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nate_king1
10-30-2005, 07:10 PM
Please list the most inexpensive Appraisal companies, that take their time in the valuation process. Thanks,
mystwoman
10-31-2005, 03:08 PM
NateKing I have never used an appraisal company. I rely on my own eyes and ears. I don't think there is any benchmark company, or we would all be using it and the domains market would settle down.
That said, I've used adnappraisals.com. But i have a contact in the undistry who usually advises me.
Janwillem
10-31-2005, 03:13 PM
Please list the most inexpensive Appraisal companies, that take their time in the valuation process. Thanks,
We are! I mean: ask around on forums try to develop a feeling for it yourself. "You could check monthly revenue from a website multiply it by 2 years and that is a nice appraisal on developped websites". Someone other than me posted this on the forum somewhere. Seems quite reasonable.
Human Appraisal Methods are the best form of appraisal services you can get. The ones that are entered into a system are all false. They only base it on thing, your judgment. You can lie and put Excellent for everything. In my eyes a good appraisal comes from all of that plus the actual domain name. Systems do not look at the domain name, it's length and quality either.
-JJ-
Apsylum
10-31-2005, 05:20 PM
I don't see appraisal companies as being a very good place to put your money, the value means NOTHING unless someone wants it.
sjaguar13
10-31-2005, 08:23 PM
I don't see appraisal companies as being a very good place to put your money, the value means NOTHING unless someone wants it.
I agree with this ^
If you pay for an appraisal, don't you naturally think they are going to give you a good price? You paid them after all, they want your business again.
-JJ-
sjaguar13
10-31-2005, 09:10 PM
Human Appraisal Methods are the best form of appraisal services you can get.
If you pay for an appraisal, don't you naturally think they are going to give you a good price?
According to you, they are the best kind to get.
mystwoman
11-02-2005, 12:33 AM
Nobody on the Internet is going to coalesce and allow one firm to rule in domain valuation.
blakeaf96
11-02-2005, 12:47 AM
Why pay someone to appraise a domain name? Unless you're spending thousands and thousands and want to make sure the name is descent, then I see no other point.... YAY, LETS PAY $10 TO GET A DOMAIN APPRAISED THATS ONLY WORTH REG FEE!! :):)
sjaguar13
11-02-2005, 01:09 AM
Why pay someone to appraise a domain name?
If you get divorced or some other legal matter where you show the value of your assets, sometimes you are required to show how much your domains/websites are worth. You have to get it in writing by a professional.
mystwoman
11-02-2005, 03:00 AM
but how subjective? The process of domaining is so intuitive. Can you imagine trying to explain what a "google" was to a divorce lawyer twenty years ago?
sjaguar13
11-02-2005, 03:13 AM
20 years ago Google wasn't worth anything.
mystwoman
11-02-2005, 05:12 AM
exactly my point. You could get a third party to make the argument both ways. So what value is a service that stamps a subjective value on a name?
According to you, they are the best kind to get.
? According to me they are the best kind to get? I said Human Appraisal Methods are fine to get. Why pay a system to appraise it for you? I never said you had to pay a human for it either. You can get an appraisal at Forums such as Domain Forums for free. Naturally though if you pay either the system or a humn you're going to get a good result 99.9 % of the time because they want your business again.
-JJ-
Gayble
11-02-2005, 09:39 AM
Be careful to avoid the fakes! :) There are alot of scamming appraisal companies out there..
Varlin
11-09-2005, 10:13 AM
You can also pay $40 to appraise a domain that is NOT even worth a 2.99 reg fee. I've seen them.
Gayble
11-09-2005, 05:10 PM
Yep, they just feel sorry for you wasting your money getting an appraisal for a crappy domain, so they just say it's worth $xxx,xxx to make you happy :p then you go around selling it, and everyone calls you a rip off.. :D
That's why Domain Forums are around. They're free and most of them are accurate.
-JJ-
Gayble
11-09-2005, 05:16 PM
Yep, many people have saved alot of money just through getting their domains appraised.. it'd be better to get a really valuable domain appraised for pay because the people on forums would just pretty much guess, and it wouldn't be too accurate.
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