Where are those sales from? Seem very cheap to me?
What price dreams..?
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Where are those sales from? Seem very cheap to me?
Drop.com.au
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Nice aspirational word. Falls into the $5K plus category (where $5k is a filter for low offers).
FYI .com is owned by National A-1 Advertising.
FYI .com is owned by National A-1 Advertising.
neddy
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Shane
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That's the figure I had in mind too.I'm prepared to put my money where my mouth is. $750 is my offer if you want it ...
Hmmm silence.... wonder why?
Drop.com.au
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Looks like they are all recent Netfleet sales David...
drum.com.au $368 2011-07-23 netfleet.com.au
globalisation.com.au $100 netfleet.com.au DMA
faces.com.au $100 netfleet.com.au DMA
tone.com.au $112 2011-07-22 netfleet.com.au
metric.com.au $222 2011-07-21 netfleet.com.au
bachelor.com.au $102 netfleet.com.au DMA
liquid.com.au $400 2011-07-12 netfleet.com.au
hut.com.au $223 2011-06-19 netfleet.com.au
pumpkin.com.au $503 2011-06-14 netfleet.com.au
optician.com.au $118 2011-07-31 netfleet.com.au
tweets.com.au $196 2011-05-21 netfleet.com.au
negotiation.com.au $357 2011-07-25 netfleet.com.au
(sourced from Namebio and Netfleet)
Andrew
Thanks Andrew !
My point is, why would anyone trawl back through 2,000 odd sales to cherry pick.... err sorry... select 12 domains to help put a value to dreams.com.au? They don't even seem in anyway related to the domain so I can't see how it's helpful to an appraisal?
In fact, if they aren't just a random sample it's actually deliberately unhelpful.
Anyway certainly shows there are bargains to be had at Netfleet - they seem bloody cheap to me!
!My point is, why would anyone trawl back through 2,000 odd sales to cherry pick.... err sorry... select 12 domains to help put a value to dreams.com.au? They don't even seem in anyway related to the domain so I can't see how it's helpful to an appraisal?
In fact, if they aren't just a random sample it's actually deliberately unhelpful.
Anyway certainly shows there are bargains to be had at Netfleet - they seem bloody cheap to me!
snoopy
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Thanks Andrew
My point is, why would anyone trawl back through 2,000 odd sales to cherry pick.... err sorry... select 12 domains to help put a value to dreams.com.au? They don't even seem in anyway related to the domain so I can't see how it's helpful to an appraisal?
In fact, if they aren't just a random sample it's actually deliberately unhelpful.
Anyway certainly shows there are bargains to be had at Netfleet - they seem bloody cheap to me!
I picked recent sales in namebio that were a similar price and similar type of name (more brand than keyword).
The fact is similar names are selling for a few hundred dollars. Whatever data I present you'd have some argument about why it shouldn't apply, if this name actually sold for $300 you'd probably still argue that it wasn't worth that.
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Snoopy these sales are anything but typical - everyone here knows that.
Let's take some examples without spending hours sifting through thousands of sales to find a dozen that suit your purpose.
How about the last 20 .au domains sold from namebio - this includes the good, bad and ugly:
easywebsitebuilder.com.au $150 23/08/2011
expertseo.com.au $245 23/08/2011
petstuff.com.au $187 23/08/2011
hotproperty.com.au $1,012 23/08/2011
financeforum.com.au $110 23/08/2011
dox.com.au $1,500 23/08/2011
betting-online.com.au $351 22/08/2011
melbourneshopping.com.au $289 22/08/2011
chinadirect.com.au $325 21/08/2011
vitaminsupplements.com.au $416 21/08/2011
financeblog.com.au $102 20/08/2011
buildersperth.com.au $196 20/08/2011
dinnerrecipes.com.au $159 19/08/2011
naturaltreatment.com.au $151 19/08/2011
connectors.com.au $112 19/08/2011
supertrader.com.au $2,000 19/08/2011
zerocarbon.com.au $2,750 18/08/2011
rejuvenate.com.au $223 18/08/2011
realestatetrends.com.au $112 18/08/2011
emailtemplate.com.au $101 18/08/2011
Puts it in a different light when you don't cherrypick doesn't it? Still think dreams.com.au is worth $300? LOL
Let's take some examples without spending hours sifting through thousands of sales to find a dozen that suit your purpose.
How about the last 20 .au domains sold from namebio - this includes the good, bad and ugly:
easywebsitebuilder.com.au $150 23/08/2011
expertseo.com.au $245 23/08/2011
petstuff.com.au $187 23/08/2011
hotproperty.com.au $1,012 23/08/2011
financeforum.com.au $110 23/08/2011
dox.com.au $1,500 23/08/2011
betting-online.com.au $351 22/08/2011
melbourneshopping.com.au $289 22/08/2011
chinadirect.com.au $325 21/08/2011
vitaminsupplements.com.au $416 21/08/2011
financeblog.com.au $102 20/08/2011
buildersperth.com.au $196 20/08/2011
dinnerrecipes.com.au $159 19/08/2011
naturaltreatment.com.au $151 19/08/2011
connectors.com.au $112 19/08/2011
supertrader.com.au $2,000 19/08/2011
zerocarbon.com.au $2,750 18/08/2011
rejuvenate.com.au $223 18/08/2011
realestatetrends.com.au $112 18/08/2011
emailtemplate.com.au $101 18/08/2011
Puts it in a different light when you don't cherrypick doesn't it? Still think dreams.com.au is worth $300? LOL
paz
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Snoopy is right in that his domains were not keyword based they were somewhat brandable single word domains like he believes "dreams.com.au" to be.
Yours certainly are not.
In fact I don't really know what your list is? A selection of random domains sold in the month of August.
Paz -
paz
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But it doesn't put anything in a different light as you say.
The names are irrelevant to dreams.com.au.
Not that I think Snoopy's were very close - but I see what he was trying to do. He wasn't cherrypicking to be deceiving to back up his personal view - he was trying to provide evidence of his thought process and current market values.
But I still think it is worth far more than $300.
The names are irrelevant to dreams.com.au.
Not that I think Snoopy's were very close - but I see what he was trying to do. He wasn't cherrypicking to be deceiving to back up his personal view - he was trying to provide evidence of his thought process and current market values.
But I still think it is worth far more than $300.
