say you have a name that you are after and is expiring, word1-word2.com. The non hyphenated version of the keyword (word1word2.com) Estibots at $52,000 - however the hyphen version (word1-word2.com), the one expiring, only pulls $900 on Estibot appraisal.
Does that necessarily mean that's all it's worth - or could it pull $x,xxx on the aftermarket? This name is dropping right now and I want to backorder it/flip it if at all possible. Keyword competition for the phrase is high, it will be losing a creation date of 1996 once it deletes, because I can't really afford an auction (to save the date I hve to draw attention to it, I'll never get it then) so I'm just wondering if this is a good grab or if I should let it go. If the date is what makes the name good for high competition, then it may well be only $900 once it dies. If the date is only a small fraction of the whole formula in competing against others, that's a good one and I'm going to get it. I still think it's a really attractive name, nonetheless - but just asking before I spend $60-71 on backorder services.
Are these backorder companies shady at all? like would they try to bid against me behind the scenes? it's a nice one and I could get a car for x,xxx if I flip it, and I really need one
I trust namejet because I've used them before, I never tried Pool though. I would be devestated if I had to bid, then I'd have to pull debt and sell my Macbook and I would be at the library bidding. I need that car bad enough!
im scared of even entering the name into pool, tbh... I'm almost anticipating rival bidders - the name is in redemption the original owner might still recover it, all kinds of things can go wrong my fingers are crossed.
Does that necessarily mean that's all it's worth - or could it pull $x,xxx on the aftermarket? This name is dropping right now and I want to backorder it/flip it if at all possible. Keyword competition for the phrase is high, it will be losing a creation date of 1996 once it deletes, because I can't really afford an auction (to save the date I hve to draw attention to it, I'll never get it then) so I'm just wondering if this is a good grab or if I should let it go. If the date is what makes the name good for high competition, then it may well be only $900 once it dies. If the date is only a small fraction of the whole formula in competing against others, that's a good one and I'm going to get it. I still think it's a really attractive name, nonetheless - but just asking before I spend $60-71 on backorder services.
Are these backorder companies shady at all? like would they try to bid against me behind the scenes? it's a nice one and I could get a car for x,xxx if I flip it, and I really need one
I trust namejet because I've used them before, I never tried Pool though. I would be devestated if I had to bid, then I'd have to pull debt and sell my Macbook and I would be at the library bidding. I need that car bad enough!im scared of even entering the name into pool, tbh... I'm almost anticipating rival bidders - the name is in redemption the original owner might still recover it, all kinds of things can go wrong my fingers are crossed.
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