potential buyers. Can you suggest any way to liquidate these domains?

I don't understand the first and third names so will not comment on them.

For scoup, in my search I could only find that the word has ever sold as part of a word in any extension once (NameBio database at least). scoupy(.)com sold back in 2011 for $2500.

Now scoup is better than scoupy (I guess) but net is significantly less valuable than com.

When I Google search it just a couple of hundred thousand results (which may seem like a lot, but many many words are in the millions or tens or hundreds of millions). As I understand, the word is more used in Scotland, so possibly you could find a user there. If it was mine I would not renew it unless you get expressions of interest in the first year. GV say it is worth about $900 but I don't see it. I see you have it up for sale already that is at what I think is a reasonable price. Good luck with it.

ps There is some possible this company if they have plans to expand beyond India would be interested in your name for a global website.

MetBob said:

I don't understand the first and third names so will not comment on them.

For scoup, in my search I could only find that the word has ever sold as part of a word in any extension once (NameBio database at least). scoupy(.)com sold back in 2011 for $2500.

Now scoup is better than scoupy (I guess) but net is significantly less valuable than com.

When I Google search it just a couple of hundred thousand results (which may seem like a lot, but many many words are in the millions or tens or hundreds of millions). As I understand, the word is more used in Scotland, so possibly you could find a user there. If it was mine I would not renew it unless you get expressions of interest in the first year. GV say it is worth about $900 but I don't see it. I see you have it up for sale already that is at what I think is a reasonable price. Good luck with it.

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Thanks a lot. Can you please suggest any ways I can find some buyers or How can I make the buyers reach the domain So that they come to know it is for sale?

hs0047 said:

Thanks a lot. Can you please suggest any ways I can find some buyers or How can I make the buyers reach the domain So that they come to know it is for sale?

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Make sure that it is on several marketplaces, but only one with BIN set. Since I see it going for a low value, be sure to use marketplaces where there is no charge if it does not sell, and that if it does sell at say $150 the commission bite is not too much. I would suggest possibly Undeveloped and Afternic, and see that it is already it listed (good). Undeveloped have much better landers, so I would have the DNS point to them. If at an Afternic Premium network registrar and have rapid transfer activated you already get an exposure for anyone looking actively for the domain name.

I would use Google searches to try to find organizations that might want to have your domain name, and contact them with brief, respectful messages. There is an excellent post today on doing outbound.

If I had no inquiries, I would not pay renewal on any of these names.

The probability of a com selling in any one year is about 1 chance in 75 to 200. I think the probability of any of these selling in a calendar year is lower than that. I am sorry to not be more optimistic, and it is just my opinion.

hs0047 said:

Thanks a lot. Can you please suggest any ways I can find some buyers or How can I make the buyers reach the domain So that they come to know it is for sale?

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Start by reading this thread.
https://www.namepros.com/threads/outbound-process-for-beginners.1101291/page-2#post-6903462