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[Honeysites]

Domain Name:

 

[lock]

I think the "s" devalues the name back to low $xxx based on an actual sale. However if i owned it with and without the "s" i would just drop it.

 

[Honeysites]

Still waiting for Genuine Appraisal.

 

[Casey L]

Low $xx if you're lucky, the s kills it

 

[Honeysites]

 

[Traveler]

"Ad" before "blocker" sounds right, "AdsBlocker" does not sound right. If the name was "BlockAds", that would sound better than "BlockAd". Just one of the many funny things about English.

 

[Honeysites]

Keyword

 

[Casey L]

A domain investor or end user won't give two bleeps about seo functionality if the domain doesn't read well, it's like owning facesbook.com instead of Facebook.com

 

[Traveler]

I would take any offer you get on this name.

 

[Awais570]

I think 10-20$

 

[vivaldi]

I take it English is not you native tongue. Not a domain to spend much time on since the the probability of this domain selling for any fee worthwhile anyone's time is very low.

 

[Honeysites]

name

 

[Casey L]

Still waiting for Genuine Appraisal, Who have knowledge in domain industry not only in english language.

Word of advice - learning to take and accept constructive criticism from experienced domain investors will greatly help you in becoming successful yourself. If I had a dollar for every bad domain asking for an appraisal, I could retire today. However, some of the people requesting those appraisals realized the patterns and reasons for domains to have value, and they've begun to make money.

A year ago, as a newbie to the domain investing world, I asked for an appraisal for docs.com.pl and it got no responses. Last week, I sold a domain for four figures and I continue to make my car payments solely from domain investing.

Put your sensibilities aside and let those with experience show and explain why they know what they're talking about, because all of our goals are to help people further understand the business. Best of luck.