domain How-to-win-the-Lottery - dot - com

[GiftedDomains]

regged this one today from a drop list

i know it is a long, ugly, overhyphenated name which breaks the famous microguy "14character rule" and many other domaining "rules"

but could it be worth something to SEOs on the cheap?

the exact phrase is searched 18000 times a month

the org is taken and developed
the info is taken and developed
similar names like how-to-win-any-lottery.com taken and developed or redirected

i think hyphenated keyword rich names do well on google.

any comments?

edit: just saw that it also has PR1 lol

 

[exsedo]

Try marketing it to Nigeria, to anyone with any degree of intelligence it will jump out as a scam name IMO. Good Luck.

ps. If you want to help with my million pound inheritance, send me £5000 and I'll pay you back £50000. JK :lol:

 

[GiftedDomains]

yeah, i know that the content of such websites is bullshxt and i personally wouldn't even visit a website with such a name.

but such names sold very well on ebay (and not only nigeria). don't know why.
so i wanted to sell this name on ebay only and thought that a 7$ investment on this name wouldn't be that wrong.

anyway, thanks

 

[venturefile.com]

Well if the org and info are developed then try to pitch the name to them.. For low $xxx they could be interested.. In reseller terms it is worthless IMO..

 

[GiftedDomains]

yep, i agree that reseller price is 0$
thanks

 

[matrigaldo]

If in the reseller market there were only smart people, i would say $0.

But since this kind of domains sells good (and with good i mean low-mid $xx) on eBay, i would try to put for sale on there. Starting from $0.99 would be a risk, but attract more users. Or you can start from $7, how much you have spent, and try.
Good luck.

 

[MicroGuy]

The only thing worse than wasting your time registering worthless domains, is wasting your time appraising worthless domains. IMO.

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.