appraise PodKart.com

[DNA14]

Hello

Please comment below for PodKart.com

Thanks

 

[AcquisitionKing]

Sorry brother i have very little value t a reseller.

 

[werejack]

Hello

Please comment below for PodKart.com

Thanks

One domain appraisal algorithm estimates PodKart.com to be worth $1,260 also citing similar sales like PodMine.com at $700 and PodFlix.com at $1,100.

now that will probably be final sale to an end user... So for a Domain Reseller to ultimately sell the domain at, lets say $1,000, then this would be what he would earn:
Gross income from sale of domain $1,000
30% expense for escrow fee $300
??% expense for taxes $???
50%-60% Gross profit $500 -$600

So the reseller has about $500 to $600 to work with so if you sell the domain at wholesale in a forum, go daddy etc at $250, then a domain reseller may buy and make a profit of $250 to $350.
And that is if he/she successfully sells at $1,000.
So the domain is appraised at more than $1,000 but you will have to find or wait for an end user to pay that price...
Good luck...

 

[AcquisitionKing]

I have several high appraised domains (above 15,000$), getting low offers like 80$, 100$ etc.

Don't believe in any appraisals.

 

[werejack]

I have several high appraised domains (above 15,000$), getting low offers like 80$, 100$ etc.

Don't believe in any appraisals.

Some of the appraisals give a realistic estimate... And at the same time there are many appraisals that are off as the algorithm lacks a human sense that can see certain exceptions.

 

[werejack]

I have several high appraised domains (above 15,000$), getting low offers like 80$, 100$ etc.

Don't believe in any appraisals.

I wouldn't agree that one should not believe in ANY appraisals but that the appraisal tools are just one of the things to consider when pricing domain name or negotiating sale/purchase

 

[ukbackorder]

I have never heard of any domain being bought based on an appraisal. The buyer knows how much they're willing to go up to. Automated appraisals only ever serve to make the seller feel better about their purchase and are usually stupidly high to either encourage you to purchase one of the services or to be a repeat visitor and potentially make the appraiser money.

 

[werejack]

I have never heard of any domain being bought based on an appraisal. The buyer knows how much they're willing to go up to. Automated appraisals only ever serve to make the seller feel better about their purchase and are usually stupidly high to either encourage you to purchase one of the services or to be a repeat visitor and potentially make the appraiser money.

I agree.
The same appraisal took I used appraised BizBase.com at about $3,000 but it was listed on DNJournal as being sold at $10,000... There are also some appraisal requests listed here that the tool appraised at $1,000 but common sense tells you it wouldn't sell even for $20...

If the appraisal tools can be trusted even for a ballpark price and previous related sales are equally not to be followed religiously when pricing, what system do experienced donations use to price their Domains?

 

[werejack]

sorry

I agree.
The same appraisal took I used appraised BizBase.com at about $3,000 but it was listed on DNJournal as being sold at $10,000... There are also some appraisal requests listed here that the tool appraised at $1,000 but common sense tells you it wouldn't sell even for $20...

If the appraisal tools can be trusted even for a ballpark price and previous related sales are equally not to be followed religiously when pricing, what system do experienced donations use to price their Domains?[/QU
Correction: if the appraisal took cant be trusted even for a ballpark price....