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im so sure this is the one of worlds best .info i want to see if you can really appraise such a great name and get the value right. by the way i will have proof its one of the worlds best .info in a few days and i will be able to show you the true appraisle vaule by 1 of the best if not the best domain specialists in the business so appraise away...
 
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Reg Fee. To be honest I do not think this is the world's best .info. The best I have seen is england.info. Good luck on this.
 
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Originally posted by DSL
To be honest I do not think this is the world's best .info. The best I have seen is england.info. Good luck on this.

Agreed. Maybe $25.
 
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people people think before u appraise im trying to prove namepros appraise at the right vaule
 
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Originally posted by THESTOKIE
people people think before u appraise im trying to prove namepros appraise at the right vaule
We are, this isn't all that great of a name. The .info severely hurts it, and even the .com wouldn't be amazing imo.
 
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no offence ment but duff do u know what indictment means the .info is perfect for it and the vaule is in the $1000s
 
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Originally posted by THESTOKIE
people people think before u appraise im trying to prove namepros appraise at the right vaule

There's no point in appraising appraisers. Seriously.

BTW, Indictment.Org is a much better name... and it's still available. So is indict.info for that matter.
 
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Originally posted by THESTOKIE
no offence ment but duff do u know what indictment means the .info is perfect for it and the vaule is in the $1000s

You'll be able to get a few hundred if you're lucky enough to find an end user. If I remember correctly, you have a history for overvaluing names. Didn't you try to sell premiumsale.com for half a million dollars?
 
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ture rj i was just trying 2 compair and show that apraisels on here are as good as anywhere else.

no £500,000 british pounds but that was for a joke and to test the market out theres nothing wrong with trying it out once any way chill out its only a bit of fun you will live longer and wont die from stress im only trying make the forum lively u know its all good to hear other peoples views
 
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We don't profess to be experts, but alot of us have been doing this for awhile. If you have a buyer for your name at $1000+ then that's fantastic but I'm pretty sure you won't get an appraisal anywhere near that from the members here.

Good-luck with it,
ST
 
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Um on ebay, don't you get charged still for trying to sell the name hmmm?
 
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yep but it was worth the advertisment think about how many people saw it
 
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I would say $20-$25 for the name. Good luck!
 
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nice name stokie.
 
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yay at last some 1 else who thinks its a nice name thanks waldo
 
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Originally posted by Waldo
nice name stokie.

Agree.
Best of Luck, Stokie. :laugh:

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$50 TO $100 IMO
 
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Originally posted by THESTOKIE
yay at last some 1 else who thinks its a nice name thanks waldo
I never said it's a bad name, it's just not worth a thousand bucks.
 
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no worrys duffman greatdomains think other wise so hopefully in a nice way i hope ur wrong lol not bad if i dont say so for less than 2 mins of thinking
 
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Maybe its worth $100, but certainly not $1000.
 
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