Domainlore

[stender]

Thanks for the PM Martin, I see your reasoning but am far too lazy to compete

 

[stender]

I think things could start to drop with that one rather than pick up.

 

[Lovekraft]

Well that didn't take long to burst back into life. I've seen it drop before, although not as low as just 2 domains but it usually recovers quickly enough. I think DL has plenty of life left in it as he is very well established now.

 

[stender]

I see a domain I let drop selling on there yet no one wanted it for a fiver when I listed it on here!

 

[DannyB]

Does my head in when that happens....

I see a domain I let drop selling on there yet no one wanted it for a fiver when I listed it on here!

 

[websaway]

Seems to be at a lowpoint. I personally don't use anymore for selling - probably because my expectations were too high in the first place. But, there has been some good sales history in the past and Denys week-ahead drops have always been helpful (in more ways than one)

Hope it's not terminal. :-(

I do notice a consistency though.
Quality domains seem to sell for between 10 to 50% of potential end user values.
Bad domains reflect their quality by the lack of interest.

It's interesting that although there is a lack of buyers, the buyers that are involved recognise the quality domains and are able to bag a bargain because of the absence of end user competition.

 

[Bailey]

I do notice a consistency though.
Quality domains seem to sell for between 10 to 50% of potential end user values.
Bad domains reflect their quality by the lack of interest.

It's interesting that although there is a lack of buyers, the buyers that are involved recognise the quality domains and are able to bag a bargain because of the absence of end user competition.

Good summary - Couldn't have put it better.

I guess it's just the amount of poor domains listed is starting to make it look just like another list