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e.g via Fabulous?
Generally, I don't won't to sell domains, just to park them and make some money. These are Regular domains. Nothing special.
How much is expected to do from these domains.

nRnF

To do a rugh estimation you should give us at least some more data.
E.g total uniques per day.

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StudioWorks

I guess it all depands on the number of unique visits/day

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EbookLover

It's about quality, not quantity.

FusunMedia

As long as you get a good amount of unique vistors to each of your parked domains revenue should be decent. But yes I would need more info to give an accurate estimation.

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dewd

more domains = more hits = more money

StudioWorks

Different opinions on this issue i see

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suppau

someone on this forum made $XX already, with just 1 domain name. Not sure where I read it though.

EbookLover

It does not work like that 99% of the time. You can buy up 300 "regular" domains and never make a penny from them. Then, you can buy up only 3 AWESOME domains with traffic (both type in and from a previous web presence) and make $100.00/month.

if all you had to do to turn a profit and a good one was to jsut buy as many domains as you can, there would never be any domains to buy. Think about it.

If you buy up 300 domains and they make you $5.00 per month on clicks, then you are in th whole bigtime after on year. You make $60/year but you spent about 3K per year for those 300 domains.

So what do you do at this point? Do you go out an buy another 300 domains an double your los (if you're lucky). NO, I think not.

The question in the original post cannot be answered, really.

As I said before, it is quality, not quantity.

So what? Will they make it every month? Will all of their domains produce that much? What's your point?

Some people here, I'm sure, make hundreds of dollars a month from parking one domain. Do you think that these are "regular" domains? Think again. They are quality domains, which aer harder to come by than some on this thread would have you believe.

I see that.
????: NamePros.com http://www.namepros.com/parking-and-traffic-monetization/89143-what-can-i-expect-parking-100-a.html

However, there is really no opinion on this subject. The facts have been laid out above. It's all pretty simple logic.

Now if the OP asked specifically what VOIP.com would make by parking it at Fabulous or other parking venues, then the question can be answered more specifically to some degree. However, the money you make largely depends on how much the advertisers are paying per click, which ad position is clicked by the visitor, and what pecentage the revenue generated with those clicks is paid ot you and moer factors as well. You can never get a cut-and-dried answer, just a more specific one if you state the domains you are talking about parking.

Total

that sums it all up.
Donated to zquest.
Thanks guys!

Mark

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As others have stated (Good Points Zquest) it depends on the names and the popularity of the Subject of them ~

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LMAO All4cost! Forget the views and just look at unique hits,There is really no way estimate what your names will do,But with a 100 at fabulous,You are giving them the best chance to make revenue IMO

Zeeble

Even IF you have detailed traffic details, its still hard to gestimate the amount that can be earned.

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