[BULK] Re: [WebDNA] How to valuate a domain name?

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texte = This is a multi-part message in MIME format.--------------020609070609050300010500Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowedContent-Transfer-Encoding: 7bitnot sure you could find that particular info out a year later.the ones that do go through the auction houses have a history since they want to try to get people to sell more names through their auction houses.we used to just have them all on a site with a for sale signsold the most that way.then we pulled them down and parked them mostly with for sale signs on themthose don't get too much interest.and finally we did try auctions but we rarely got picked.ones we did we had high hopes but they did not for minimum of what we wanted.we had one large sale way back , and tehn a bunch of low to mid 4 figure sales.and lately people only offer hundreds if at all.we wont sell that low we have more into them.i am going to be marketing them soon.i think we have 400 or so andwe will try to sell them in blocks if possible.i think our own site just listing them will be best again.i will approach a few portfolio buyers but market is down now.may not come back easily much since there are so manyways to build and market on the internet now that don't even require websites or names.in the negotiating it is always a game.really depends on the 4 factors mentioned.but you don't know the other players hand.so just go with what you are comfortable with and accept the outcome.its just a name game.it could all change tomorrowjymTerry Wilson wrote:> Out of curiosity, how do you handle the names you have? You just buy > them and wait for someone who wants one to seek you out through the > whois records? I.e., do you market them at all?>> I had a name I wasn't using any more (rainbowcreek.com), and decided > to let it expire. In the grace period window they give you to take it > back (after the exp date, but before the go to auction date), someone > contacted me about it and wanted to buy it for $100 or something. I > wrote back pointing out that it would cost me that much just to take > it back so I could sell it, and asked for a few hundred more (I'm so > cheap). But I never heard back. I have no idea how much it went for, > if he bought it at auction. How would you find that out, a year later?>> Terry>>> On Thu, 04 Mar 2010 19:11:52 -0800> Jym Duane wrote:> > you can look at auction results on moniker.com> > and snapnames etc.> >> > suprizing what some things sell for> > both low end and high end.> >> > in general at lest 10-50% of a few years back.> > less sales too.> >> > people asking and expecting more than the market will> >bare usually.> >> > we have great names and have not sold any last two> >years.> >> > used to get lots of offers.> >> > jym> >> > Bob Minor wrote:> >> 75k I would say would be a starting point for a name> >>like that. We had> >> an offer for $15k and didn't give it a thought turning> >>it down> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> On Mar 4, 2010, at 16:13, "Will Starck"> >> wrote:> >>> >>> -----Original Message-----> >>> From: Bob Minor [mailto:bob@cybermill.com]> >>> Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2010 4:04 PM> >>> To: talk@webdna.us> >>> Subject: Re: [WebDNA] How to valuate a domain name?> >>>> >>>> Offer 10% of what you think its worth. Then go up from> >>>>there.> >>>> >>> Ahh, and there lies the rub my young paduan. I don't> >>>have the first clue> >>> what it's worth> >>>> >>>> 2 words knocks the price down considerably. They would> >>>>have to be> >>>> pretty> >>> damn good words.> >>>> >>> They're pretty damn good, nice, short and memorable. A> >>>close example> >>> would> >>> be something like MicroSoft.> >>>> >>>> >>>> We have bigcircle.com and think its worth 5 figures if> >>>>that tells you> >>> anything.> >>>> >>> Ahh, but which 5 figures - 10,000 or 99,000? Hence my> >>>predicament ;)> >>>> >>> Cheers,> >>>> >>> Will> >>>> >>> On Mar 4, 2010, at 3:50 PM, Will Starck wrote:> >>>> >>>> I have a domain name that I want to purchase.> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> All I can say is that is a two word, easy to remember> >>>>.com, with no> >>> hyphens,> >>>> numbers or funny spellings, and definitely no 'my' in> >>>>front of it ;p> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> The owner wants $16,500.> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> From what I read, domain valuation companies can come up> >>>>with a number,> >>> but> >>>> other sources say the number has no relevance because at> >>>>the end of the> >>> day> >>>> it comes down to:> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> -what the buyer is willing to pay> >>>>> >>>> -what the seller is willing to take> >>>>> >>>> - how bad the buyer wants it vs. how desperate the> >>>>seller is to> >>>> unload it> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> Anyone have any strategies for getting to legitimate> >>>>price (it could be> >>>> close to the asking price for all I know)?> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> PS: FWIW, there are free online estimators, which I> >>>>figure are damn> >>>> near> >>>> useless, that put the value at about $2000> >>>>> >>>> ---> >>>>> >>>> Will Starck> >>>>> >>>> NovaDerm Skincare Science> >>>>> >>>> http://www.novaderm.com> >>>>> >>>> 1850 Keller Parkway Suite 102> >>>>> >>>> Keller, TX 76248> >>>>> >>>> 817-717-7377> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> ---------------------------------------------------------> >>> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed> >>>to> >>> the mailing list .> >>> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > >>> archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us> >>> old archives: http://dev.webdna.us/TalkListArchive/> >>> Bug Reporting:> >>> http://forum.webdna.us/eucabb.html?page=topics&category=288> >>>> >>> ---------------------------------------------------------> >>> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed> >>>to> >>> the mailing list .> >>> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > >>> archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us> >>> old archives: http://dev.webdna.us/TalkListArchive/> >>> Bug Reporting:> >>> http://forum.webdna.us/eucabb.html?page=topics&category=288> >> ---------------------------------------------------------> >> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed> >>to> >> the mailing list .> >> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > >> archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us> >> old archives: http://dev.webdna.us/TalkListArchive/> >> Bug Reporting:> >> http://forum.webdna.us/eucabb.html?page=topics&category=288> >>> >> > --> >> >> > Jym Duane - CTO - Purpose Media> >> > Creating Your Success Story> >> > Marketing : Television - Internet - Print> >> >> > Phone: (877) 443-1323> > Email: jym@purposemedia.com> > Web: www.purposemedia.com> >> >> > Oregon - www.GuideToOregon.com> >> > PO Box 1725, Jacksonville, OR 97530> >> >> > California - www.OrangeCounty.net> >> > PO Box 2025, Capistrano Beach, CA 92624> >>> -- Jym Duane - CTO - Purpose MediaCreating Your Success StoryMarketing : Television - Internet - PrintPhone: (877) 443-1323 Email: jym@purposemedia.com Web: www.purposemedia.comOregon - www.GuideToOregon.comPO Box 1725, Jacksonville, OR 97530California - www.OrangeCounty.netPO Box 2025, Capistrano Beach, CA 92624--------------020609070609050300010500Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit not sure you could find that particular info out a year later.
the ones that do go through the auction houses have a history sincethey want to try to get people to sell more names through their auctionhouses.

we used to just have them all on a site with a for sale sign
sold the most that way.

then we pulled them down and parked them mostly with for sale signs onthem
those don't get too much interest.

and finally we did try auctions but we rarely got picked.
ones we did we had high hopes but they did not for minimum of what wewanted.

we had one large sale way back , and tehn a bunch of low to mid 4figure sales.

and lately people only offer hundreds if at all.
we wont sell that low we have more into them.

i am going to be marketing them soon.
i think we have 400 or so and
we will try to sell them in blocks if possible.

i think our own site just listing them will be best again.
i will approach a few portfolio buyers but market is down now.

may not come back easily much since there are so many
ways to build and market on the internet now that don't even requirewebsites or names.

in the negotiating it is always a game.
really depends on the 4 factors mentioned.
but you don't know the other players hand.
so just go with what you are comfortable with and accept the outcome.

its just a name game.
it could all change tomorrow

jym

Terry Wilson wrote:

Outof curiosity, how do you handle thenames you have? You just buy them and wait for someone who wants one toseek you out through the whois records? I.e., doyou market them at all?

I had a name Iwasn't using any more (rainbowcreek.com), and decided to let it expire.In the grace period window they give you to takeit back (after the exp date, but before the go to auction date),someone contacted me about it and wanted to buy it for$100 or something. I wrote back pointing out that it would cost me thatmuch just to take it back so I could sell it,and asked for a few hundred more (I'm so cheap). But I never heardback. I have no idea how much it went for, if hebought it at auction. How would you find that out, a year later?

Terry

On Thu, 04 Mar 2010 19:11:52 -0800
Jym Duane <jym@purposemedia.com>wrote:
> you can look at auction results on moniker.com
> and snapnames etc.
>
> suprizing whatsome things sell for
> both low end and high end.
>
> in general at lest 10-50% of a few yearsback.
> less sales too.
>
> people asking and expecting more than the market will
>bareusually.
>
> we have great names and have not sold any last two
>years.
>
> used to getlots of offers.
>
> jym
>
> Bob Minor wrote:
>> 75k I would say would be a startingpoint for a name
>>like that. We had
>> an offer for $15k and didn't give it a thought turning
>>it down
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Mar 4, 2010, at 16:13, "Will Starck"
>><wjs@novaderm.com> wrote:
>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From:Bob Minor [mailto:bob@cybermill.com]
>>> Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2010 4:04 PM
>>> To:talk@webdna.us
>>> Subject: Re: [WebDNA] How to valuate a domain name?
>>>
>>>>Offer 10% of what you think its worth. Then go up from
>>>>there.
>>>
>>> Ahh,and there lies the rub my young paduan. I don't
>>>have the first clue
>>> what it'sworth
>>>
>>>> 2 words knocks the price down considerably. They would
>>>>have to be
>>>> pretty
>>> damn good words.
>>>
>>>They're pretty damn good, nice, short and memorable. A
>>>close example
>>>would
>>> be something like MicroSoft.
>>>
>>>
>>>> We havebigcircle.com and think its worth 5 figures if
>>>>that tells you
>>>anything.
>>>
>>> Ahh, but which 5 figures - 10,000 or 99,000? Hence my
>>>predicament ;)
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>>
>>>Will
>>>
>>> On Mar 4, 2010, at 3:50 PM, Will Starck wrote:
>>>
>>>>I have a domain name that I want to purchase.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>All I can say is that is a two word, easy to remember
>>>>.com, with no
>>>hyphens,
>>>> numbers or funny spellings, and definitely no 'my' in
>>>>front of it;p
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> The owner wants$16,500.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> From what I read, domainvaluation companies can come up
>>>>with a number,
>>> but
>>>> other sourcessay the number has no relevance because at
>>>>the end of the
>>> day
>>>> itcomes down to:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> -what the buyer iswilling to pay
>>>>
>>>> -what the seller is willing to take
>>>>
>>>>- how bad the buyer wants it vs. how desperate the
>>>>seller is to
>>>> unloadit
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Anyone have any strategies forgetting to legitimate
>>>>price (it could be
>>>> close to the asking price for all Iknow)?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> PS: FWIW, there are free onlineestimators, which I
>>>>figure are damn
>>>> near
>>>> useless, that putthe value at about $2000
>>>>
>>>> ---
>>>>
>>>> WillStarck
>>>>
>>>> NovaDerm Skincare Science
>>>>
>>>>http://www.novaderm.com
>>>>
>>>> 1850 Keller Parkway Suite 102
>>>>
>>>>Keller, TX 76248
>>>>
>>>> 817-717-7377
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
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>
>--
>
>
> Jym Duane - CTO - Purpose Media
>
> Creating Your Success Story
>
> Marketing : Television - Internet - Print
>
>
> Phone: (877) 443-1323
> Email:jym@purposemedia.com
> Web: www.purposemedia.com
>
>
> Oregon -www.GuideToOregon.com
>
> PO Box 1725, Jacksonville, OR 97530
>
>
> California -www.OrangeCounty.net
>
> PO Box 2025, Capistrano Beach, CA 92624
>

Jym Duane - CTO - Purpose Media

Creating Your Success Story

Marketing : Television - Internet - Print

Phone: (877) 443-1323

Email: jym@purposemedia.com

Web: www.purposemedia.com

Oregon - www.GuideToOregon.com

PO Box 1725, Jacksonville,OR 97530

California - www.OrangeCounty.net

PO Box 2025, CapistranoBeach, CA 92624

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This is a multi-part message in MIME format.--------------020609070609050300010500Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowedContent-Transfer-Encoding: 7bitnot sure you could find that particular info out a year later.the ones that do go through the auction houses have a history since they want to try to get people to sell more names through their auction houses.we used to just have them all on a site with a for sale signsold the most that way.then we pulled them down and parked them mostly with for sale signs on themthose don't get too much interest.and finally we did try auctions but we rarely got picked.ones we did we had high hopes but they did not for minimum of what we wanted.we had one large sale way back , and tehn a bunch of low to mid 4 figure sales.and lately people only offer hundreds if at all.we wont sell that low we have more into them.i am going to be marketing them soon.i think we have 400 or so andwe will try to sell them in blocks if possible.i think our own site just listing them will be best again.i will approach a few portfolio buyers but market is down now.may not come back easily much since there are so manyways to build and market on the internet now that don't even require websites or names.in the negotiating it is always a game.really depends on the 4 factors mentioned.but you don't know the other players hand.so just go with what you are comfortable with and accept the outcome.its just a name game.it could all change tomorrowjymTerry Wilson wrote:> Out of curiosity, how do you handle the names you have? You just buy > them and wait for someone who wants one to seek you out through the > whois records? I.e., do you market them at all?>> I had a name I wasn't using any more (rainbowcreek.com), and decided > to let it expire. In the grace period window they give you to take it > back (after the exp date, but before the go to auction date), someone > contacted me about it and wanted to buy it for $100 or something. I > wrote back pointing out that it would cost me that much just to take > it back so I could sell it, and asked for a few hundred more (I'm so > cheap). But I never heard back. I have no idea how much it went for, > if he bought it at auction. How would you find that out, a year later?>> Terry>>> On Thu, 04 Mar 2010 19:11:52 -0800> Jym Duane wrote:> > you can look at auction results on moniker.com> > and snapnames etc.> >> > suprizing what some things sell for> > both low end and high end.> >> > in general at lest 10-50% of a few years back.> > less sales too.> >> > people asking and expecting more than the market will> >bare usually.> >> > we have great names and have not sold any last two> >years.> >> > used to get lots of offers.> >> > jym> >> > Bob Minor wrote:> >> 75k I would say would be a starting point for a name> >>like that. We had> >> an offer for $15k and didn't give it a thought turning> >>it down> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> On Mar 4, 2010, at 16:13, "Will Starck"> >> wrote:> >>> >>> -----Original Message-----> >>> From: Bob Minor [mailto:bob@cybermill.com]> >>> Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2010 4:04 PM> >>> To: talk@webdna.us> >>> Subject: Re: [WebDNA] How to valuate a domain name?> >>>> >>>> Offer 10% of what you think its worth. Then go up from> >>>>there.> >>>> >>> Ahh, and there lies the rub my young paduan. I don't> >>>have the first clue> >>> what it's worth> >>>> >>>> 2 words knocks the price down considerably. They would> >>>>have to be> >>>> pretty> >>> damn good words.> >>>> >>> They're pretty damn good, nice, short and memorable. A> >>>close example> >>> would> >>> be something like MicroSoft.> >>>> >>>> >>>> We have bigcircle.com and think its worth 5 figures if> >>>>that tells you> >>> anything.> >>>> >>> Ahh, but which 5 figures - 10,000 or 99,000? Hence my> >>>predicament ;)> >>>> >>> Cheers,> >>>> >>> Will> >>>> >>> On Mar 4, 2010, at 3:50 PM, Will Starck wrote:> >>>> >>>> I have a domain name that I want to purchase.> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> All I can say is that is a two word, easy to remember> >>>>.com, with no> >>> hyphens,> >>>> numbers or funny spellings, and definitely no 'my' in> >>>>front of it ;p> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> The owner wants $16,500.> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> From what I read, domain valuation companies can come up> >>>>with a number,> >>> but> >>>> other sources say the number has no relevance because at> >>>>the end of the> >>> day> >>>> it comes down to:> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> -what the buyer is willing to pay> >>>>> >>>> -what the seller is willing to take> >>>>> >>>> - how bad the buyer wants it vs. how desperate the> >>>>seller is to> >>>> unload it> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> Anyone have any strategies for getting to legitimate> >>>>price (it could be> >>>> close to the asking price for all I know)?> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> PS: FWIW, there are free online estimators, which I> >>>>figure are damn> >>>> near> >>>> useless, that put the value at about $2000> >>>>> >>>> ---> >>>>> >>>> Will Starck> >>>>> >>>> NovaDerm Skincare Science> >>>>> >>>> http://www.novaderm.com> >>>>> >>>> 1850 Keller Parkway Suite 102> >>>>> >>>> Keller, TX 76248> >>>>> >>>> 817-717-7377> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> ---------------------------------------------------------> >>> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed> >>>to> >>> the mailing list .> >>> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > >>> archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us> >>> old archives: http://dev.webdna.us/TalkListArchive/> >>> Bug Reporting:> >>> http://forum.webdna.us/eucabb.html?page=topics&category=288> >>>> >>> ---------------------------------------------------------> >>> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed> >>>to> >>> the mailing list .> >>> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > >>> archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us> >>> old archives: http://dev.webdna.us/TalkListArchive/> >>> Bug Reporting:> >>> http://forum.webdna.us/eucabb.html?page=topics&category=288> >> ---------------------------------------------------------> >> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed> >>to> >> the mailing list .> >> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > >> archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us> >> old archives: http://dev.webdna.us/TalkListArchive/> >> Bug Reporting:> >> http://forum.webdna.us/eucabb.html?page=topics&category=288> >>> >> > --> >> >> > Jym Duane - CTO - Purpose Media> >> > Creating Your Success Story> >> > Marketing : Television - Internet - Print> >> >> > Phone: (877) 443-1323> > Email: jym@purposemedia.com> > Web: www.purposemedia.com> >> >> > Oregon - www.GuideToOregon.com> >> > PO Box 1725, Jacksonville, OR 97530> >> >> > California - www.OrangeCounty.net> >> > PO Box 2025, Capistrano Beach, CA 92624> >>> -- Jym Duane - CTO - Purpose MediaCreating Your Success StoryMarketing : Television - Internet - PrintPhone: (877) 443-1323 Email: jym@purposemedia.com Web: www.purposemedia.comOregon - www.GuideToOregon.comPO Box 1725, Jacksonville, OR 97530California - www.OrangeCounty.netPO Box 2025, Capistrano Beach, CA 92624--------------020609070609050300010500Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit not sure you could find that particular info out a year later.
the ones that do go through the auction houses have a history sincethey want to try to get people to sell more names through their auctionhouses.

we used to just have them all on a site with a for sale sign
sold the most that way.

then we pulled them down and parked them mostly with for sale signs onthem
those don't get too much interest.

and finally we did try auctions but we rarely got picked.
ones we did we had high hopes but they did not for minimum of what wewanted.

we had one large sale way back , and tehn a bunch of low to mid 4figure sales.

and lately people only offer hundreds if at all.
we wont sell that low we have more into them.

i am going to be marketing them soon.
i think we have 400 or so and
we will try to sell them in blocks if possible.

i think our own site just listing them will be best again.
i will approach a few portfolio buyers but market is down now.

may not come back easily much since there are so many
ways to build and market on the internet now that don't even requirewebsites or names.

in the negotiating it is always a game.
really depends on the 4 factors mentioned.
but you don't know the other players hand.
so just go with what you are comfortable with and accept the outcome.

its just a name game.
it could all change tomorrow

jym

Terry Wilson wrote:

Outof curiosity, how do you handle thenames you have? You just buy them and wait for someone who wants one toseek you out through the whois records? I.e., doyou market them at all?

I had a name Iwasn't using any more (rainbowcreek.com), and decided to let it expire.In the grace period window they give you to takeit back (after the exp date, but before the go to auction date),someone contacted me about it and wanted to buy it for$100 or something. I wrote back pointing out that it would cost me thatmuch just to take it back so I could sell it,and asked for a few hundred more (I'm so cheap). But I never heardback. I have no idea how much it went for, if hebought it at auction. How would you find that out, a year later?

Terry

On Thu, 04 Mar 2010 19:11:52 -0800
Jym Duane <jym@purposemedia.com>wrote:
> you can look at auction results on moniker.com
> and snapnames etc.
>
> suprizing whatsome things sell for
> both low end and high end.
>
> in general at lest 10-50% of a few yearsback.
> less sales too.
>
> people asking and expecting more than the market will
>bareusually.
>
> we have great names and have not sold any last two
>years.
>
> used to getlots of offers.
>
> jym
>
> Bob Minor wrote:
>> 75k I would say would be a startingpoint for a name
>>like that. We had
>> an offer for $15k and didn't give it a thought turning
>>it down
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Mar 4, 2010, at 16:13, "Will Starck"
>><wjs@novaderm.com> wrote:
>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From:Bob Minor [mailto:bob@cybermill.com]
>>> Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2010 4:04 PM
>>> To:talk@webdna.us
>>> Subject: Re: [WebDNA] How to valuate a domain name?
>>>
>>>>Offer 10% of what you think its worth. Then go up from
>>>>there.
>>>
>>> Ahh,and there lies the rub my young paduan. I don't
>>>have the first clue
>>> what it'sworth
>>>
>>>> 2 words knocks the price down considerably. They would
>>>>have to be
>>>> pretty
>>> damn good words.
>>>
>>>They're pretty damn good, nice, short and memorable. A
>>>close example
>>>would
>>> be something like MicroSoft.
>>>
>>>
>>>> We havebigcircle.com and think its worth 5 figures if
>>>>that tells you
>>>anything.
>>>
>>> Ahh, but which 5 figures - 10,000 or 99,000? Hence my
>>>predicament ;)
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>>
>>>Will
>>>
>>> On Mar 4, 2010, at 3:50 PM, Will Starck wrote:
>>>
>>>>I have a domain name that I want to purchase.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>All I can say is that is a two word, easy to remember
>>>>.com, with no
>>>hyphens,
>>>> numbers or funny spellings, and definitely no 'my' in
>>>>front of it;p
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> The owner wants$16,500.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> From what I read, domainvaluation companies can come up
>>>>with a number,
>>> but
>>>> other sourcessay the number has no relevance because at
>>>>the end of the
>>> day
>>>> itcomes down to:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> -what the buyer iswilling to pay
>>>>
>>>> -what the seller is willing to take
>>>>
>>>>- how bad the buyer wants it vs. how desperate the
>>>>seller is to
>>>> unloadit
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Anyone have any strategies forgetting to legitimate
>>>>price (it could be
>>>> close to the asking price for all Iknow)?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> PS: FWIW, there are free onlineestimators, which I
>>>>figure are damn
>>>> near
>>>> useless, that putthe value at about $2000
>>>>
>>>> ---
>>>>
>>>> WillStarck
>>>>
>>>> NovaDerm Skincare Science
>>>>
>>>>http://www.novaderm.com
>>>>
>>>> 1850 Keller Parkway Suite 102
>>>>
>>>>Keller, TX 76248
>>>>
>>>> 817-717-7377
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
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