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    gTLD Sold my first domain for 4 figures!

    Congratulations, but beware: it's easy after one good sale to reg a ton more in the same vein and lose your entire profit.
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    Entire GoDaddy account repossessed!

    On July 12, 2011, an article in The Register reported that, shortly after Bob Parsons' sale of GoDaddy, the company purchased gripe site No Daddy. The site had returned a top 5 result on Google for a search for GoDaddy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GoDaddy Minimal due diligence (wikipedia)...
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    Emails from domainers selling crap names

    The knock-off "similar" domains are irritating. 'I got the best one, and you think I want to buy a worse one? WTF.' The only domain spam I regret not paying attention to was the spam from Chinese wanting to buy my LLLL.com domains. I should have joined this forum and learned the reason behind...
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    question Domain Count?

    About 150.
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    advice When The Registrar Dies and You Can't Renew Your Domain Before The Expiry Date

    I filed a complaint with ICANN (official complaint form), but no reply yet. Their page confirmed it was sent, but there was no receipt confirmation by email (with a ticket number or anything like that).
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    advice When The Registrar Dies and You Can't Renew Your Domain Before The Expiry Date

    Here's the situation... Several years ago, I acquired a domain name separate from my main registrar. It was a small registrar, not very well known, but annual renewals were not a problem. I didn't have immediate plans for the domain, so I just renewed it once a year, and forgot about it the...
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    domain Poker.io

    Poker.org $1,000,000 Poker.ca sold for $400,000. More: http://dnpric.es/?q=poker It looks like a single word that is more forgiving of not being a .com than most words. .io is becoming more popular than some other new endings. I'd guess $40,000- $50,000+ (to an end user) Resellers seem to...
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    negotiable CheapFinds.com

    People will always really want cheap finds. This is a domain name with timeless high value. Easy to market if you use it immediately. Safe investment if you hold it.
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    priced SEGB.com $500 BIN

    BIN $500
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    .com Rate.com sold for $725,000 and looks really good on TV commercial

    If anyone can broker rate dot ca, send me a PM.
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    negotiable CheapFinds.com

    Looking for offers...
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    priced SEGB.com $500 BIN

    Very good consonants + very good vowel.
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    negotiable RFSP.com (Royalty Free Stock Photos)

    RFSP.com Enom 2001-12-25 2017-12-25 Escrow.com Enom Push In 2001 I registered this name for royalty free stock photos, but never used it. (I was a photo editor at the time and for 10 years afterwards.) Royalty free stock photos are a proven online industry which is growing well...
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    priced SEGB.com $500 BIN

    I registered this domain years ago as a vanity domain (my four initials). Now the domain is worth more than my vanity. :xf.cool:
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    negotiable CheapFinds.com

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    priced SEGB.com $500 BIN

    Offers at this point. I've never done an auction yet, but I've thought about it a little.
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    priced SEGB.com $500 BIN

    Western Premium Quad SEGB.com All Quality Letters No J, K, Q, U, V, W, X, Y or Z
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    priced AdvertisingCritic.com $123

    advertisingcritic.com Expires On 2017-02-05 Registered On 2003-02-05 Enom push PayPal Great domain name for blog of anyone in the advertising industry. Speak with authority from Advertising Critic.com. BIN $123
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    negotiable GolfingGear.com

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    negotiable CheapFinds.com

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