domain Please Appraise thelastipaddress.com

[nicolavv]

please Appraise: thelastipaddress.com

visit the website and tell me what you think about a probably price!

thelastipaddress.com


P.S.

I just noticed that with the same domain is possible to say:

The Last IPad Dress .com

The Last Ip Address . com

Wow!!

Woh!!!

 

[johname]

The Last IPad Dress .com funny

i see you have lastipaddress.com too

I struggle with the thought of someone needing the name and wanting to purchase it from you. It also has an irrelevant date to it. I guess if it builds up traffic and search rank.

I do like count down sites there fun. $xx Goodluck

 

[nicolavv]

thank you johname.

someone else?

i believe a lot in

thelastipaddress.com

you think i am wrong?

thank a lot.

nicola

 

[uzunzatu]

have to agree with john i'm afraid i personally can't see how you're going to make money out of this..

 

[nicolavv]

what do you think about, if i send an email to ICANN to sponsor my site

The Last Ip Address . com

thank you.

nicola from Rome (Italy)

 

[MicroGuy]

Negative $32.00

This domain breaks the sacred 14-character rule of domains. Grace delete, sanitize your input device and try again. Good luck and may the road to freedom for always fall beneath your toes!

 

[hawkeye]

I don't see much if any value in this name for resale.

This domain breaks the sacred 14-character rule of domains. ..

You consistently post this about this 'rule'. Yet I or no one I know of in this industry has/have heard of it. And it seems to fly in the face of many similar sales as these-

ParkCityRealEstate.com $60,000
AutoInsuranceComparison.org $18,229
CarInsuranceCompanies.org $18,299

Could you please explain this rule and where it can be found so others here can base their domain purchases and appraisals on it.

 

[MicroGuy]

I wrote the "Practical Guide to Domaining" handbook many years ago and this was on my list under "Rules for Domaining". I was unable to find an interested publisher, but I believe the original manuscript is still saved on my computer.

Thanks for your inquiry.

 

[hawkeye]

I wrote the "Practical Guide to Domaining" handbook many years ago and this was on my list under "Rules for Domaining". I was unable to find an interested publisher, but I believe the original manuscript is still saved on my computer.

Thanks for your inquiry.

I can see why, and that would explain why you're the 'only one' to know about it. I'd keep it on your computer cause it doesn't seem to be a deterrent to buyers.