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[comati]

i like rawpy and tribal****, but we are talking low $xxx here (for an enduser)
the rest not worth renewal fees, imo

 

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[DrJacoby]

InsuranceShowcase has a relatively high spam score.

I only like TribalP***.

 

[comati]

good domains are usually aged but is not true the other way around

 

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[james haw]

I don't see much value I'm afraid, I don't think you'll sell any of them, certainly not within a year to get your money back

Basic (ie non premium) 2 keyword domains are hard to sell at the best of times, when they're not really great or have much use it makes them fairly impossible to sell.

"Sad" is not a great word for business (unless specific, which is rare, and very limited, which makes selling too hard).


Pick 4 of your names from above, and write a sentence about how each one can be used in a commercial way. Then forget the domain names, and just read the sentences and think about how many much better names will be out there for very cheap to fit those scenarios. That doesn't directly mean yours won't sell, but it paints a picture.
eg "oldBid" - obvious use is a bidding site, but "old" sounds dull, done, finished, not exciting.

 

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[atinc]

lol well, people certainly like p***, what can I say

lol

 

[james haw]

If I ask myself the question "Would I buy it if it was premium?"

They are not premium. Premium names would be getting you emails without much trouble, and you'd know they'd be worth mid 5 figure or more (actually worth that not just the old off chance 1 in a billion rare sale that we see)

I'd buy InsuranceShowcase, Tribalp* and (probably) even OldBid/WolfBid.

But, we already know you would buy them, you already did
I more specifically suggested to think of potential for each name's commercial use case.

Ok I'll do one - "InsuranceShowcase" - showcase what in insurance? Showcase a company's staff, sales - this would all be on pages on their own company website.

What within the "insurance industry" could you showcase?
I'm not saying there isn't a use-case, I'm just trying to help you steer your mind to how you value names. I'm not saying I'm right / you're wrong, my "opinion" is there is no value or resale potential, which is why I suggested you consider their potential commercial use

 

[james haw]

As for the "Sad-", it reminds me of both SadTech from "Continuum"

That's just fictional stuff, it has no bearing on real world commerce, including potential domain name sales.

Putting aside whether you are right or wrong (not relevant to this point) it doesn't matter if you like them or not if you are just wanting a sale and ROI, it's whether potential buyers see use or value in them
Sure it's nice to like names, you should like good ones but not think that names are good because you like them.
You have to determine value by seeing use-case yourself, which might naturally mean you like a name, but I just don't see any real use in your names. Don't forget that old trap - "hope" that only domain owners have over their own names.

The others, well, there's something that makes me say "hey, sounds cool!", but I don't get why. I still think they might be worth at least something in the xx range.

Do you think someone will buy a domain name based on "hey this sounds cool, I don't know why, but here's 500 dollars"?
Again I've been there and I'm just trying to help, you can ignore my ramblings if you wish, but don't confuse "hope" with actual knowledge, research, past sales of similar, and industry analysis.


Again, I'm just rambling my opinions

 

[NoBS]

TheRaven is awesome...if it was .com.

Age doesn't matter. A good domain should fetch the same price at auction whether it's a 25 year old pre-release or freshly dropped with the clock reset at 0 years.