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Leaving domain life; My plan for Afternic; How can I make my first domain sale? Defining "wholesale price;" Dot .ai transfers aren't getting an extra year added.
Leaving domain life?
After several months in operation, a domain investor is calling it quits. The lack of sales can be frustrating and it often leads to ending one's venture with domain name investing. What would you do in this case?
Topic by @lknights1987
My plan for Afternic
A domainer isn't happy with how GoDaddy is monopolizing the domain industry. By voting with his feet, he's letting Afternic know that it's not the only player in town. Join the conversation to share your opinion and actions in a world that needs more choices.
Topic by @DomainGist
How can I make my first sale in the field?
This is another case where a lack of sales are almost driving a domain investor out of the industry; he could use the advise, intuition, and support of fellow domainers so join the conversation!
Topic by @Ali8
What is your definition of a wholesale price?
This discussion is about what can be defined as "wholesale price" for domains that are sold to other investors, for the most part. Unlike "end-user price" there's seems to be a lack of a formula to deduce it. Or is there? Share your feedback, it's important!
Topic by @MrMDM
Transferring a .ai? You are not getting any years added
Despite costing $140 on average to transfer a .ai domain from one registrar to another, the process does not add an extra year. Surprised? It's actually the case with many ccTLDs that separate the renewal and the transfer processes. But is the cost justified?
Topic by @equity78
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Leaving domain life; My plan for Afternic; How can I make my first domain sale? Defining "wholesale price;" Dot .ai transfers aren't getting an extra year added.
Leaving domain life?
After several months in operation, a domain investor is calling it quits. The lack of sales can be frustrating and it often leads to ending one's venture with domain name investing. What would you do in this case?
Topic by @lknights1987
My plan for Afternic
A domainer isn't happy with how GoDaddy is monopolizing the domain industry. By voting with his feet, he's letting Afternic know that it's not the only player in town. Join the conversation to share your opinion and actions in a world that needs more choices.
Topic by @DomainGist
How can I make my first sale in the field?
This is another case where a lack of sales are almost driving a domain investor out of the industry; he could use the advise, intuition, and support of fellow domainers so join the conversation!
Topic by @Ali8
What is your definition of a wholesale price?
This discussion is about what can be defined as "wholesale price" for domains that are sold to other investors, for the most part. Unlike "end-user price" there's seems to be a lack of a formula to deduce it. Or is there? Share your feedback, it's important!
Topic by @MrMDM
Transferring a .ai? You are not getting any years added
Despite costing $140 on average to transfer a .ai domain from one registrar to another, the process does not add an extra year. Surprised? It's actually the case with many ccTLDs that separate the renewal and the transfer processes. But is the cost justified?
Topic by @equity78
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what's trending.
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