how much do you think my domain name is worth?

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Hi there,
I wanted to know how much you think my domain name is worth: eleukemia (dot) com
The domain name starts with an 'e' and has the name of a disease next, and is '.com'

According to estibot, the domain name corresponding to the disease, that is
"leukemia" dot com is worth $813,000
But, e"leukemia" DOT com worth $0..

This is just a bot, so I was wondering how much MY domain name is actually worth:
The 'disease name' has more than 800k searches per month.
Just looking for some ways to get some bucks
thanks!
 
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The domain is worth nothing until you build a site on it. Set up wordpress, and put original content about the disease on it. Build some backlinks, and then it should be worth something.
 
The 'e' prefix stands for 'electronic'. Does it make sense with your domain name ? Domain value depends a lot on the actual domain name, brandability, good alternatives. Are the net/org variants taken ? What if you substitute the 'e' prefix with 'i' ? Lets say your disease is cancer, I'd think that iCancer > eCancer and dot org > dot com. If the domain is developed it's another story.
 
Though some domains are worth a lot even without a site, it must be a perfect match or keyword. If someone lets cancer_com drop and you emerged as a winner in backordering it, you could sell it barebone. But there are not many words like that outside a dictionary. Let alone lying around. Eleukemia is really worth sth only after you build it. I would rather go with theleukemia.com or leukemia.cm or .me.uk. And before you do, think of how to monetize it.

When you look at leukemia dot com you see it's been around since 1997 yet no-one's developed it into a site. The org is better, but again, no ad space nor banners. So may be though unless your'e a medical student or into alternative therapies.
 
About $9/yr.

LOL - It's worth giving to me to see what I can do with it! The name in and of itself won't do you much good. I hope you didn't buy the name thinking you could just flip it for $$$. Take that first "e" away and then you'd be onto something!
 
Though some domains are worth a lot even without a site, it must be a perfect match or keyword. If someone lets cancer_com drop and you emerged as a winner in backordering it, you could sell it barebone. But there are not many words like that outside a dictionary. Let alone lying around. Eleukemia is really worth sth only after you build it. I would rather go with theleukemia.com or leukemia.cm or .me.uk. And before you do, think of how to monetize it.

When you look at leukemia dot com you see it's been around since 1997 yet no-one's developed it into a site. The org is better, but again, no ad space nor banners. So may be though unless your'e a medical student or into alternative therapies.

lol thats right , im a medical student, and got a few health related websites;)
I mean domain names, just have to develop them.
 
The 'e' prefix stands for 'electronic'. Does it make sense with your domain name ? Domain value depends a lot on the actual domain name, brandability, good alternatives. Are the net/org variants taken ? What if you substitute the 'e' prefix with 'i' ? Lets say your disease is cancer, I'd think that iCancer > eCancer and dot org > dot com. If the domain is developed it's another story.

:D haha funny: electronic leukemia--> I think my laptop has it :idea:
 
mmmm emedicinehealth is a famous medical website.
does 'e' always stand for electronic? :)
 
I always associated e with online, which is a branch of electronics. I don't think of circuit boards. What about ezinearticles?
It's only worth as much as someone would pay for it, so your method of selling would make a huge difference.
 
im sick of noobs buying shit domain names then thinking their going tro be worth millions and millions. I go on ebay and i see idiots posting shit domain names for 1m dollars.
 
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