REMINDER: your domain names are most likely worthless
if you log in to your domain parking provider and see that you made a few hundred $$$ or few k $$$$ with your parked domains yesterday, then it's a sign that you own a nice portfolio of premium domain names with direct navigation traffic, which can be treated similarly to real estate.
But chaces are that if you would be such a lucky individual, you would be lying on a tropical island right now with two topless 19 year old hotties serving you exotic drinks, instead of reading this thread....
So this thread is to remind all the other domain wannabees - that your domain names are most likely wortheless.
Don't ask "what's the best place to sell a domain" because if you own good domains you regularly get offers for them.
Don't ask "what's the best place to get an appraisal" because auto-appraisals are wortheless and the paid appraisals... are wortheless as well.
You might be lucky to register a domain for $8 and sell for $30, for $50 or even for $500 once in a year but that doesn't mean that you're really into the domain game. You are quite likely to waste time & money by registering hundreds of domain names, renewing them every year and hoping someone will buy them one day. So if you want to find a new source of income, because TGP submitting isn't cutting it anymore, you'd better search for something else than "the domain game".
As a 'thank you' for this advice you may buy me drinks and call me 'bro'.
But chaces are that if you would be such a lucky individual, you would be lying on a tropical island right now with two topless 19 year old hotties serving you exotic drinks, instead of reading this thread....
So this thread is to remind all the other domain wannabees - that your domain names are most likely wortheless.
Don't ask "what's the best place to sell a domain" because if you own good domains you regularly get offers for them.
Don't ask "what's the best place to get an appraisal" because auto-appraisals are wortheless and the paid appraisals... are wortheless as well.
You might be lucky to register a domain for $8 and sell for $30, for $50 or even for $500 once in a year but that doesn't mean that you're really into the domain game. You are quite likely to waste time & money by registering hundreds of domain names, renewing them every year and hoping someone will buy them one day. So if you want to find a new source of income, because TGP submitting isn't cutting it anymore, you'd better search for something else than "the domain game".
As a 'thank you' for this advice you may buy me drinks and call me 'bro'.
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