domain My new domain - s-r-i.net

[metalgod1]

hi guys i just got this domain and turns out domaintops value it at 14,300$

Based by its keywords, DomainTops estimates the domain S-R-I.NET to be worth around...

$14,370 USD

Keyword Popularity: 53,116,251
Google Results: 159,000,000
Live Results: 209,754
Yahoo! Results: 139,000
Monthly Searches: 0
Similar Searches: 3062
Consumer Score: 60,021
Media Score: 14249
Number of Words/Parts: 1
Global Marketability: 10.856%
Language Origin: UNKNOWN

(This free, instant, automatic domain appraisal brought to you by DomainTops.com.)

what do u think?

any 1 want to buy it?

 

[brindle123]

I bet you paid them for an appraisal. Give me $20 and I'll say it's worth more.

 

[metalgod1]

the appraisal was for free.

 

[domainer67]

I don't think it's worth anything bud... sorry

 

[Li0rE]

That appraisal site said $1 USD for qzf.com but $14k for s-r-i.com?

 

[tarrx3]

Seems to be a little fishy all around, I wouldn't trust any valuation site that comes back with PRICELESS when it's own name is entered. I have yet to find an online appraisal that is close let alone correct, though I am still a fan of Estibot as it does best for me.

Best of luck

 

[user-7256]

Seems to be a little fishy all around, I wouldn't trust any valuation site that comes back with PRICELESS when it's own name is entered. I have yet to find an online appraisal that is close let alone correct, though I am still a fan of Estibot as it does best for me.

Best of luck

Aw c'mon... that's a joke. Try appraising google.com or something. EstiBot, like DomainTops, has its problems too. I say use them complementary to each other.

And instead of complaining about it, you COULD help me improve it (it's a hard one-man job)... so you're not just sitting there yappin off critical statements about them; at least make some use of yourself and help improve it.



Metalgod1: Don't trust any appraisal system. Yet. Not even DomainTops.

That appraisal site said $1 USD for qzf.com but $14k for s-r-i.com?

Based by its characters, DomainTops estimates the domain QZF.COM to be worth around...

$754 USD

Number of Characters: 3
Number of Hyphens: 0
Amount Deducted for Hyphens: $0
Number of Words/Parts: 1


(This free, instant, automatic domain appraisal brought to you by DomainTops.com.)

....? Or did you just not read either and just hit "Enter" to go straight to the appraisal and skip the last two steps too?

I'll admit the s-r-i.com appraisal is inaccurate but only because domains appraised by "length/characters" can only be 4 chars or less. I'll think about increasing it to 5.

I bet you paid them for an appraisal. Give me $20 and I'll say it's worth more.

Wow, way to completely judge the site without even visiting it (link was provided...) - although that does seem to be a major problem with any paid appraisal service. (or any appraisal service affiliated with domain registrars, etc.)

 

[-NC-]

Based by its keywords

but, there are no words in S-R-I

 

[user-7256]

but, there are no words in S-R-I

*Coughs... and politely RE-quotes something that I said that already covers this*

but only because domains appraised by "length/characters" can only be 4 chars or less. I'll think about increasing it to 5.

Maybe the problem here isn't my algorithm; maybe it's the fact that domainers just can't READ...



Sorry if I seem blunt. I'm just kind of ticked.

 

[-NC-]

Sorry, miscommunication here, what I meant to illustrate was that metalgod was using a keyword appraisal, but not on words, on single letters.

 

[user-7256]

Oh... yeah, okay. Yeah, he can't do a short DN appraisal because it's actually 5 chars.

For any domain that has 2 hyphens and 3 letters in it, just assume regfee.

 

[bro]

s-r-i.net reminds me coutry called sri-lanka lol
maybe thats how its precious for you

good luck

 

[Tippy]

Sorry if I seem blunt. I'm just kind of ticked.

The problem is there is no way to appraise a Domain, automatically or manually as far as I'm concerned... example, your system said WebT*coon.com was worth $20, I sold it for 2k+

Theres no way to know what a Domain can sell for as you dont know who the buyer is nor how badly that want/need or willing to pay for it.

As far as s-r-i.net in concerned, I dont see any obvious value.

 

[user-7256]

The problem is there is no way to appraise a Domain, automatically or manually as far as I'm concerned... example, your system said WebT*coon.com was worth $20, I sold it for 2k+

Theres no way to know what a Domain can sell for as you dont know who the buyer is nor how badly that want/need or willing to pay for it.

As far as s-r-i.net in concerned, I dont see any obvious value.

If you don't see value in appraising domains, then why are you in the appraisals forum?

Also, when working with projects like this, you don't need to take a fundamentalist approach to domain appraisals. Fact is, domains have a certain value, it's just trying to pinpoint WHAT that value might be (or at least one of them) that is the challenge, and taking statistical information and evaluating a domain based off of market data is one approach to valuating them.

 

[bro]

I like automatic appraisal system to check whats the number of links on google and msn of that particular domain name and if there is any archieve record or not, its the best way to check it out quickly ..... thats it

 

[Sabre]

As far as s-r-i.net in concerned, I dont see any obvious value.

Agreed. .net lowers the value and excess of hyphens lowers it yet more.

 

[StudioWorks]

The value of this name is the registration fee you paid for it.

Best of luck in the future,

SW

 

[Tippy]

If you don't see value in appraising domains, then why are you in the appraisals forum?

Its not that I dont see value in the appraisal of names, I just dont think its possible to honestly put a $ value on a domain, which is why I never give $ appraisals when I appraise names.

Basically I look at the names structure, the way it sounds, usefullness and extension, then I give my personal opinion on the name, sometimes the general NP community disagrees but most of the time we are all on the same page.

Thus for the most part $ appraisals are worthless and the results will be incorrect over and over again.