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Wanted: Domain Appraisal **please Appraise**

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I have only been buying domain names for a couple of months ;since a close friend of mine caused a stink by trying to sell www.ask-jeeves.eu on ebay.. It made the national press & timesonline and he was getting call from press abroad & allsorts... He still owns the domain, but the potential of the domain from the press hype was obvious, So since then I have purchased a few domains that I was hoping could be appraised they are:

www.onlineparcels.eu
www.traceandtrack.eu
www.trojankiller.eu
www.suissefinance.eu
www.djs4hire.eu
www.remit2india.eu (have had offer on Sedo)
www.pokerpounds.eu

Any potential for the above domains? or are they all crud?:confused:
 
bdstores said:

complex these eu's as we're all speaking different languages - and it may be parcel here but package in germany etc

onlineparcels - whats an online parcel? i can see roughly the idea but i think somewhere the idea is flawed

traceandtrack - hope you reged the other way around trackandtrace. something i would want if i was buying. online parcels i assume? could be marketted

trojankiller - dunno about killer is that a word you would use?

djs4hire - no brilliant but has an obvious market - would require content to maximise potential

good eu name suissefinance - again language might be difficult (not sure on this though) - best one

see other thread for remit

pokerpounds - poker must be a good euro word - pounds is not! :D works well in the uk though

just my thoughts
 
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