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IPtwist.com and IPtwister.com

Discussion in 'Appraisals' started by wormy, Jul 16, 2006.

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    Originally I thought these would be very catchy names for web proxies since they "twist" your ip address into a different one and give you anonymity. But thinking about other possibilities I thought maybe it could be used as a portal to "bounce" and "twist" Ip addresses and hostnames for people in creative ways other than a simple cgi proxy. For instance it could be made into a site similar in function to afraid.org perhaps with extra "twisting" functionality thrown in?

    Well anyway considering the site has zero content right now how much is the domain worth just based on the catchiness and uniqueness? $6.99? $2000? Somewhere in between or beyond?

    I guess they could be assessed separately...and is one worth more than the other?
     
    wormy, Jul 16, 2006 IP
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    it could be mid xx , it cant be valued much more unless being developed
     
    forumrating, Jul 16, 2006 IP
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    Correctus Straight Edge

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    IPTwist.com should be developed, because it does not value more than mid $xx.

    Development Idea: Make it into a site that offers IP tools such as whois lookup, country lookup, proxy checker, a whatismyip type of service, IP protection guidelines, help with IPs, IP guides and everything else thats IP.

    Then the domain will go with the site for High $xxx, also make sure it gets a decent PR

    IT
     
    Correctus, Jul 17, 2006 IP