It's lost all credibility in my eyes now. Heh, imagine the arguments if Dansolo caught wind of this. :roll:
Yeah, the numbers are a tad dubious.
For a laugh I typed in my old ZX81 site, which has been abandoned over a decade and I no longer have access to, and it came back with a valuation of nearly half a million dollars!
It's alright for a bit of fun but goodness knows where they get their figures and ideas for valuations from. They value my personal business site at ?416K but that's based on visitor figures that are only 10% of the actual number. :) Silly money... they're living in the time before the dot com bubble burst I think.
I put in wiijax.com which is a site I reserved for doing AJaX stuff for the Opera browser on the Wii, and have never used. It just shows the 123-reg holding screen, and I'm about to let the renewal die.
All this leads to an interesting question - if someone wanted to buy you out (all your Speccy projects, services and products), what would be your price?
All this leads to an interesting question - if someone wanted to buy you out (all your Speccy projects, services and products), what would be your price?
The popularity statement is rather dodgy anyway. For WoS it only says it's popular in the US, while Thunderstats rather disagrees.
Pfff. Maybe they also do website awards we can register for? :razz:
The popularity statement is rather dodgy anyway. For WoS it only says it's popular in the US, while Thunderstats rather disagrees.
Pfff. Maybe they also do website awards we can register for? :razz:
All this leads to an interesting question - if someone wanted to buy you out (all your Speccy projects, services and products), what would be your price?
Even if I wanted to (which I don't and never will), I couldn't sell it.
After all, the material is not mine, it belongs to us all.
Should I ever decide to quit, I'll just give it to someone else.
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Dr BEEP! Please don't tempt him ;)
http://bizinformation.org/us/www.lemon64.com
Try putting in the likes of Facebook, Youtube, MSN, Yahoo and Google for some truly insane numbers.
It's lost all credibility in my eyes now. Heh, imagine the arguments if Dansolo caught wind of this. :roll:
Yeah, the numbers are a tad dubious.
For a laugh I typed in my old ZX81 site, which has been abandoned over a decade and I no longer have access to, and it came back with a valuation of nearly half a million dollars!
Of course, the hard part is finding someone who is going to pay that :)
Valuation?
?1,016.33
Right... Who wants it then? Come on, pony up!
- IONIAN-GAMES.com -
Tsk! :-x
- IONIAN-GAMES.com -
One Hundred......... BILLION DOLLARS!
bwahahahahahahahah
http://bizinformation.org/uk/www.gamestage.net
Less than 20 daily visitors :roll:
And it's interesting to read where the visitors are mainly coming from:
Popular in Countries: United Kingdom
Pfff. Maybe they also do website awards we can register for? :razz:
Make sure you got them in 1992 :D
Website Value: ?1,721.94
Daily Pageviews: < 10
Daily Visitors: < 10
Worldwide Rank: 23,341,463
Pagerank: 1
Number of Pages: 3,088
External Links: 390
:oops:
Even if I wanted to (which I don't and never will), I couldn't sell it.
After all, the material is not mine, it belongs to us all.
Should I ever decide to quit, I'll just give it to someone else.
No, that's just how much cash people will pay to get rid of the site :razz:
[Serious bit: C64s are good machines, and the above it just a joke. It's only C64 owners who should be used for landfill]
By the way, Martijn, I like that new Austin Martin you were driving around in. How'd you afford that?
He traded in his Aston Allegro :-)