domain Appraisal: ensaas / gimmefile / vmexchange / foolproofbooks- .com

ENSAAS - Very little value, in my opinion

Fool Proof Books - Acceptable. Low hundreds, up to mid hundreds (to the right buyer)

Gimme File - Also owning the ".net" and ".org", I consider this an attractive package - Low thousands territory, sold as a package (to the right buyer ...I consider the scope good with this one)

VM Exchange - Variation Margin is a thing, in the derivatives market ...however, very specific / speculative. Don't get too excited, I want to recommend "offers accepted" on this one. If no interest, drop

Thanks. I wonder whether folks from a more technical background would concur or have a different perspective (for example SaaS is quite a hot area, to "ensaas" or bring into the cloud is quite topical... similarly "vm" is often associated with 'virtual machine', a virtual machine exchange is another hot Cloud area)

@VirtualKevNames Maybe, I respect that. Maybe others will see a different view

The words are waay to specific. You keep in mind that the narrower it gets, the less customers you will have, but not only that - it also gets easier for them to find a good combination which they can hand-reg.
For example, DoSaas.com now is on sale for only $199.
If you brainstorm for 15 min, you'll find some 3-4 good combinations that you register for $8.50, so why would they pay?
FoolProofBooks - sounds funny, but it is unlikely book store owners will call their sites this way...(and pay for it, again).
c. gimmefile.com / .net / .org - fun misspelled, yeah... could be, could be. Low to mid $$$ if you are very lucky.
d. vmexchange.com - low $$$ if you are lucky, but the average Joe can't read here ''Virtual Machine'' - again, it's only for professionals..

Generally as you could guess, I am not in favor of very specific tech domains, but sincerely wish you good luck!