Fair price for high PR domains?

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_zeroone

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Is there a rule of thumb on what's a fair price for a real PR4, PR5, PR6, etc domain?
Assuming it has banklinks, is listed in google, etc.



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innozemec

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i don't think there's set value. Except the PR itself, lots more domain individual factors are taken into consideration for forming the price

 

originalposter

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Exactly. Some factors that may get involved;

Domain age
Backlinks quality (ie: are they easy to be removed)
Page authority
DMOZ listed (Yes or no)
EMD (yes or no)
# of times it dropped befoe
Domain extensions (we all know TLD is better than something like .info)
Brandable? (yes or no)

And probably a lot more.

 

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_zeroone

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Good points. I've noticed most high PR domains seem to be junk. Almost no links, etc.

 

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willinabox

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Anyone here selling high pr domains please pm

 

Dj Co2

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_zeroone said:

Good points. I've noticed most high PR domains seem to be junk. Almost no links, etc.

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That's because the good ones aren't easily available.

 

originalposter

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Dj Co2 said:

That's because the good ones aren't easily available.

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Yup. Or they are probably picked up before release for public.

 

HerpDerpSlerp

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You can easily fake a PR of a site with 301 redirects. After the sucker buys the domain the seller kills the link juice and you are left with an overpriced reg fee worth domain