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I'm not sure if this question belongs in this thread or not so feel free to move it. <br />
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I have a domain name that I've had a few offers to buy for anywhere from $1000 - $8000. My first question is how do I know what is a fair price? I understand it's a lot about how bad the prospective buyer wants it but there has to be some other way to get an idea.<br />
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Also, once I decide to sell it, how do I make the transaction without getting ripped off? Obviously I'm not going to take Joe buyers check and hope it clears. I looked at escrow.com but that looks like a safeguard more for the buyer than the seller.<br />
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Any ideas?
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I'm not sure if this question belongs in this thread or not so feel free to move it. 

I have a domain name that I've had a few offers to buy for anywhere from $1000 - $8000. My first question is how do I know what is a fair price? I understand it's a lot about how bad the prospective buyer wants it but there has to be some other way to get an idea.

Also, once I decide to sell it, how do I make the transaction without getting ripped off? Obviously I'm not going to take Joe buyers check and hope it clears. I looked at escrow.com but that looks like a safeguard more for the buyer than the seller.

Any ideas?

Domain name appraisal

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