closed accumulators.us

[hhunterjr]

Please appraise accumulators.us.

check out accumulators.com, accumulators.net, accumulators.org
accumulators.info. before giving the appraisal.

[email protected]
http://www.domainterritory.com

 

[NameCaster]

Probably not even worth the reg fee.

Sorry just MO.

Domain Name: accumulators.us
Key Words: accumulators
Google Hits: 82,900
Overture Hits: 1,249
Total Hits: 84,149
Market Rating: 2.0
Length: 12
Extension Rating: 1.5
Length Rating: 2
Popular Rating: 01
Composite: 1.7
High Retail: $25
Low Retail: $19
Wholesale: $6

Cheers!

 

[hhunterjr]

Dear Mudfence,

Putting your cool Tool Aside for a moment, Have you actually looked at the real world applications of accumulators? Take a look at accumulators.com, Accumalators.net, Accumulators.org, and accumulators.info. These are all sites that sell accumulators. Accumulators are parts that are used in hydraulic pneumatic systems.

I am sure that there are other companies out there that sell the same type of accumulator products and that need a website. So how can your valuation come up the registration fee only.

 

[TrafficMonsterRRR]

$25-$50 maybe --anything particular about us (-made?) accumulators?

 

[hhunterjr]

Appreciate the opinions so far = but they are way too low.

Has anyone actually looked at those sites that I've suggested to find out what a an accumulator is? also most of the other extensions for accumulators have been taken and have functional websites up about producing/selling accumulators?

I value the Dnforum crowd. But this appraisal is just too low. Peraps no one knows want an accumulator is or does? I know that is worth more than this to an end user who actually sells accumulators.

Take care,

 

[NameCaster]

Originally posted by hhunterjr
Dear Mudfence,

Putting your cool Tool Aside for a moment, Have you actually looked at the real world applications of accumulators? Take a look at accumulators.com, Accumalators.net, Accumulators.org, and accumulators.info. These are all sites that sell accumulators. Accumulators are parts that are used in hydraulic pneumatic systems.

I am sure that there are other companies out there that sell the same type of accumulator products and that need a website. So how can your valuation come up the registration fee only.

I only use the cool tool when evaluation of a complete dud seems immanent
Sorry I blew up

Cheers!
Send me some $DNF

 

[NameCaster]

Ok, I looked at the link(s) you included.

I thought you were asking for a domain name appraisal?

Later.

Cheers!

 

[Alex Ojideagu]

People should really look into what names actually mean before appraising.

I hate it when people appraise a name and have no clue about the industry.

Just checking.

 

[NameCaster]

Originally posted by Alex Ojideagu
People should really look into what names actually mean before appraising.

I hate it when people appraise a name and have no clue about the industry.

Just checking.

Couldn't agree with you more.
What is your point. The market value is still the same.

If its a niche market or some hip secret word it all boils down to marketability.
.us just aren't worth that much.

I'm almost ashamed for even trying to defend my opinion.
Somebody asked for it.

Cheers!

 

[Alex Ojideagu]

I'm just saying, if you just go by numbers in anything in life you become unstuck very fast.

It's the value it has to potential buyers, no matter the niche.

There are plenty of names that get no overture hits and probably mean nothing to you that can sell for a few k to the people who want them.

I'm selling EraOra.com for 1k.

It's an Italian word and I used my brain and saw a company using that name with the .dk extension, emailed them and they wanted it. Put that through your number cruncher and you get Sh*t. I guess that's why at the end of the day appraisals suck and are seriously flawed

 

[Joe826]

Originally posted by hhunterjr
Appreciate the opinions so far = but they are way too low.

if you already know the name's value, why do you even ask?

the whole point of appraisals is to get a better feel for the name's worth. if you can't handle an appraisle that's less than you expected, don't ask.

 

[Alex Ojideagu]

Originally posted by Joe826


if you already know the name's value, why do you even ask?

the whole point of appraisals is to get a better feel for the name's worth. if you can't handle an appraisle that's less than you expected, don't ask.

That's why I only post general names here now.

Anything outside the norm (Not stupid creative crap though, that sucks 24/7) you're better off researching yourself as you'll get useless appraisals.

 

[Sharpy]

Originally posted by hhunterjr
Peraps no one knows want an accumulator is or does? I know that is worth more than this to an end user who actually sells accumulators.

Hi Harold, I think your above statement says it all.

I'm sure that very few people here knew/know what an accumulator is/does and that even fewer here own/sell accumulators. So the appraisals you are getting here may be accurate, but if not, are likely to be wrong on the low side.

Two things are fairly certain:

1. Your not likely to find a buyer for that name here, at a forum where the membership is made up of, "non-accumulator owning", speculators. Nor are these speculators likely to have clients wanting this name. If you did find a buyer here, it would be for not much more than the values the name has been assigned so far in the thread.

2. If #1 is true, then unless you find, an accumulator/hydraulic company, that has a U.S. presence and is shoping for a domain name, then the appraisals you have recieved here are accutate.

If you did find an end user that fits all of #2's criteria, then the value of name is still unknown, but likely to be much higher than the appraised values you have recieved here.

So in my opinion, the question that should be asked when dealing with a niche or extremely market specific name is, "What are my chances of finding a qualified end user to purchase this name" rather than asking for a straight appraisal of that name.

Submitting this name to the U.S. National Hydraulic Manufacturers Association's news letter as a "for sale" item as well as other pertinent organisations would give you a better idea of the name's "demand" as well as it's "value".

Cheers