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[Outlast]

Delete Please

 

[NameOmnia]

Well...I don't see many valuable names here ( also I am not really an expert of .or and .net so take anything I am writing as a pure personal opinion ).

I think you could get something out of RefinanceAMortgage.net because it's a competitive HPC niche but You could get more if you develop it into a website.

As a general rule though, don't put too many domains for appraisals as people don't really want to spend much time evaluating a long list of names.

 

[johname]

I feel the day of regging anything dot net and org are behind us. It was popular not too long ago in forum domaing to make a run at dot org and grab everthing under the sun that was left, but I feel domaining will start (if not already) to washout these dot orgs and you (meaning the readers) might not want to be the one grabing the falling orgs.

Here just a few comments to help you with weeding out and future reg thinking. Goodluck

bestoverthecountersleepaid.net 'best' wildcard, long as a freight train plus dot net

beststocktobuy.net Needs plural plus dot net

dvdheadrest.org I guess speakers in headrest, people dont use dvds like they used to, plus dot org

fleamedicationfordogs.com I like it hopefully has some traffic

mobilehomeequityloans.org do they give equity loans on mobile homes

scrapgoldcoins.com gold coins are not scrap unless they are totally beat up or cut. Then they are worth gold weight. Its actually rare for a gold coin to be considered scrap gold.

sleepdebt.net seems these dont go together

 

[Larry Fling]

I see no value in any of the domains above. Sorry, just my opinion.
Best of luck!

 

[Outlast]

Thanks for your opinions, I would appreciate hearing more.

All of these domains are 3-5 years in age and were used as small niche websites. Some of them were profitable via affiliate programs.
I have content available for many of these domains.

Domains hold value to people who appreciate specific niches. As a new domain seller (always been a buyer) I have found it hard to connect to potential buyers. Even pricing domains is challenging. Like domain selling sites provide values which may not be realistic. At this point I am just looking for reasonable and fair offers, and find even that very hard to find.

 

[tomcarl]

Thanks for your opinions, I would appreciate hearing more.

All of these domains are 3-5 years in age and were used as small niche websites. Some of them were profitable via affiliate programs.
I have content available for many of these domains.

Domains hold value to people who appreciate specific niches. As a new domain seller (always been a buyer) I have found it hard to connect to potential buyers. Even pricing domains is challenging. Like domain selling sites provide values which may not be realistic. At this point I am just looking for reasonable and fair offers, and find even that very hard to find.

IMHO

Domains hold less SEO value, people are not laying out money like they used to a couple of years ago for keyword domains, the decline of .NET and .ORG sales will continue unless it's a Premium single word or 2 words that describe an entire niche industry that is broad and fits the extension.

Example:

WebHosting.net
CamChat.net
Backlinks.net

Donations.org
AffordableHealthcare.org
ChristianMinistries.org
ToysForKids.org

Your names don't meet the above criteria.

I sold Bubblemailers(.org) for mid $xxx and that's a million dollar niche that is highly competitive and relies heavily on SEO, I'm confident I could've gotten $xxxx a year ago with double the responses.

Unless they have pagerank, I don't see anyone paying for them except maybe low-mid $xx for a couple of them:

I used to do the same thing and debate why my names were good when many disagreed they weren't a few years ago.

Until I actually started pitching them to endusers and found out the advice I got was right.

I've been trying to sell PropertyInGeorgia (.com) and have already gotten a couple responses about domains not having SEO value anymore and a couple of years ago they would've been interested. And that's a .COM, aged 6+ years

Your stuff has to be stellar now-a-days to make any real money. Those aren't.

Again, JMHO. Good luck