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Flash, I can't say. I've never worked with it myself, and I've never contracted out any Flash work to freelancers. Photoshop work comes under Graphic Design though, see my previous post. Good luck with your business kiko!

Thanks guys - I haven't been able to log in here much lately (even had to reset my password just now, wtf?!), but this thread is on my permanent bookmarks list! I'm selling ALL my unwanted domains via Sedo now, it's a win/win because they promote them better than I ever could, and I get paid...

Yeah, that was exactly my thought - perhaps I could have used a little less sarcasm to convey it, but I found the title to be misleading to the borderline of ridiculous, hence why I couldn't help myself but comment on it. =P

Yeah, but nobody can work out how much they should set the tuition fees at, since they're teaching something that essentially has no value beyond what somebody might be willing to pay, so they set the fees to "Make us an offer" and nobody has enrolled yet as a result. =P Uh, no, not in any...

In regards to the expired domain market, I can assure you, I have no interest in purchasing any of your domains, not even at $10 or even for free. I was just commenting that it was an unusual suggestion that you would freely renew any domain reported as expired, as I would think if somebody was...

Those are the best domains in this world? Gee, I guess I'd better abandon my collection of two English word short .com's and go back to appraisal school then! =)

Hahahahah.... I think if any name got expired, somebody interested in it would renew it freely themselves rather than letting you know and having to pay you more for it! =)

Personally, I don't agree with a word of that, but that's just my opinion. Me, I'm of the school of thought that domain names are "virtual real estate". You wouldn't buy a block of land and then consider yourself to have "got lucky" to have got it first and that it's not really worth more...

Ahh Ian, you're a genius and a lifesaver - this is exactly what I've been looking for! Thanks so much for the link, this will be a huge help!

No, I don't need to. It has no ongoing maintenance costs in its current state besides the yearly domain renewal, so I plan on sitting on it until I'm offered an amount somewhere in that ballpark. While the site was in operation, our biggest campaign package sold for $1,000, so I'd be an idiot to...

Well, Prospect Mail is actually a complete fully-functional live online business to boot, so I'm looking for at least four figures for that, as a package - I'd be reluctant to sell the domain alone without the site/business, but for the right price, I would of course. As for your hit any key...

Which domain(s) are you referring to? I know they're not all as good as eachother... or are you saying $300 for the worst of them, and up to $800 for the best? See, now, I have a basis for value. I know what one person would be willing to pay for them (though if you'd mind being more specific...

Heh, well, again, you're basing your advice on the presumption that I have at least some vague approximate concept of what a "good deal" would be - I don't! I know what amount of money I'd just laugh at and wouldn't even consider on my most desperate days, and I know the kind of figure that I'd...

Ahh, well, until you said that, I hadn't even clicked on your sig link, and the URL doesn't imply what its content is, so I didn't know if it were a commercial enterprise or not. =) Still, if you're fundraising or trying to promote a cause you feel strongly about, it's still the same thing...

I try to avoid Javascript myself, since it's one of the first things a lot of people disable in web pages to avoid web nasties like popups and other such garbage. A good solid PHP based contact form is flawless though - that's all I use these days, and my clients love them.

If you have a read through this thread, and other domain related threads here (this thread in particular is a good recent example of domain values discussion), you'll see that my dilemma is that I don't know what sort of initial price to offer, and I don't want to set it too low because I feel...

Ian, that's exactly what I wish those that express interest in my domains would do... that's what I'd do if I were buying! I don't see why so many people seem to have a hard time with that concept! =( xytor, I'm not sure how I'd implement something like that. If I'm understanding you correctly...

Terrible, as in, terribly inefficient about making the most of it, or did you mean the opposite, "morally" terrible because you do it so well? =)

Why don't I place a price range on my domains? You've answered the question right there yourself - it's a product that has no value. Say I put a price up in the vicinity of $100. The person that saw the domain and would have been willing to pay $1,000 for it just hit the jackpot, and I've been...

Yes, that was pretty much my opinion also. I made the mistake once of paying money for an appraisal - never will I make that mistake again! Pure waste of time and money.