domain Titanicly.com

[Super-Annuation]

Titanicly​

Just curious as to it's value.

Had a lot of views since listed on GoDaddy. (Buy Now is $4,000) and (Minimum Offer is $20)
Domain has no history (I'm the first to reg)

Something like 80 views in 8 days.
Thanks

 

[EmpireNames.com]

Titanicly​

Just curious as to it's value.

Had a lot of views since listed on GoDaddy. (Buy Now is $4,000) and (Minimum Offer is $20)
Domain has no history (I'm the first to reg)

Something like 80 views in 8 days.
Thanks

You have appraised your domain yourself... its never used so it means it available to reg since years no one picked it... thats the answer of your question..

 

[Super-Annuation]

You have appraised your domain yourself... its never used so it means it available to reg since years no one picked it... thats the answer of your question..

It seems they're more valuable. The ones that have never been picked. I have many domains now, and the ones never been regged seem to get some decent initial traffic.

SmartContractFund.com, never regged, same deal. SpecialisedBank, never regged, same deal.
It's not an opinion either, it's what happens on GoDaddy. Which has me questioning, do people have access to a search engine that shows new, never before reg, domain names that have been created? haha

 

[bmugford]

A domain that hasn't been registered in 30+ years of the internet, with 130M+ .COM registered it likely almost worthless. It is an obscure tense that I could not imagine anyone really using.

Many new registrations get traffic from bots, whois lists, spammers, scammers, and others who scrape the new registration lists for whatever reason. Often expiring names tend to get more traffic than usual as well.

I have many domains that get large amounts of worthless traffic. Traffic does not always correlate to value.

Brad

 

[NickB]

The reference to the Titanic was what jumped out at me - not good

There is some synonyms attached to this word (I use the term word loosely) - colossally, enormously & gigantically. Submit it to a Brandable site and keep your fingers crossed.....

 

[EmpireNames.com]

It seems they're more valuable. The ones that have never been picked. I have many domains now, and the ones never been regged seem to get some decent initial traffic.

SmartContractFund.com, never regged, same deal. SpecialisedBank, never regged, same deal.
It's not an opinion either, it's what happens on GoDaddy. Which has me questioning, do people have access to a search engine that shows new, never before reg, domain names that have been created? haha

i advised you before and again i am advising you to read namepros properly first then start trading of domains.. i saw your portfolio and all new reg names i would say please save your money else u will be ending up saying that domain business is not worthy and will leave..
its my sincere opinion ..

 

[Super-Annuation]

i advised you before and again i am advising you to read namepros properly first then start trading of domains.. i saw your portfolio and all new reg names i would say please save your money else u will be ending up saying that domain business is not worthy and will leave..
its my sincere opinion ..

If they were registered 10 years ago and didn't sell, how are they any different from being registered now. the bottom line is, they both haven't sold, right? I bought SmartContracted.com just today, it was registered a year ago so I was hesitant to buy it because it failed to sell. Is this logic false?

 

[barman]

Listen to @Riz M. he knows what he's talking about.

Who's going to name their business after the Titanic, the most well-known ship wreck of all time?

 

[NickB]

@Super-Annuation I have just looked at your make offer listings and I have to say you are way off the mark in regards to expectations and your understanding of the industry.

You have been given great advice on so many different threads and the penny is not dropping, stop registering names for a while and do a lot more reading.

Look to the aftermarket instead of registering loads of names for example, I read somewhere you are trying to get to 600 names? This looks to me like you are throwing sh*t at the wall and hoping something will stick - something will I suppose as it is the law of averages, it will not be down to your knowledge or building up a skill set. This then will encourage you to keep registering - vicious circle?

 

[Super-Annuation]

@Super-Annuation I have just looked at your make offer listings and I have to say you are way off the mark in regards to expectations and your understanding of the industry.

You have been given great advice on so many different threads and the penny is not dropping, stop registering names for a while and do a lot more reading.

Look to the aftermarket instead of registering loads of names for example, I read somewhere you are trying to get to 600 names? This looks to me like you are throwing sh*t at the wall and hoping something will stick - something will I suppose as it is the law of averages, it will not be down to your knowledge or building up a skill set. This then will encourage you to keep registering - vicious circle?

I was just asking. I'm not looking to sell to resellers as such, so why should i check if heaps of resellers are registering a domain, making it a popular name to resellers?

I have and very few domains make it past $10,000 to $15,000

I just want mine to make it that far haha. I have good names, and they're getting a fair bit of traffic. Maybe one will.

Again, I'm not looking to sell for the hundred to low grands, to resellers like you all do. This is ponzi like behaviour.

Thanks