I just had a domain appraised by GoDaddy, it was a Certified Domain Appraisal. How accurate are certified godaddy domain appraisals? Does anyone have any experience in having a domain appraised by them and then selling it for similarto what they appraised it as?
worthless. the only benefit is when you try to sell your domain name in Tdnam.com your listing will standout.
It the future dont lose your money with domain appraisals,and there is not such a thing "Certified Domain Appraisal" specialy stay away from godaddy
i was about to use Certified Domain Name Appraisals from godaddy for mine site shaadi .biz . PLEASE see .com is valued at millions of dollars can anyone tell me place where to get Certified Domain Name Appraisals for mine site and 100 % correct Appraisal i checked free Appraisals but i think free Appraisals is worst
your domain is worthless, better off taking any money you want to spend on an appraisal and buy something useful or save it for something better. Don't waste your time with free or paid appraisals and probably shouldnt waste your time with .biz either.
GoDaddy domain appraisals are plain horrible. They don't even tell you how they got the value. I get my domain appraisals from http://midFlux.com they're cheaper and way more accurate.
the amount of seo work in this post is impressive. And what exactly is your experience with domain names and why would anyone give you a penny to appraise a domain name? It's award winning huh? What award? From who?
All these appraisals sux. Domain is worth what someone is willing to pay for. I've got some nice business domain names, but I rarely can find some end-user that understands value of domain and got spare cash equal to domain value. Best way to appraise is to ask other domainers, they got experience what can be sold for how much. Once I've bought 4 certified appraisals, totally different domains with different value maybe ranging from 500-4000$, 1000-10,000$ for rich end-user. Appraisals ranging at 1100-1300$. I've paid something like 150-200$ for that. Never ever.