domain Valuate TreasuredCars.com/LoveClimax.com/GlowData.com/ToyChoose.com/bulksmssite.com

[Jamji]

Please help me valuate each for me. Thanks

 

[brandr]

The 3 middle ones could fetch $xxxx each, they are real good brandable domains with short sensible dictionary word combinations. Checkout Sedo for transaction history of similar domain lengths and keywords to narrow down the estimations and decide for yourself a range that you are willing to entertain offers.

 

[Jamji]

The 3 middle ones could fetch $xxxx each, they are real good brandable domains with short sensible dictionary word combinations. Checkout Sedo for transaction history of similar domain lengths and keywords to narrow down the estimations and decide for yourself a range that you are willing to entertain offers.

that is cool thanks. Sedo dont want to certify my account.
More appraisals please.

 

[blogs200]

Very few value!

 

[Larry Fling]

I completely disagree with Brandr. There are hundreds of these types of domains available.
I've value yours at regfee.
The treasuredcars one might catch an enduser but has no resale value.
Just my $.02

 

[brandr]

loveclimax is a readily brandable readily to go name, a classy adult business can easily purchase the domain and put up a ecommerce shopping cart that caters to adult related marital aids. The domain is suggestive enough without the bad words such as sex and %&^%*^& and such.

Glowdata is also a readily brandable name for start ups that provide analytics data mining services for customers. Most people don't understand data, if you can present actionable data to small businesses in pretty charts, you have a real lucrative business.

Toychoose can easily become the de facto place where parents can go to find info about toys and research safety recalls. It can include toy reviews like consumer reports, and or comparisons between toys and make recommendations based on budgets.

Put these up on godaddy auctions with a high buy it now and a high reserve price and see how much interests there are.

 

[Jamji]

you think like the end user @brandr. Thanks :wave: