Joke domain name valuation site.

[Kuffy]

I'm a great believer in fate, and yesterday I made a frivolous comment about putting together a site that generated random values for domain names. Well I've just registered RegValue.com, and I'm thinking of using this for just such a site, Now the question is - what formula should I use to generate a value. It will need some testing, but I thought some function of

• domain name
• length
• tld
• date of registration
• random number
• ip address

and maybe some others that people could suggest.

So what do you guys think of the idea?

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

That would be fun!

 

[johname]

No matter what people type in say: "Your Domain Worth One Million Dollars!"

 

[Kuffy]

No matter what people type in say: "Your Domain Worth One Million Dollars!"

I thought I would ask them if they were end users or resellers.

 

[johname]

Thats funny too!

Have them check a box, if they check 'enduser' say $100000

If they check 'domain owner' say $0


lol


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no matter what you do with it, you must have a disclaimer

 

[Kuffy]

Are we allowed to have more than one account with Name Pros?
I fancy Reg Value as an alt name.

 

[johname]

You can open a Reg Value NP Business account in addition to the Kuffy

 

[Asfas1000]

Give random numbers in the $500,000 - $5,000,000 range and sell the "certificate"

 

[forge]

I don't own any joke domains.

 

[varmuk]

if someone take that serious,his pocket will become joke

 

[hxp]

Don't do $ value. Do funny phrases/insults (no matter how good or bad the domain is).

Like:

"You actually paid for that?"
"I wouldn't reg that for free!"
"Not Bad. I'll give you 5 cents and this piece of lint."

 

[varmuk]

Don't do $ value. Do funny phrases/insults (no matter how good or bad the domain is).

Like:

"You actually paid for that?"
"I wouldn't reg that for free!"
"Not Bad. I'll give you 5 cents and this piece of lint."

+this domain can change your life
+stop wasting your money
+you nailed it
+beer was better option

 

[anantj]

Offer appraisal certificates at $98 a pop! And perhaps state that they are accepted by anonymous brokers who only want a manual appraisal