Best posts by efizi
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various Report Completed Domain Name Sales Here
Name: B/a/n/g/e/r/.io Sales Price: GBP10,000 Sold via DAN Purchased at auction and renewed twice. My first five figure sale. Last sale was in 2019, domaining does need patience.- Points: 105
- Post #23,914
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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various Report Completed Domain Name Sales Here
A/u/g/u/s/t/u/s/.org Purchase Price & Date: $26.17 + one year renewal / March 24, 2018 Sale Price & Date: $5,000 (via Afternic Fast Transfer) / May 1st, 2019 Payout after commission: $4,000 Hold time:13mths- Points: 96
- Post #17,855
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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various Report Completed Domain Name Sales Here
My fist sale. B/u/l/k/S/M/S/I/n/d/i/a/.com Purchase price: $20.17 ($12.00 from auctions plus $8.17 one year renewal) Purchase Date: February 16, 2018 Sold Date: Sept 24, 2018 Price Sold: $4,500 Payout: $4,095 after commission. Sales Venue: Undeveloped Hold Time: 7 months Inquiry actually came...- Points: 68
- Post #16,176
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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various Report Completed Domain Name Sales Here
Nice one..... Must be "Electric Vehicle MODELS". You could have sold it for at least mid four figures seeing where it's now redirected to. You'll never know who is buying from afternic since one was not contacted from the landing page. However, a sale is a sale! We are all learning from each...- Points: 14
- Post #19,891
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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various Report Completed Domain Name Sales Here
Congrats on the sale. Just my two cents I guess the buyer may have decided to deliberately buy from Register.com when you did not lower your price knowing that it would cost you a 20% commission. That may have been done as a result of you not lowering the price so that you still get lesser than...- Points: 14
- Post #17,778
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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various Report Completed Domain Name Sales Here
Well, first because of the news of Payoneer Escrow shutdown. At first I thought Payoneer escrow had ceased though I later googled and found out it that was yet to happen. Secondly, Escrow.com does not accept my country (thank God for other options); I had signed up with them and done the first...- Points: 14
- Post #16,181
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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Hello NamePros
Hi everyone, I'm glad am finally a member of this great community. Been a member for some weeks now though I have often visited NamePros to read up before signing up. I got to know about domains in 2009, was excited about the possibilities and hand regged some domains. Unfortunately I got...- Points: 14
- Post #1
- Section: Networking - Meet and Greet
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SAV.com - $5.95 .com Registrations
Hello @Nick R I do have a question about the auctions at Sav.com. Why does the auction process differ from every other domain auction site we know? When an auction is won, the bidder with the winning bid has time frame to pay for the domain, Godaddy has 48hrs and the other sites has their...- Points: 9
- Post #58
- Section: Domain Registrar Reviews
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Hand Registration Contest - March 2019 - DOT COM only
Hey ladies and gentlemen, while I agree that it's just a game, we need to also see from an angle that this contest transited into a reality show with so many views. Contestants put their time, money and hearts in this contest so u can't blame someone for being disappointed in one way or the...- Points: 9
- Post #859
- Section: Contests and Online Fun
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discuss Your Top Ten Domain Names 2019
All in king.- Points: 8
- Post #142
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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advice .net and .org were registered; how much should I charge for .com
Did you list it on Afternic? And if so how much? I suppose if it was listed, they would have seen your listed price (inclusive of the registrar's mock up) on a partner site when they first searched to register it. That they registered the .net and .org implies they are serious about using the...- Points: 7
- Post #18
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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various Report Completed Domain Name Sales Here
No outbound at all, and yes I was the only bidder for the domain. there had been three inquiries before this one. Initially has a BIN for $5,400 for the name. Then I made it a make offer only and received a $20 offer. So I changed it to $9,800 with a minimum offer. I received another inquiry but...- Points: 7
- Post #16,179
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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various Report Completed Domain Name Sales Here
Congrats on the sale. With such a five figure asking price, why settle for a three figure. I suppose the buyer should be able to afford at least mid four figures since he already saw an asking price of 34k. Just my reasoning...- Points: 6
- Post #17,062
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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Hand Registration Contest - March 2019 - DOT COM only
Final entry; L/o/d/g/e/v/i/l/l/e.com- Points: 5
- Post #652
- Section: Contests and Online Fun
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various Report Completed Domain Name Sales Here
When you list on Afternic (and Sedo), do you put the domains in categories or you just leave them uncategorized. Am just curious on how buyers get to find the domains on these marketplaces.- Points: 5
- Post #15,913
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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discuss Your reg. of the day
barrister.io- Points: 5
- Post #31,085
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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Developer here, interested in domaining
Hi, welcome to NamePros. Take time to go through the forum and read, read and read. Do not be too quick to register names cos you may just let them expire after you realized it was not going to sell at all. Also, visit blogs daily so that you be up to speed with updates on whats happening in...- Points: 4
- Post #20
- Section: Networking - Meet and Greet
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opinion Proof that Hand Reg is NOT dead!
Not all domains sell immediately. Even some expired domains had been hand regged and unused for years, some almost two decades. So why look down on a good handreg? The belief that hand reg is dead will only end up being a veil in one's mind that hinders one from seeing that there there still...- Points: 4
- Post #28
- Section: Domain News ≫ Handpicked
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discuss iBlock .com sold $50000. Lesson learned "Never underestimate the offer submitted by anyone."
Congratulations. I appreciate your sharing this sale and the lessons. I think if you had tried to negotiate instead of "accepting" the offer, you may have requested for some equity seeing that the name is worth six figures in my opinion. In face it think you could have even demanded for some...- Points: 3
- Post #109
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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Hand Registration Contest - March 2019 - DOT COM only
Must have been a fellow domainer :xf.wink:- Points: 3
- Post #735
- Section: Contests and Online Fun
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