domain Itgoogle.com & horseyards.com

[Vashu191]

Please appraise!
Estibot estimates 1200$ for horseyards.com and domainindex estimates 3900$ with more than 400 monthly searches

Please have your views

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

I recommend you to delete the "...google" - domain as soon as possible to avoid the thing which is called "UDRP".

 

[Uwan]

Sorry brother
I am a unaware of this

 

[Uwan]

I recommend you to delete the "...google" - domain as soon as possible to avoid the thing which is called "UDRP".

Please help us about the consicuences

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

Please help us about the consicuences

I have done what I can do - simply tell your registrar that you want to get it deleted now and make sure that it gets deleted now - that's it.
Then you shouldn't get any problems.

 

[Uwan]

I have done what I can do - simply tell your registrar that you want to get it deleted now and make sure that it gets deleted now - that's it.
Then you shouldn't get any problems.

Thanks brother, we deleted it

Refund is also processed

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

Thanks brother, we deleted it

Refund is also processed

Well done, congrats.

 

[Vashu191]

Well done, congrats.

Thanks to you brother

 

[Vashu191]

Please have your opinion on horseyards.com

 

[naved]

Generic name domain is hard to find
still estibot counts a lot more than its actual price
Feel free, explore to the market and will get a handsome price or other veteran domainer here help you will the actual value.

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

Please have your opinion on horseyards.com

Ask yourself why you have registered it, normally it should help you to get an opinion about it's value.

 

[Bob Hawkes]

I admit, I was not even sure what a horse yard is, but I don't know horses. I Googled the term, and it does make some sense. I could not see any HorseYard sales in Namebio, but there is an Australia site operational with the term:

https://www.horseyard.com.au/

I don't feel capable of suggesting a price, but if you know how to reach people that might use the name, I could see it going for some value, although less than the Estibot you quote. Good luck with it, and I hope someone more knowledgeable with horses provides an estimate for you!

 

[NickB]

reach out to stud farms in the U.S, U.K, Middle East, Ireland, Hong kong etc

Some of them make a lot of money - might be interested?

Term has over a 1000 searches a month so possible value for them as divert to their site perhaps?

 

[Vashu191]

reach out to stud farms in the U.S, U.K, Middle East, Ireland, Hong kong etc

Some of them make a lot of money - might be interested?

Term has over a 1000 searches a month so possible value for them as divert to their site perhaps?

Thanks, I really appreciate your thoughts.
Is there any website to reach them or that might contact on our behalf

 

[Vashu191]

I admit, I was not even sure what a horse yard is, but I don't know horses. I Googled the term, and it does make some sense. I could not see any HorseYard sales in Namebio, but there is an Australia site operational with the term:

https://www.horseyard.com.au/

I don't feel capable of suggesting a price, but if you know how to reach people that might use the name, I could see it going for some value, although less than the Estibot you quote. Good luck with it, and I hope someone more knowledgeable with horses provides an estimate for you!

I bought it just because estibot valuation, your views are utterly helpful

 

[Want2learn]

as a rule of thumb estibot is not very helpful. Id pay 1-4% of estibot value for a name, as a general rule . . . for the top price to pay.

 

[Vashu191]

Sorry brother but from point of you estibot is the best domain valuator if you compare it with others like Godaddy that is go value which appraisers every domain 1000$ which is completely biased and on the other hand domain index valuations every domain for $0 due to the lack of efficiency I know it doesn't work $2,200 but idk what I use monthly searches and cost per click that's the reason I am positive about it
thanks anyways for your reply

 

[Want2learn]

Trust me you will learn. But good luck with your endeavors.

 

[Michie]

I recommend you to delete the "...google" - domain as soon as possible to avoid the thing which is called "UDRP".

Please can you explain what UDRP is

 

[Vashu191]

Please can you explain what UDRP is

I was also wondering about the same, got to learn after I purchased and soon after I got reply deleted it after consulting the godaddy executive
If you own something it's better to delete it and feel safe

 

[Dan Beck]

@Michie, @Vashu191 have a look at this video. It's a great place to start in terms of knowledge around TM and UDRP.

https://www.domainsherpa.com/do-not-register-trademark-domains/

 

[DOMAIN ILLUMINATI]

Please can you explain what UDRP is

Let me add the following answer to @Dan Beck's reply above.

You can see an "UDRP" (Abbreviation for "Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy") simply as something like a "fast / simple version" of a "domain - lawsuit" regarding a / some specific domain/s which can cost you moneyyy

Here is "what WIKIPEDIA tells us about it":
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Domain-Name_Dispute-Resolution_Policy

 

[Vashu191]

Thank you all for your time and attention.