Best posts by Billidn
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question 600 domains aiming to make $30k and expand portfolio - Your Advice
Buy less domains, but higher quality.- Points: 7
- Post #5
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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domain Current News Name - BatmanMasacre.com
The media and a few dozen book authors will cover this soup to nuts for many years to come, and certainly have the resources and large investigative staff to handle this better than you. Anyone that tries to make money off of another companies business or Trademark (ie Batman, or Facebook, or...- Points: 4
- Post #28
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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discuss The Elusive Numerical Domain - Let's Talk About Them Bad Boys!
Good explanation Eric, appreciate you taking time to dive into that. Still good demand for nnnnn and they never go unsold at auctions but the prices have come down substantially in the last 5 years (besides the sequenced numbers, and ones with 8's). NNNN.com IMO are still in high demand, rarely...- Points: 2
- Post #5
- Section: Numeric Domain Discussion
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discuss The Elusive Numerical Domain - Let's Talk About Them Bad Boys!
Really nice post, I have quite a few NNNNN.com. there was a time they were $500 and up, mostly driven by the Chinese domain market.....but not sure why, but now worth way way less, especially if they contain a number 4. I am curious why 5N with 99,999 possible combinations are often not worth...- Points: 2
- Post #2
- Section: Numeric Domain Discussion
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domain ******* (Educational in English)
max of 2,000,000 native Esperanto speakers so value is limited IMO.- Points: 2
- Post #25
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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Has Anyone Ever Sold and Transferred a Large Portfolio of Domains?
My suggestion would be to get your account at either Name.com or another registrar that can give you more 'personalized' service, and you can establish a relationship with an account manager where you are able to call them on the phone and speak 1 on 1 anytime (without having someone tell you...- Points: 2
- Post #25
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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Has Anyone Ever Sold and Transferred a Large Portfolio of Domains?
You don't need the Escrow company to take possession of the names, here is one suggestion: 1) Put her deal into the Escrow.com system (or another Escrow company if you prefer t I personally like Escrow.com). Have them make full payment to with Escrow.com and wait until Escrow tells you funds...- Points: 2
- Post #10
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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Dynadot bad experience
Tbat has happened to 1000's of people bidding at Dynadot, self included enough times I rarely participate in their auctions. I would 'guess' that 80% plus of the names are renewed and the winning "bidder" never gets the name, that is just my guesstimate for the 'good' names. Personally, I...- Points: 2
- Post #4
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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I got scammed here at namepros by another user, read to learn
Use Escrow.com for any deals and you won't get burned!!!- Points: 1
- Post #27
- Section: Domain Marketplace Reviews
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budget: $5000+/item India-specific domains <--- WANTED!
Are you interested in any Hindi IDNs, all .com?- Points: 1
- Post #10
- Section: Domain Buyer Requests
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domain Newbie Portfolio Review - Cureb.com
You can find better names at GoDaddy auctions, or Namejet, or Sedo auctions or by checking daily drop lists. Better to save and buy 1 good name, sorry to say the names you have are probably not worth reg fees- Points: 1
- Post #4
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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advice Guys, I need your advice.
Escrow.com is probably the oldest, trusted and most established.- Points: 1
- Post #9
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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Floor Prices of NNNN.com and NNNNN.com (4N.com and 5N.com)
At godaddy today, nnnnn.com with 4's went for a bit over over $ 1,000 nnnnn.com with 0's (and no 4's) went for just over $ 2,000 nnnnn.com with no 0 or 4 went for 4,000 but they were all premium, most beginning with number 9- Points: 1
- Post #5
- Section: Numeric Domain Discussion
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information The Origin of Chips: Why Do We Use This Term?
Why is 'v' included (with a,e,i,o, and u which are proper vowels and sometimes y if i remember correctly) . Y is also not listed in OP, just curious from search on google, it says V is not a vowel. A;E;I;O;U; & Y are the English vowels, although Y can also behave as a consonant when it is at...- Points: 1
- Post #11
- Section: NamePros Blog
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auctions NNNN.com Sold for the Record Amount of $22,500!
they have paid up to a million bucks for a vanity license plate for their luxury cars that have 8's- Points: 1
- Post #8
- Section: NamePros Blog
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Public example of sales conflict
DomainCandy backed out on a deal with me in last week that had confirmed price and amount by PM when an offer came a few hours later for a "group of names" which this was one of the group. He felt it better to "cancel" the agreed deal, rather than jeopardize his $70 bulk deal. Bottom line is...- Points: 1
- Post #1
- Section: Advisories
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コントロール ..... means ?
this is probably the best and most comprehensive Japanese dictionary online. It doesn't have the term "together" so worth getting the opinion of a native speaker. http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/cgi-bin/wwwjdic.cgi?1C 声(P); 【こえ】 (n) voice; コントロール (n,vs) control; (P) Google SERP...- Points: 1
- Post #4
- Section: IDN and Emoji Domain Discussion
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available BANNEN'S Best Available dot.com's List! Example: Skylighted.com
took catblankets thanks for the list and your 'fun' commentary. :lol:- Points: 1
- Post #756
- Section: Available Domain Names
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Revenue via Typos- Is my plan crazy?
Eventually the owners of the names you are 'typoing' on will probably come a calling, and it may cost you more than you ever earned. Check out some of the WIPO actions written about at thedomains.com, including one last week that went after something like 1000 typo domains. Why not work to...- Points: 1
- Post #4
- Section: Domain Parking and Traffic Monetization
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