HELP ME!!!!

What costs my domain "AutoHelping.com" ???

 

Do you mean " what is my domain worth?" if so I don't see any value at all. It's not a phrase anyone uses or one that means anything.

 

thank you for the answer! But where is the phrase at youtube or youporn?

 

They are brands that have taken years to get established, Your domain is brand new and not really worth anything especially not the €1500 you are asking for it at Sedo.
If you invest money and establish a brand around the name it could be worth something.

 

It does not play a role, or a phrase or welcomed words. Just have to fit together well?

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I know that there are exceptions to this, sites like Flickr and Tumblr are huge, but they are the exceptions. Unless you have millions of users, or a gigantic marketing budget, it’s best to stick to things people will understand.

 

You asked a question, I gave you an answer based on my opinion, that's all it is..my opinion. Other people may have a different opinion.

 

Domain name worth next to nothing

 

Reg. Fee at best. The phrase means nothing.

 

If you do not know what YOU paid for that domain, HOW IN HELL ARE WE SUPPOSED TO KNOW???