wonder they’ll use this domain to build website or sale it again????

I have done plenty of research. I bought those domains when I was still learning. I pay attention to what the numbers actually mean, and have now put together a good collection. I won a decent domain in an auction a few months ago – Venezia-abc.com. It was once a website before. Estibot values it at $50, but it was appraised at more than $2k. If you assess the domain, it has many outgoing and incoming links, is ranked on Alexa, and also pulls up some other good stats, as well.

I also purchased some good domains targeting specific jobs – Loanjobs.net, pastrychefjobs.net, grantwritingjobs.com and many other jobs. I did snooze on a domain which I kept in my box for a little too long – carsalesjobs.net.

I discovered this domain a few weeks ago, but was struggling a bit to purchase a few domains I had sitting in my box. I spent a lot on domains in the past month, so it was kind to hard to juggle bills and domains.

Carsalesjobs.net was sitting in my box since March 1. Someone finally claimed it on March 5. Essentially, I ended up losing that domain to another because I waited on making the purchase. The individual who bought the domain seemed to have better use for it than I did. I won’t look at it as a loss. However, It will be best to forget about that domain.

I do understand how to determine the value of domains. Any person looking at websiteoutlook.com would lose a fortune. Autoinsurance.com is only valued at $2001.00 on that domain. I’ve seen hdmicables.com sell for $12,000. On webasiteoutlook, it is valued at $484, whereas estibot appraised it at $185,000. I don’t believe many of the appraisals because sedo also values some of my domains for the same price.

At a recent Sedo auction, pet.net sold for around $20K. It was valued at $35k on estibot and $350K on websiteoutlook. I figured know what numbers to assess now. If a Canyon Grand is established in the near future, the domain will be live up to its value. They have a Canyon Country city near my hometown. PursesCoach is not violating anything because it could suggest that one can teach another to buy purchases.

I can see if it were coachpurses.com. No way there would be any lawsuits. Purchasescoach.com does pull up more than 500,000+ searches and 4500+ monthly keyword searches. The domain coaches women to buy purses. Towersears.com was deemed a trademark sensitive domain. I know what to look for now. It takes trial and error to learn. Many experts on this board have experience.

Thanks for the feedback. Websitelook.com need to revise the value of autoinsurance.com. It is only worth $2000 there. I understand that anything with loans and insurance will produce high cpc values.

CreditCards.com was sold in 2004 for $2.75 million
then 2 years later the owners cashed out for $100M +

http://domainnamewire.com/2007/08/10/creditcardscom-files-for-ipo/

CreditReport.com … not sure if the sale price is public but I know the price when it was sold a few years back and you could not touch this name for less than $50m today imo – 4 million visitors a month for credit reports, a sector where subscription fees go alongside of one time orders .. very much unlike credit cards, paydayloans and even auto insurance.

AutoInsurance.com was a monster catch.

How you think they earn by refering for debit cards etc

IMHO, It must be a big ammount

Therefore i feel autoinsurance.com is alose a BIG FISH