Are GoDaddy Certified appraisals worth it?

[armstrongdomains]

Hi guys. I was just wondering if anyone with experience can tell me if the Godaddy certified appraisals (the one that costs around 15 bucks and takes 2 business days to process) are worth the money and how accurate they are?

Im not looking to get one of my domains appraised as I always turn to this forum (cant beat experienced domainers views IMHO) however if I was to see a domain listed in the auctions that I dont think much of at some point, with a low price but a high appraisal value from godaddy, would it be worth thinking twice?

 

[Traveler]

edit: Certified appraislas are generally meaningless imho.

 

[notlikeyou]

Look at some of the appraisals they have given & that should answer you own question. Save the $15

 

[-Adam-]

Nope, save the money or buy another domain name.

 

[HuntingMoon]

as a rule, no.

 

[GF]

The GoDaddy Appraisals are worthless.

They inflate prices and their so-called "experts" don't know sh*t about domain values, :imho:

You'll get more accurate appraisals in the NamePros Domain Appraisals subforum.

-Galel

 

[jdenwar]

You'll get more accurate appraisals in the NamePros Domain Appraisals subforum.

Agreed!

Appraisal from Nameproer are mmmooorrreeee worthy and accurate than Godaddy appraisal.... :red:

Get your Free appraisal now:
http://www.namepros.com/domain-appraisals/

-JD

 

[owntype]

I second all above members.

 

[shockie]

i'd rather keep the $15 personally.

 

[okapi]

the only use i see for certified appraisals is to give some explanations for high automatic appraisals (like estibot).

 

[verbster]

You can probably get the same appraisal "range" by listing it as a premium with GoDaddy (still free to list, I think) and seeing the sales price range they recommend.

 

[dbtbandit67]

Are Godaddy Certified appraisals worth it?

No.

however if I was to see a domain listed in the auctions that I dont think much of at some point, with a low price but a high appraisal value from godaddy, would it be worth thinking twice?

No.