domain flex.tube, endless.tube, truck.ltd, hannover.store, thedress.store, monument.rip

[Alexander Kovyilin]

Can you please appraise this domains?
Thank you in advance.

 

[Alexander Kovyilin]

And a few more *com, please:
nanogateway.com
solarrepository.com
solarcannon.com
solaraccumulator.com

 

[Alexander Kovyilin]

And a few more, please:
iot.cheap
russian.salon

 

[Alexander Kovyilin]

And a few more, please:
aliasisland.com
trinoline.com

 

[james haw]

Hey, welcome to Namepros

It's not a good idea to just swamp an appraisal thread with endless names as you'll likely not get a good response.

I don't see any value in any of the names you have posted. Poor keywords and bad combinations, and some on very weak TLDs which have no sales in the domain marketplace.


I could be wrong, but given your 2nd, 3rd, and 4th post coming shortly after your first one "appears" like you are still buying things you find (and posting here). If this is true please stop buying ! As you are still buying $0 value names (in my opinion).

Domain name trading is a skilled art just like any special trade - plumbing, welding, stock broker, buying and selling any products like cars, footwear etc. You have to know the market and the buyers and prices to know what to buy to know what you can sell your investments for.


Please understand you will need to read a great deal to learn what makes a good name and can make some money.

There really is no get rich quick in domaining. Yes you can make money in domaining, even get rich for some, but you need knowledge and experience to just buy something you re-sell for even a small profit, and acquiring those traits is not "quick"

Learn properly and you can make money, over time with patience and ready to make mistakes and learn from them, and other domainers.


Look at namebio.com for previous sales (and understand carefully why a name achieved a price and that "similar" might not actually be similar at all!).
Have a read through the forums here at the biggest domain site on the net, Namepros. Lot's of advice here.

Good luck, and welcome to domaining

 

[Alexander Kovyilin]

Hey, welcome to Namepros

Look at namebio.com for previous sales (and understand carefully why a name achieved a price and that "similar" might not actually be similar at all!).
Have a read through the forums here at the biggest domain site on the net, Namepros. Lot's of advice here.

Good luck, and welcome to domaining

Thanks for the feedback!

I used namebio.com. For example
"monument" namebio.com/?s=AN0AjMycjN
"truck" namebio.com/?s=ANzEjMycjN
"hannover" namebio.com/?s=QO2EjMycjN
"flex" namebio.com/?s=gM4EjMycjN
And etc.
I understand that the newTLD it is not so popular but I am willing to wait a few years
Appositely, iot (Internet of Things) (iot.cheap) busy in many zones

aliasisland - authorsolutions.com/News-Events/News-Releases/2016/Author-Solutions-Announces-Deal-for-iUniverse-Title-Alias-Island-with-Hollywood-Producers/
trinoline - animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-07-07/minori-announces-new-game-trinoline-~ll-move~-for-planned-international-release/.104049

solar* & nano* - with an eye to the future

 

[Alexander Kovyilin]

And a few more please:
smartflyrod.com
smartflyrods.com
flyrods.store
flyrod.store

 

[james haw]

It's still not a good idea to just swamp an appraisal thread with endless names as you'll still likely not get a good response.

I don't see any value in any of the new names you have posted. Poor keywords with low commercial value, again some on very weak TLDs which have no sales in the domain marketplace.


I am but one opinion, but please take my advice and stop buying until you have more understanding of what sells.


"FlyRods.store" is a great name, truly, but currently in the domain name market (where you sell your names) such things are being sold in tiny amounts. There are many names like yours, and simply don't sell because people are not yet ready for such TLDs. This makes it a risk investment with possibly years to wait for a sale. And risk investments should (really) only be taken if you understand the risk beforehand.


SmartFlyRods.com, at least is a .com, and someone might buy it, but it's a tough one to sell as your end user market is small, and the "smart" can be replaced with various words. So likely means low value even if you did find a buyer as they'd instead just go hand reg "BestFlyRods.com" or "Mega" or "amazing" or "great" or "perfect" or "pro" or thousands of other possible words to replace your "Smart".


Good luck

 

[Alexander Kovyilin]

It's still not a good idea to just swamp an appraisal thread with endless names as you'll still likely not get a good response.

Good luck

Thanks for the feedback again
I just wanted to do my little bit more interesting topics Now I will post new threads every time

Good luck you too

PS, the last new domain in this topic - terrificfashion.com