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Why
do I need an appraisal?
Currently,
prospective bona fide buyers are hesitant to make a bid for the
domain names they are interested in because of the general market
perception that pricing is random and unsubstantiated by creditable
appraisals. Left unchecked, this state of affairs will create a
pall on the domain name industry.
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What
is the value of my Domain Name?
It
is often difficult to determine how much a Domain Name is worth.
First, we suggest looking at our domain appraisal guide. Additionally,
we suggest you look at the prices of similar Domain Names listed
on our site. You should base your price on these comparisons and
on an amount with which you will be happy. Please keep in mind that
bids will almost always come in a bit lower than your asking price.
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What
is the bidding/offer process?
When an offer is received it is verified and an e-mail is sent to
the registered administrative contact for the Domain Name. Therefore,
you must ensure that they are the same. Either correct our site
or on the registrar. The Domain Name owner then has the option to
accept, decline, or counter offer. The offer/counteroffer process
is completely automated and counteroffers are tracked electronically.
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What
is Broker4domains.com?
This
site provides the marketplace for companies and individuals to buy
and sell Domain Names, developed Web sites, and Internet-based businesses
under the accepted industry practices that govern business opportunity
and trademark sales. Additionally, this service allows Domain Names
and Web sites to be brought to their highest and best use. Broker4domains.com
provides brokerage and escrow services for these Domain Name, Web
site, and Internet-based business sales, using the highest ethical
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What
is a Domain Name?
A Domain Name
(for example, yourname.com) is a very valuable asset to a company
or an individual. It provides a quick and easy way for your clients
and customers to find you on the Web and to send you e-mail. However,
the supply of Domain Names is limited and virtually all superior
names have been registered. Back
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What is a top level domain (TLD)?
Often
called extensions, the most common TLD's are .com, .net and .org.
Although new "country code" TLD's are becoming more and
more popular such as .nz for New Zealand. Back
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Can
I buy and use a Domain Name that is a trademark of someone else?
It
depends a lot on the specifics. For example, if IBM bought apple.com,
legal precedent indicates that the court would likely require IBM
to release apple.com to Apple Computer. If, however, an apple farmer
bought apple.com to sell fruit over the Internet, Apple Computer
would likely have less of a claim. Back
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The
Domain Name I want is not included in your inventory. What should
I do?
The
first step is to find out if your preferred Domain Name is still
available for registration by visiting
RegisterBUZZ.com.
If your requested Domain Name is available, we can register it and
create and host your Web pages at very reasonable rates. Back
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What
other top level domains are there besides .com, .net and .org?
Of the over
200 "country code" TLD's, the most popular are .cc, .ws,
and .tv. A complete list of "country code" TLD's follows:
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