Thanks for the replies, none of which answers the original question.

The wiseman advice will undoubtedly be handy at some point, for printed toilet paper :D

Domain: 34.com.au
Keywords
Frequency (MSN) 55500
Backlinks 0
PageRank 0
Alexa Rank Not Ranked
Traffic (Visits / Day) 0

Domain: 34.com.au
Keywords
Frequency (MSN) 55500
Backlinks 0
PageRank 0
Alexa Rank Not Ranked
Traffic (Visits / Day) 0

Domain Appraisal USD 50

Thanks for the info on 34.com.au , I have no idea why you have given us that info lol. As this isnt our domain

nice - i checked with my site - its $313.23 - its amazing - i thought it was worthless because the site has no front page because i use VB in same location

$227k - yeah, right.

Rapscallion

You're asking us to assess the value of a domain without even telling us what it is. That's like asking us to value a car or house without ever seeing it. This post, and your naivety in it, makes me rage.

You need to go on the chill pills dude.

Your analogy is also as crude as your insults. ! Please dont hijack peoples threads for moral gain.

It's nothing to do with moral gain. It's a silly thread, and it seems you have only made it to boost your own ego about something you have of value. Whilst you're here however, perhaps you could value you my sports car. It's about one year old with only 1000 miles on the clock. Other than that, I'm not going to tell you anything. I can only hope that the valuations of my sports car as a generous as the valuations of your domain :rolleyes:

Is consultant an anagram ?

:D

The initial thread is asking a general question on the value of a 2 digit domain name.

So yes it is i suppose like asking the value of a house, however the key points you are missing are:

1. domain length
2. domain is australian .com.au
3. domain is numeric
4. domain age

So I dont see any ego trip occuring, only the fact your rattled, and acting like a spoilt child.

In fact from the above its quite easy to ascertain a value based on the factors given, and as this is the community lounge and not a "my domains better than your domain" discussion, I see no basis in your accusations.

The basis of any commodity is supply and demand, and what the market is willing to pay. However when you have something unusual, so ... please not let us discuss the "analogy" of a sports car.

This in fact is a 2 digit domain, perhaps you are not aware of the scarcity of these. Added to the fact its a TLD , but is Australian, also lends to the argument you dont know the domain market, esp Australian domains, which are tied to companies ABN.

If the domain was www.im-a-consultant-and-web-developer.com then it would be quite easy to ask the foillowing:

1. domain length over 30 characters
2. contains hyphens

So I really dont get your angle mate.

If i said I had a domain named after a well known cat food, would that indeed help you contribute in a more positive manner ?

I think not

OK guys, settle down. Let's get the thread back on track......