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    discuss What have you bought with money from domaining?

    I've bought myself a jet. :xf.cool:
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    information ADO.com Lost in UDRP Because Of Having A Domain Portfolio Page????

    Complainant indicates that, as observed on the “Internet Archive: Wayback Machine” (“Archive.org”), until four years ago (April 2012), the Domain Name had content directly related to transportation services, namely, bus tickets and terminals in Mexico, displaying imagery (buses and roads) and...
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    Backing out of a sale on a marketplace

    I think the buyer (through the marketplace agreement) may have some rights if the seller refuse to transfer the domain (in certain conditions). This is yet bounded to an expire date. You might check about it in the agreement, see how this type of cases are solved. Overall, I'd do all these...
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    Backing out of a sale on a marketplace

    I think it depends on the domain buyer and the marketplace. That's almost clear that you (probably) break the terms of the contract and this is not a moral decision. Depending on the parts involved, this may get just fine with a lifetime ban on the marketplace and some nasty email from the...
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    advice Value of product name .io domain

    $1500 sounds fair, but take in consideration that if the product does not somehow refer to something related to gadgets or tech, it may be harder to convince a person about its value.
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    About GoDaddy closeouts ,,

    No worries, it takes 8 days to get the domain in your account. And also, an extra care, until the domain name is not in your account, it can be still renewed by the current owner and get it back in his account. If this happen, you'll be refunded thought :)
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    Good investment?

    Even more than a great buy, be sure that is not a great fraud. Make your due diligence on why it has a so catchy price. Maybe ask him to use escrow? Check the recent nameservers/whois data change? I'd say it is a good buy as general recommendation.
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    advice Buyer Backed out

    What you can do is to learn directly from the buyer. I would try to be polite and simply ask him something like this: This is your last chance to learn directly from him why he backed out. This is all I would try to do at this point :)
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    Am I being scammed?

    These are some signs that you might not deal with the most respectable person, but if he only ask you to put a bin price with the price he won the auction, go with it. Once he win, the godaddy escrow will take care further. Not much to lose on your side. He either pay after, either he gets...
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    domain Anyone know how much I could potentially get for DonaldTrumpCountry.com?

    Either you support Donald Trump or not, your domain present a high Trademark risk. More on this, ignoring the TM issue, it don't make much sense for me, so I assume zero reselling value :)
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    advice My mother-in-law

    I think that the fastest way of cashing in your assets is to auction them at flippa, namejet, godaddy, namepros etc, whichever fits them best. The other method, your domain investors buddies or past clients who bought from you. Try and see if any of them are interested into buy some. :)
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    Bob Parsons on how he started GoDaddy company

    Just wanna share with you the story behind GoDaddy in this video. To me, it just look like the typical entrepreneurial journey of an entrepreneur. What do you think? :) http://www.inc.com/bob-parsons/how-godaddy-founder-sold-his-first-business-for-24-million-more-than-he-asked-for.html
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    question Valuation, Offers & Indecision - Dealmaking & Breaking

    If I do this with every name, I'm not going to make it. What do you do? My response might sound a bit dumb, but, if you're not gonna make it anyway, stop it. Develop a strategy that works for you. For example, instead of the thinking of "just making a profit" selling it at $35 instead of...
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    strategy Selling domain names - Answering emails PART II

    In this negotiation part, when you are asking $3000, and they offer you $1500, I think that you easily cease negotiation power when you immediately try to discount your asking price to reflect his offer in the followup email. If I really believe in the value of the domain, at the follow up...
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    showcase Showcase your magazine/mag domains.

    SinMagazine.com
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    Stopped bidding at $70. What do you think?

    Hi there, The other day i was bidding on an expired domain remarketing.org and stopped at $70. I was competing with a proxy bid, and finally the domain sold for $75. What do you think about it's value? Should i had the courage and bid more? Thanks for your thoughts, just curios if i left...
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    FREE Drag&Drop domain landing page builder

    No option for bin or other escrow services yet, but maybe in the next version @alimustafa
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    FREE Drag&Drop domain landing page builder

    Hey everyone — long time domain collector here. I got tired of paying for separate hosting and builders for each domain, so I built my own tool. I can easily deploy landing pages across my entire portfolio from one dashboard. Unlimited domains, drag and drop simple html elements, styling...
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    advice Please suggest

    How about saying "Thank you for your time" and save yourself some valuable pottentially wasted minutes..
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    Domain purchased from closeout is now GONE?

    It was probably renewed on Godaddy by the owner, and you will be refunded for the amount if that is the case.
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