Domain Appraisal

There are many domains listed whose price is $3,000+ while their value is under $10.

One of the attractions of .com domain-names (compared with that of other extensions) is their potential resale value.

But ultimately, any domain-name (with or without a website attached) is "worth" whatever you can sell it for: the "value" is determined - by definition - by the market.

The people who make money dealing in domains are those with the skill-set of finding customers to whom a domain is potentially "worth" a premium price: technically, they have no intrinsic premium value.

I deal in domain-names a little, myself, and wouldn't instinctively think that guidetour.info (possibly unlike tourguide.info) will prove worth any more than reg-fee; but of course I may be wrong. Having said all that, of course there's nothing to stop you from listing it for sale and seeing what offers you get, Kamal.

huh, ok. gonna try to sell it... Thanks, Alexa

There's some good answers to your question here

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ame-value.html

And .info normally don't sell nearly as high as .com's do.

It is really funny. I've got these domains:
adsbiz.in
aboutcricket.in
costless.in
gamepark.in (website)
guidetour.info

and i am ready to sell them for any price and there is still no buyer.

those dont seem to worth much to me. good luck with your sales

Might I suggest reading up on domaining before buying any more domains. It's quite easy to get in the mindset of thinking that you can buy the next "Huge" domain that sells for $XXX,XXX, but from looking at the fact, the domains you are buying are on the bottom of the buyers list being they're all .info's... the majority seek .com, .net. ,.org tld's as they are the Top 3 desired extensions.

Sure a .info, .me, or any extension can be worth gold to the right buyer, but I think you need to dig a little deeper into "keyword research" before venturing into the 'thought' that just because someone else listed a $3k domain you should buy any and/or all of the available extensions.

I have 3 letter domains (with hyphens) that get over 500k [exact] searches monthly, and I haven't had a single bite on my asking price, which is nowhere near $3k.

Currently, I have just under 200 domains, many get 20,000 -300,000+ exact monthly searches and to date, I have had few offers for any of them.

Your best bet would be, develop them, get some traffic, some revenue on them, and either scale them up to better earnings or 'flip' them to prospective buyers.

Good Luck!

-Art

You can't just expect to reg a domain and sell it for thousands the next day, that's foolish. If you registered it a few days ago, it's not worth anything on the reseller market, otherwise it would've been picked long ago. You can always get lucky and find an interested buyer who would pay a decent amount, but it's very unlikely, so I wouldn't build on it.

.info seems associated with a lot of spam websites. I would say your domain is maybe worth the registration fee. I really can't see anyone paying a premium for it.