domain Domain appraisal software?

[FMS]

Anyone know where I can find domain appraisel software. Where the certificates are created through the software?

Software that generates reasonable appraisels?

Thanks

 

[.net]

Good question. I'll make one for you guys :P

 

[Coastalguy]

Don't think this is the right forum for this thread monie8.

ST

 

[FMS]

ok

then where should it be? Figured this was the best place for it where others might want to know the answer as well.

 

[csmaster2005]

this isnt the right forum, and if you need, I can make a script where you fill out a form and say how much you think it's worth and it makes a certificate for you, for the right price, pm me if your interested

 

[Coastalguy]

Probably should be in General Domain Name Discussion, but I'll let a mod determine its final destination.

Not a biggie, monie8.
Good-luck in your quest,
ST

 

[FMS]

script

I would be interested in a script but I want it to determine the price. So a script that has a built in mechanism for evaluating domains. I'm not sure if such a thing exists. If it does not, someone let me know how much they want to make it for me. Of course the appraisels would have to be within reason. I don't want something that says:

blondeen.com is worth $1,000 since its not.

Any ideas?


Thanks

 

[csmaster2005]

well, I could write it to automatically apraise, but a) you'd have to have a list for it to go through to determine cost, and b) it would be expensive.

To do the other thing, just a form that creates a picture... pm me

 

[marcuss]

would probably be preferrable to create some kind of basian rules to evaluate and value the domainnames. quite hard to get the rules appropriate though.

 

[csmaster2005]

which is why I think doing it yourself is best

 

[marcuss]

yeah sure. but if you could create the rules it could be quite valuable for usage in bulk appraisals when we're talking about huge amount of domains...

 

[csmaster2005]

yes, but it would be impossible to really make enough rules

 

[marcuss]

well, not when using Baysian networks to describe the rules.. that's what it's used for.