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there are goldmines everywhere. sometimes right in your own back yard. |
I'm running another domain drop test today. I'm not sure why I keep calling it a "test"... :winkwink: I wouldn't mind owning the names if I got them. I'll post results in a few hours when we also find out who picked up PRD.com
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if anyone has a good dating/romance domain for sale let me know
i'm ready to pay in the range of 5 figures icq# 296779 or email me olegwn at yahoo dot com |
its good to invest in good domains. otherwise u can invest in shares and stocks.
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how about 6 figures? |
it's 4pm est, anyone know who got PRD.com?
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supposedly drop club (enom) got it.
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Yes, PRD.com was caught by enom, it showed up real late today, but they beat out pool.com again across the board for premiums today. I ran a 2nd drop test today for 20+ domains backordered everywhere, but only some on the list were exclusive backordered by GD/BR. All names were caught by the drop services I used, with enom as the clear winner again and namewinner as the distant loser with ZERO results. I'll post results for 2nd round of drop tests after i take a break, been in the mines all day long.
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Winning strategy is buying from me.
You'll need lotsa ca$h howeva. |
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there are over 7,000+ domains ending in "cast.com" http://www.domainsurfer.com/ssearch.cgi?dom=cast.com so you're not alone. plus I have a few of my own for mainstream+adult also, i just found 2 kink domains available, that you can have if you email me. i was going to reserve them to trade you for some of your domains, but the names are yours if you want them. and with them you can build your kink empire. sponsorcash | at | mail | . | com or use any email addy on my www site above. you've got till sunset cause they're looking attractive. :winkwink: |
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funny thing with group.com, I had negotiated the guy down from his lofty price and had him real low around 6-8k, when someone bought it at sticker for $20,000. literally we were exchanging emails via AN's system and we both got the alert at the same time (cause it was on my watch list) and we were both shocked and laughing. I had to wish him congrats. but he had some weird shit going on where I would have to carry 100+ clients for the rest of the year that had bought subdomain.group.com from them. If you're the one who bought certificate.com, congrats. higher than I was gonna pay ($15k+). Lots of stuff went down the same week: Certificate.com, Companionship.com*, Planners.com*, Group.com http://www.dnjournal.com/archive/dom...es05_25_04.htm if you ever need help developing your premiums, check out my service (only 1 page, quick read), and email me if you're interested. and for those of you that already emailed me, we are combing thru the lists you sent in and checking with contacts before we decide. we'll email you soon. |
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I'll email you about those other kink domains. |
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Well I disagree on that. Having money gives you the ability to be a player in the marketplace. Money brings power. True it doesn't guarantee success in every endeavor, but it gives you the staying power to endure the failures and go on to the next deal. You can also catch desparate people looking for quick cash deals. You can buy the bigger domains, most can only dream of. You can use your acquisitions to get other good deals coming your way before others know about them. |
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no, i liked it. i explained in my email to you what to do with it and the list of domains I sent you. if you dont want them, let me know. :) |
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I'm not here to mislead people, and I don't want to give them false hope. I'm trying to show people with tight budgets, that they can turn $100 into a nice revenue stream. You can be a player in any industry just by networking. I know plenty of ppl without ferraris that rub shoulders with politicians, tv personalities, etc. Sometimes ideas are worth more than money because there are always people out there with more money than ideas. always. you can buy bigger more expensive domains with lots of money, or you can buy cheap domains in the "mines" that the big boys leave behind. my first sale cost me $70 and i sold it for 4fig. My next sale cost me $110 (package of domains) and sold it for 6fig. The sale after that cost me $35, but resulted in a very nice payday. None of these names were generics. Some were 2 worders. 3 worders. but I mined a vein that no one cared about and when the buyers could not "afford" the generic domains that would help them dominate their industry, they came to me, because I was cheaper and still had a brandable buildable domain for them. yes, its better to have money than not too. but if you're not careful, you get lazy, comfortable, blind, relaxed and you start leaving crumbs behind. and what you leave behind makes your competition stronger. i only bought premium names this year because I heard chatter among VC and other industries about being over-funded, IPOs, opportunities and i had a feeling the bubble would start again and the domain market would skyrocket, and it did. and its just getting started. I had a feeling that I could close a 7 figure deal if I timed it right and I will. the premiums I bought aren't for resale, they're for VC funding. the names I'll be flipping aren't premiums at all, but they are category-killer, industry-defining terms/names that company A will buy because they don't want company B to have it. names I bought for $6.50 - that's what i'm trying to share with everyone is there is plenty of opportunity out there, even if you spend $10. having money is not what got me here. i didn't go to college. i didn't even finish high school with my class because I left home at 15 to work 2+ jobs. I started with nothing. absolutely nothing. I bootstrapped, ramen'd, and worked my ass off, but it kept me focused on one thing: success. but I learned the key to success is NOT money. it's networking. back to the mines.... |
what do you guys think about .us domains ? Are they worth much ? will they be worth much ? I picked up a few for the hell of it...
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Damn this thread is overwhelming with useful information.
I have an english single word domain that I may want to get rid of, and although the word is not quite as common, I'd like to see a possible value of it. Carries a PR6, too. Where could I have the domain's value estimated? |
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:1orglaugh seriously, post it here or click my www and shoot me an email. will take about a day for me to get to it. i'm being overwhelmed right now. :) |
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"More KINK than you THINK." Hope you picked up those names I sent you cause I got an itchy trigger finger... :winkwink: |
I was checkin gout some SEO threads earlier, and people always saying anything to keep others out of the game, just like in the domain game. if you have to ask if there's money in an industry before you enter it, you haven't done the research and don't deserve to be playing the game. Never let your competition know what you are thinking. remember, it's never too late to get into any industry online. if you've got the stomach for it. in the beginning:
Lot of work. Lot of research. Lot of learning. Lot of gleaning. Lot of lies. Lot of misdirection Lot of sleepless nights Lot of frustration. Lot of competition. = Lot of money. Just look to yahoo, who at first, wasn't afraid of google, and google who isn't afraid of the new crop of startup search engines. there's always room for someone new to dominate the industry, because sooner or later the big boys get so strong, that they allow themselves to slowly get lazy, blind and weak, and the crumbs they leave behind, only make their competition stronger. some people are here to network, others are here to keep their competition close by. Never envy, hate or laugh at your competition, because it makes you weak and affects your judgement. just get in the game now, not because soon it'll be too late, but because there's no point to wait. |
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Hey Taboo,
What is your DNForum screenname? I want to send you a PM. |
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please go to DomainIncubator and email me instead. |
anybody in on the refurbished.com auction at pool? less than 2 days left and already at $9,000. what do you think it'll go for? prd.com at enom, 1 day left, is at $4,300.
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(not imortant) domain news:
Domain name and shame The web's plethora of domain extensions can lead to embarrassment http://www.vnunet.com/comment/1157321 CD.com: One of the Last Great Domain Names Up for Sale; After Twelve Years the Domain Name CD.com is Available in Auction Starting August 23, 2004 $1M+ http://home.businesswire.com/portal/... 3&newsLang=en http://www.cd.com sorry, but, LOLOLOL, :1orglaugh, they sure waited long enough. now that DVDs have taken over. maybe some bank will pick it up. 75,000 type-ins a month... but at least cd.com has a nice $million sales chart on the site. |
i thought this guys domain was funny:
http://www.URLsGoneWild.net. Wild Man Destroys Price Structure of Web Hosting Industry URLs Gone Wild .net sticks a finger in the eye of traditional web hosting companies by offering the ?insane? hosting price of under 18 cents per month per domain for 100 domains on a fast web server. http://www.prweb.com/releases/2004/8/prweb148819.htm |
Taboo, you've got mail. :thumbsup
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go here to read about the refurbished.com - domain auction
http://bbs.gofuckyourself.com/showth...hreadid=341272 |
I own beachwooddrive.com and beachwooddr.com
That is the street in Hollywood that leads to the Hollywood sign so tourists flock to it. It is also the main road up Beachwood Canyon (Hollywood Hills) so it would be valuable to real estate companies. If anybody wants to help me sell it I will give you a cut. [email protected] |
Ok, I have a CEO of a company interested in buying a domain name and I have an order in at both GoDaddy.com and Pool.com
The name is currently registered with GoDaddy.com so is there still a chance that Pool.com will still catch it? I will post the results later today. |
anyone have any decent sample contract for leasing domains? Sedo is supposed to have one up, but their damn link is wrong.
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godaddy doesnt catch shit... get snapnames on it too |
sexforsell.com
currently in negotiations over it. |
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also have
drifttrack.com and drifttracks.com its big with the import crowd and catching on fast. drifting races and competitions. tracks opening up around the US for just this very thing. |
>>godaddy doesnt catch shit... get snapnames on it too
But shouldn't it help GoDaddy that the name is already registered with them? I would think it would matter if a name is registered with Enom and then you backorder it through them and the same with GoDaddy. Does that make sense? also have it at Enom as well, so this will be interesting :) Snapnames does not even have it listed as a possible drop name so I can't try it there. I have used them before but was on a domain that was not in high demand. |
Monster: The domain is deleted by the registry (VeriSign, for .com/.net) according to a set schedule, so no registrar has any advantage being its prior registrar. You can see a chart of the process at:
http://www.snapnames.com/deleteprocess.html |
Here's results from a drop test (6 domains) I ran last week.
http://bbs.gofuckyourself.com/showth...hreadid=339006 second test results ready later today (20 domains) |
just posted my 2nd domain drop test results:
http://bbs.gofuckyourself.com/showth...hreadid=341595 23 domains. |
hm, I wonder what the domain biz will be in like 5 years.. should be interesting. I dont own great ones but some I do like.
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