domain Please appraise FinanceGuarantor.com

[Want2learn]

Please appraise FinanceGuarantor.com and FinancialGuarantor.com

 

[Want2learn]

21 views and 0 appraisals . . . Come on mang!

 

[rafaelo0]

Hi @Want2learn i seen some of your threads and post's, i got to say your motivation to learn and succeed in the domain business is awesome, i think your on the right track and you will have great success in this space in the very near future if you keep it up.

Now about FinanceGuarantor.com and FinancialGuarantor.com i don't really see great value on bought domains, if it was GuarantorLoan/s.com then it would be a different story.

But i still think you can get mid xxx$ to maybe low xxxx$ if you wait for the right enduser.

Note: this is only my personal opinion doesn't mean it will sell for more, less or maybe it never sell's at all.

 

[Want2learn]

Hi @Want2learn i seen some of your threads and post's, i got to say your motivation to learn and succeed in the domain business is awesome, i think your on the right track and you will have great success in this space in the very near future if you keep it up.

Now about FinanceGuarantor.com and FinancialGuarantor.com i don't really see great value on bought domains, if it was GuarantorLoan/s.com then it would be a different story.

But i still think you can get mid xxx$ to maybe low xxxx$ if you wait for the right enduser.

Note: this is only my personal opinion doesn't mean it will sell for more, less or maybe it never sell's at all.

Thank you for the feedback. I saw this at Namebio . . .

financeguaranteed.com 5,262 USD 2007-12-22 Sedo

Then I compared words . . . guaranteed and guarantor . . . A guarantor is a person who guaranteed to pay for someone else's debt if he or she should default on a loan obligation. A guarantor acts as a co-signor of sorts, in that they pledge their own assets or services if a situation arises in which the original debtor cannot perform their obligations.

Anyways, probably an uphill battle!!

 

[Joe N]

Thank you for the feedback. I saw this at Namebio . . .

financeguaranteed.com 5,262 USD 2007-12-22 Sedo

Then I compared words . . . guaranteed and guarantor . . . A guarantor is a person who guaranteed to pay for someone else's debt if he or she should default on a loan obligation. A guarantor acts as a co-signor of sorts, in that they pledge their own assets or services if a situation arises in which the original debtor cannot perform their obligations.

Anyways, probably an uphill battle!!

Don't get starry-eyed about past sales, especially if there aren't several recent ones to compare to.

Your best chance of selling names that are not considered liquid, is to buy ones that have many specifically identified potential end users. These are companies/people with sites who either call themselves Financial Guarantors, or spend money to advertise under the term.

If you don't have specific companies to target, you're playing a passive game of waiting and hoping that someone will come along looking for this exact name (even though you have no evidence to suggest that will happen).

 

[rafaelo0]

Great advise from @Joeguy1014 couldn't have said better.

@Want2learn if you got the budget focus more on liquid domains (quality) at least that way you know you can get some of your money back if it goes south.

 

[Want2learn]

Don't get starry-eyed about past sales, especially if there aren't several recent ones to compare to.

Your best chance of selling names that are not considered liquid, is to buy ones that have many specifically identified potential end users. These are companies/people with sites who either call themselves Financial Guarantors, or spend money to advertise under the term.

If you don't have specific companies to target, you're playing a passive game of waiting and hoping that someone will come along looking for this exact name (even though you have no evidence to suggest that will happen).

This is great advice. You won't believe what I am about to say next . . . I have gone back through the domaining numbers! Specifically my dollars spent . . . just on domains. Most hand reg, but not all hand reg. Im deep. Not beyond the point of no return deep, I don't think, but deep! Add a few bad trips to the casino, and Im not quite on the financial footing that I was on around December 2016 when I started Domaining. I have to be super selective. In fact outside a few domains, I think liquid is the only thing I will be purchasing. I suppose one word names and pronounceable names are only exceptions . . . and I can see how they might be considered liquid in some/many cases.

Rolling up the sleeves time!

 

[Joe N]

This is great advice. You won't believe what I am about to say next . . . I have gone back through the domaining numbers! Specifically my dollars spent . . . just on domains. Most hand reg, but not all hand reg. Im deep. Not beyond the point of no return deep, I don't think, but deep! Add a few bad trips to the casino, and Im not quite on the financial footing that I was on around December 2016 when I started Domaining. I have to be super selective. In fact outside a few domains, I think liquid is the only thing I will be purchasing. I suppose one word names and pronounceable names are only exceptions . . . and I can see how they might be considered liquid in some/many cases.

Rolling up the sleeves time!

If I could offer a suggestion (at the risk of sounding like a broken record... echoing the rest of the forum): don't buy anymore. Try to sell some names you already have.

 

[Joe N]

There are a few in your portfolio where I see some potential end users you could target:

ShelterFinance
MainStreetGuns
Your learning disability ones
Beyond Hunting (these guys use it as their slogan: http://www.merkel-gear.com/en/)

Don't email the "info" or "contact" emails. Do some research to find someone within the company who has the ability to make a decision on the name. I would send them a simple email letting them know the name is available. If they request a price, quote something reasonable, and don't bother with a sales pitch.

Do this with as many of your names as you can, even if you only find one or two good potential end user leads.

For anything that doesn't sell before expiration, drop it. Exceptions would be:

Your 4L names
A few names for personal projects
A handful of other names that you can really justify keeping

After all this you're in a good position to assess next steps. Either trying to sell some of your 4L names for profit, or making slow and selective purchases that you sell before buying more. And never taking money out of pocket to buy new names.

 

[Recons.Com]

As a word combo, this sounds great, right? Finance Guarantor.

Now, the problem is this: it is not a business!

Finance Guaranteed could be a business or a slogan, as it basically means "anyone will get financed, guaranteed!", while Financial Guarantor is normally a physical person guaranteeing a loan or stay for someone else.

You could have checked it out before registering, just googling "finance guarantor" and "financial guarantor" and look through few pages to see how and when and by whom this combo is used.

 

[Want2learn]

Actually, and I didnt know this previously, but finance or financial guarantors are businesses/companies that deal with insurance and sub-prime mortgage loans. I am not sure that Forbes would be happy with my simple synthesis, but my guess it would not interest you a whole lot!

Monoline Insurance companies are potential end users.

I am always ready to explain or shed light on a domain to clear things up! The reality is, and it coincides with your broader point I think, I still have an uphill battle.

I have reached out to someone with Forbes Magazine, and am hopeful for some direction/guidance!

Otherwise, Ill really be pimping BLVQ.com . . .

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[Recons.Com]

Actually, and I didnt know this previously, but finance or financial guarantors are businesses/companies that deal with insurance and sub-prime mortgage loans. I am not sure that Forbes would be happy with my simple synthesis, but my guess it would not interest you a whole lot!

Monoline Insurance companies are potential end users.

I am always ready to explain or shed light on a domain to clear things up! The reality is, and it coincides with your broader point I think, I still have an uphill battle.

I have reached out to someone with Forbes Magazine, and am hopeful for some direction/guidance!

Otherwise, Ill really be pimping BLVQ.com . . .

Banks Loan Very Quickly
Blonde Ladies Vary Quantitatively
Bank Lenders Verify Quotes

Even if they are, do they call their company "Financial Guarantor"? Probably not. That is the problem.

Always imagine if a company or project would name itself that?