domain Large list of Domains - SmellTest.com

[cmelsen]

Next to the domain is roughly what I have been told by a "professional appraiser" not quite sure if I agree. I feel his values might be to high. I feel like he is about double what they are actually.

SmellTest.com ($1,XXX)
MineralScience.com ($1,XXX)
Watery.net ($5XX)
Complained.net ($1XX)
RightHanded.net ($1XX)
LeftHanded.net ($1XX)
Exhilarated.net ($2XX)
Displeasure.net ($2XX)
MinorLeague.net ($1XX)
Bruised.net ($3XX)
Lakebed.net ($1XX)
Remorseful.net ($2XX)
Measly.net ($2XX)
Groundball.net ($1XX)
FreeThrow.net ($1XX)
Deadlifting.net ($2XX)
Gasped.net ($50)
Sympathize.net ($2XX)

 

[maxtorz]

If I owned SmellTest.com and received inquires I would quote a 20-30K price!
I remember skitest.com sold for $10,000USD.....
The rest I would drop, or keep 12months and then drop if no inbound inquiry.

 

[cmelsen]

If I owned SmellTest.com and received inquires I would quote a 20-30K price!
I remember skitest.com sold for $10,000USD.....
The rest I would drop, or keep 12months and then drop if no inbound inquiry.

Thanks for the reply! I am going to reach out to some of the universities that offer Mineral Science degrees and see what they say. Yea I probably won't ask that much for SmellTest, might even do something with it. The .net's I think will sell actually they seem to be getting more traction lately but I only value them around $50-$150 myself each depending on which one it is

 

[creataweb]

Did you pay for the appraisals? Usually those are scams... well I'd say always.

 

[cmelsen]

Did you pay for the appraisals? Usually those are scams... well I'd say always.

I did not, just your typical self proclaimed domain professional lol

 

[bluemeteor]

Wow, the .coms are great!

 

[gilescoley]

Personally, I would try and sell them to fellow domainers, I cant see any commercial use for these names

 

[bluemeteor]

Personally, I would try and sell them to fellow domainers, I cant see any commercial use for these names

I think smelltest has sth to do with perfumes. Professors are rich dudes. Many of them own business. They might start a industry site to gain fame.

 

[gilescoley]

I think smelltest has sth to do with perfumes. Professors are rich dudes. Many of them own business. They might start a industry site to gain fame.

yes, that may be true, but most of them use the name of their brand for their domain

 

[bluemeteor]

yes, that may be true, but most of them use the name of their brand for their domain

I know professors in my country would like to represent the whole industry. lol

 

[tupungato]

SmellTest.com seems quite nice.

Watery.net? It sold for $100 in 2008.
watery.net 100 USD 2008-06-05
So probably worth $5-$30 today. I wouldn't reg it if it was available.

RightHanded.net ($1XX)
LeftHanded.net ($1XX)
These two seem nice.

 

[bluemeteor]

SmellTest.com seems quite nice.

Watery.net? It sold for $100 in 2008.
watery.net 100 USD 2008-06-05
So probably worth $5-$30 today. I wouldn't reg it if it was available.

RightHanded.net ($1XX)
LeftHanded.net ($1XX)
These two seem nice.

Why does the .net price drop? Doesn’t the good names getting fewer and fewer?

 

[tupungato]

But watery.net is not a good name. I don't have exact stats right now, but average domain name prices have dropped about 5 to 8 times since 2008. And this concerns especially non-premium domains. You can find a lot of available .net and .org domains that were sold for $100-$500 a few years back. I recently hand regged available .org that sold for $2000 a few years ago.

Good names getting fewer and fewer, so maybe water.net or fire.net is worth more than it was in 2008. But I assure you watery.net is not this category.

 

[cmelsen]

But watery.net is not a good name. I don't have exact stats right now, but average domain name prices have dropped about 5 to 8 times since 2008. And this concerns especially non-premium domains. You can find a lot of available .net and .org domains that were sold for $100-$500 a few years back. I recently hand regged available .org that sold for $2000 a few years ago.

Good names getting fewer and fewer, so maybe water.net or fire.net is worth more than it was in 2008. But I assure you watery.net is not this category.

Correct I agree that .net values have dropped. It has to be the right buyer and the right domain now a days.