domain BusinessEmail.net

[Federer]

BusinessEmail.net


- Between 50,000 and 60,000 exact monthly searches
- Over 80 payings sponsors with clicks as high as $9.98
- Over 2,400,000 results over at Google.com for "business email"
- Very nice end user potential

Please appraise or share your opinion on this gem.

 

[MicroGuy]

Zero. IMO.

 

[Jaco]

As is the case with most of your snags, I would buy this name.

 

[bmugford]

This domain is clearly not worth only Reg Fee. It is a competitive term, taken in every major extension with good search volume.

Zero. IMO.

What a well thought out, helpful appraisal as usual.

If you were not allowed to use the terms "Zero", "Worthless", "Reg Fee", "Grace Delete", "Refund", I am not sure what you would post.

Maybe it would be more helpful to post fewer, well thought out appraisals than to just pad your post counts with the same thing over and over again.

IMO.

Brad

 

[MicroGuy]

I think it's pretty hilarious how these two 'experts' criticize me then FAIL to give an appraisal of their own. Typical.

What a well thought out, helpful appraisal as usual.

Thanks. Kudos to you as well.

( I honestly see the .NET space failing. If you don't agree, fine. You are wrong. IMO. )

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As is the case with most of your snags, I would buy this name.

Seller is waiting for offer. Good luck with the sale.

 

[Zilla]

good name.... teach people write business email is a real business in the market...and may be someone running this type of business want buy it...

 

[Dave]

No offense intended here but unless a domain like Hot.com, Food.com, Restaurants.com, Hotels.com comes along then is there any real point in Microguy posting? His appraisals aren't useful in anyway and just saying "zero, worthless, reg fee" without providing advice is not much help to anyone really.

As for this name I value it at mid to high $xx reseller. Low to mid $xxx or more to an end user. Taken in all major extensions with a high search volume. Can be used for a service specialising in servers specially designed for email purposes and that are leased to small businesses, groups or individuals.

 

[matrigaldo]

Mid-High $xxx for me.

 

[Federer]

Thanks for the feedback/appraisals guys. Gonna try to flip

 

[Jaco]

I think it's pretty hilarious how these two 'experts' criticize me then FAIL to give an appraisal of their own. Typical.

Your appraisals are awful. You've consistently appraised great names as "reg fee".
I'm confident that if we had a magical god-camera where everyone's real-world qualifications to proffer an appraisal of a domain name were made clear to the world, people like you wouldn't be so quick to offer your fast-and-loose "reg fee" appraisals. All you do with those is tell the people who actually do understand the valuation metrics that go into pricing a domain name how little you know.

How much faith do you have in your "reg fee" appraisal of this name? Because I'll start the bidding at $50 and pray to god that by some stroke of chance, I get it for that price.

 

[Ross860]

low xx - mid xx reseller.

 

[Smartphone]

mid to high xx .

 

[gkjunior]

low to mid x,xxx

Fairly obvious with the exact search numbers that people are trying to take their business to a more professional level. Hence this search term versus the free email services that do not market the services of the client. joetheplumber at gmail.com or the joetheplumber at atlantaplumbing.com ? A white label email hosting business or something of that nature would be a thought. Maybe developing this name with a partner ? Not sure just flipping this one would be the best use. Good Luck Great Name !

 

[MicroGuy]

Your appraisals are awful. You've consistently appraised great names as "reg fee".
I'm confident that if we had a magical god-camera where everyone's real-world qualifications to proffer an appraisal of a domain name were made clear to the world, people like you wouldn't be so quick to offer your fast-and-loose "reg fee" appraisals. All you do with those is tell the people who actually do understand the valuation metrics that go into pricing a domain name how little you know.

How much faith do you have in your "reg fee" appraisal of this name? Because I'll start the bidding at $50 and pray to god that by some stroke of chance, I get it for that price.

Perhaps you're right.

Maybe I was in a rush when appraising this at zero. I think if this showed up at TDNAM or Ebay it might get a little action. The problem with domain is the .NET, but I do see potential.

If you don't like my appraisals just add me to your ignore list. IMO. :P

 

[cmason]

I really like this name! Over 90K exact monthly searches in the USA with over 135K exact monthly searches globally. The quite high CPC of $8.56 is very appealing and if this is used as a business email list the CPC is almost $13. (Grabbed my stats from AdWords Keyword Tool, so that's why they probably differ slightly from yours...same ball park though!)

Reseller, I would say high $xx to low $xxx...but that would be a steal with reasonable development plans. Sure, the .COM is parked, but that would probably be a $xx,xxx (reseller) name easily so the .NET presents a great opportunity IMHO.

 

[shig]

low xxx to mid xxx
Nice domain that should be easy to turn around.

 

[Federer]

Thanks for your opinions guys.

UPDATE: I have just sold the domain for $600 to an end user.
A nice ROI on my $xx investment.

 

[bmugford]

Nice sale. I guess some appraisers have a lot to learn.

Brad

Thanks for your opinions guys.

UPDATE: I have just sold the domain for $600 to an end user.
A nice ROI on my $xx investment.

 

[MicroGuy]

Congratulations on the sale! Looks like I missed the mark on this domain. ()

Disclaimer: Please keep in mind that this is a FREE appraisal. This is a guess at quick flip resale value not an unrealistic end-user price. Often times my appraisals are rushed, too low, or too high. Sometimes my advice is totally wrong and occasionally downright dumb. If the post stamp is after 5:00pm EST, the chances are even greater that inaccuracies will occur due to blood alcohol levels.

 

[Jaco]

Thanks for your opinions guys.

UPDATE: I have just sold the domain for $600 to an end user.
A nice ROI on my $xx investment.

I still think you let it go too cheap
Those were great keywords where the .net platform didn't make much of a difference. I actually kinda like techie, webbie type stuff on .net. Honestly, I could've seen myself full-scaling this one.

I probably should've offered $240, so you'd have gotten 3X return on your snapping costs and ya might have taken it... Dammit :td: