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  1. Finbar

    Noob mistake

    Hi Guys, I'm very new to domaining, and got a bit over excited over the last couple of weeks and hand registered about 30 domain names. Now that I have calmed down and done some reading it's clear that I have made a classic school boy error. I can afford to lose the money if I have registered...
  2. Finbar

    Noob mistake

    "Bad karma to pass your bad choices onto someone else." Interesting statement, I am not going to force them on anyone, and have already resigned myself to losing money on these. If someone wanted to buy one, I should turn them down because of bad karma? I think I would sell it and count myself...
  3. Finbar

    dot co confusion.

    Hello, I wonder if anyone could help clear up some confusion about .co domains for me. I have read that they are now supposed to represent company instead of Columbia, but I still see people referring to them for use in Columbia only, and many dismiss their use for anything commercial because...
  4. Finbar

    Noob mistake

    Hi Kuffy, Thanks for the offer, I have some time before I have to sell anything, will be mid july before my 60 days are up.
  5. Finbar

    Noob mistake

    They are cheap for a reason I suppose, I will get another account for the next domains I buy. I'll transfer my favourite ones for practice. GoDaddy seems popular.
  6. Finbar

    Noob mistake

    Thanks for the quick response Kuffy, I registered them with 1and1, I wont be able to sell them for another month or so because of the 60 day thing. I'm happy to share some of the names here, wasn't sure if that was aloud or not, here are a few I think were mistakes. alarmfitters.com...
  7. Finbar

    19,812.00 euro domain appraisal

    Thanks again, I was unaware of this tool!
  8. Finbar

    19,812.00 euro domain appraisal

    Thanks 1Darko, I knew appraisal sites can wildly over value, I think I will keep this one a while then and choose a different name for my site. Thanks again, very helpful. Fin
  9. Finbar

    dot co confusion.

    So it's officially a country code extension for Columbia, but used globally for business, makes it kind of a mixed up extension in my mind. I do like it though, very short, and the co reminds me of a company first and foremost. I took a punt on a few .co domains and am glad I only bought a...
  10. Finbar

    dot co confusion.

    Thanks for that, I'm still a little unsure of what .co is supposed to be officially? My understanding was that a new extension for Columbia was created, and .co was then re branded in a sense to represent company, just like .com represents commercial. Correct me if I am wrong please. If this...
  11. Finbar

    Noob mistake

    @1Darko Yes I need to see about that 1and1 issue, and you are correct, all of these are registered for one year. Thanks for the welcome!
  12. Finbar

    domain TradingNiche dot com

    Hello guys, anyone like to appraise this for me? Much thanks, Fin
  13. Finbar

    19,812.00 euro domain appraisal

    hinkl dot com To me it seems like it isn't worth much I paid reg fee and was going to use it myself, but after a big appraisal like that, I am wondering if I am missing something. Googling it revealed it is a surname, even though I don't recognise it as a word. Thanks Fin
  14. Finbar

    19,812.00 euro domain appraisal

    I'm not sure if that comment was supposed to be patronising, or if you are making a point about using appraisal values to instil belief in the value of a name. I understand that people new to this hobby might be tempted to take a punt on something, if a domain appraisal site deems something to...
  15. Finbar

    19,812.00 euro domain appraisal

    Hi guys, I know nobody takes these free appraisal sites seriously, but if one was to throw out a value like this, does that mean there is some value in that name? Or can they kick out numbers like this for worthless names too? Thanks, Fin
  16. Finbar

    domain EmotiveAdvertising (com)

    I currently own EmotiveAdvertising dot com, would any of you nice people like to appraise it for me? cheers, Fin
  17. Finbar

    dot co confusion.

    Thanks guys, it's not nice to hear but you have probably saved me money on renewals there. It's good watching the back and fourth, am hoping some of this knowledge rubs off lol I find it difficult to judge value, even after a couple months reading, I still do not know why some names sell for so...
  18. Finbar

    dot co confusion.

    Thanks Promo, that cleared everything up for me, so probably not a good extension to buy, live and learn. Some of the information I had was probably old, so I am playing catch up. Cheers, Fin
  19. Finbar

    dot co confusion.

    Thanks Petra, I was hoping that was the case, but I have been reading some negative stuff lately and wondered if I had made a bad decision buying dot co domains. If the extension is still growing maybe I should hold on to them for a while.
  20. Finbar

    Noob mistake

    I was worried I had stumbled onto a TM, but I think it's ok. Thanks for your help!
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