domain Domain appraised at Afternic - Need opinion

[Findacodder]

I am the owner of the domain:

www.XAML.info ("xaml" gets more than 1.4 millon results on google)

Was appraised at Afternic at http://www.afternic.com/appraisal.php?id=15988

Info about XAML:

XAML (Extensible Application Markup Language) Format has the capabilities of many of the formats we use today. XAML with Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) is all we really need for Application/Web User Interface and Document development. The recent Microsoft PDC in Los Angeles, highlighted Microsoft Vista, WinFX and many other related technologies. Many software development companies, developers and designers are starting to realize the power XAML and WPF and are using them actively for application and web development today.

XAML - A Business Perspective

XAML will revolutionize the way we do business and market to the world. The future user experience through XAML and WPF will simplify eBusiness and increase effeciency at all levels. With robust user interfaces, the more you leverage the power of XAML, the greater the experience will be. This, coupled with lower development and software costs means reduced time to market, low cost deployment and less investment in software applications. The use of multiple file formats will not be required. Plug-ins will be a thing of the past.

Leaders of tomorrow developing applications with XAML are delivering:

- Simple to use and intuitive user interfaces.

- 3D graphics that dramatically improve the graphical look and feel of your application along with the images displayed.

- Vector based interfaces that have zero resolution difficulties when zooming.

- Cost savings while being while remaining at the leading edge.

If you are developing applications to launch next year, now's the time to start looking at XAML. Microsoft has some great concept videos that help in providing a greater overview on XAML from a business perspective.

Why XAML?

Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) is going to revolutionize the way we design, build and work on applications. XAML means:

- Developers and designers can work seperately.
- XAML is the only file format you need.
- No need for multiple design tools.
- It's XML Based.
- Creates a user experience unlike any other.
- Reduces development and design costs.

What does XAML Do?-

- Fixed and Flow format documents like PDF and HTML.
- 2D and 3D Vector based graphics.
- Form develolpment.
- Animation, Audio and Video
- Transparent layering.

I am willing to sell it at the right price, any opinion?

nobody intrested in appraisal?

 

[VisualArtistFrankBonilla]

Sorry

Sorry, but appraisals from www.Afternic.com won't help you sell it, and really aren't an indication of the value, IMHO. I wasted having appraisals on 20 or so at one time or another. these were for thousands, like yours, of course. They all sounded very professional, but never helped me sell even one.
Think of it this way. You could save the $20, or whatever it is now, and reg 2 more .com's and sell those!!

As far as your domain, I really don't know enought about it to make an appraisal.

Frank

 

[Findacodder]

Thanks Frank for your opinion!

 

[VisualArtistFrankBonilla]

Thanks Frank for your opinion!

Hey, it is just my opinion, and it isn't just appraisals from www.Afternic.com . It includes any company you have to pay to have an appraisal done, such as www.Sedo.com, and others. What you have to remember is that they aren't doing the appraisal to benefit you, they are doing it to make money!!! If I could sell all the domains I had appraised before I found Namepros, I would have sold over $100,000, or more easily.

It is better to try and have a domain appraised here, even if you get no responses. If you don't get any responses, people are letting you know your domain is not worth the $x,xxx or $xx,xxx you thought it was worth.
On the other hand, if you truly have a good domain, people will let you know that. Namepros members are not always right, either way. That's why they say "In my honest opinion". It is just that. But, it's better than giving away $20-$40 per domain to someone who really doesn't have your best interests in mind.

Frank