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    sales How I made $8k+ selling brandables... (and how much it cost me !)

    I had a somewhat similar trajectory though I have focused on invented brandables. By the end of 2014 I had 150+ domains, by the end of 2015 I had 100 more, and by December 2016 I had 400 domains, all caught on the drop or using Pheenix. From 7/1/12 through 12/31/16 I grossed $19,779 and netted...
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    news Brett Kavanaugh Didn't Buy His URL. It's Now A Resource For Sexual Assault Survivors.

    “Fix the Court Director Gabe Roth said the URL was one of ‘a handful’ he bought back in 2015 that he ‘thought might be useful in any forthcoming Supreme Court confirmation battles.’ He also purchased the BrettKavanaugh.org and .net domain names.”...
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    My journey with BrandBucket (and why I'm leaving them)

    Posting names to a social media account one time—when they're published—is hardly "active." I have been submitting and selling domains at BB for five years and the only thing I have known them to promote is BB. I have found NMC to be a monumental waste of time.
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    domain Triple Crown "Justify".... Domain Justification - Justify.ntld

    I don't understand folks like you. You start a thread about a very risky and poorly thought-through strategy for buying domains and ask: So when we, the experts, respond, you ridicule the response rather than making it a point of civil discussion. You even bring in unrelated discussions about...
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    new gtlds Giant KPMG Abandons .COM for its BRAND TLD

    It costs $185,000 just to file the form to have your own gTLD.
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    domain cia.com

    I opened this morning's NameJet Featured Domains email and CIA topped the list.
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    analysis The .org Heist!

    A private equity firm wants to buy ‘.org’ for $1 billion. A Berkeley-based cooperative says, ‘not so fast’ 14 By Natalie OrensteinJan. 16, 2020, 2:47 p.m. Bill Woodcock, part of a collective of nonprofit executives trying to become the administrator of the .org domain, stands in front of the...
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    After 3 days hard-work of making a site to help domainers, I finally have something to show

    Very nice. This could be the result of not having a cron job running.
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    expiring | expired Daily Handpicked List of Premium Dropping Domain names .com and other Extensions

    Also dropping today dozix.com ambazo.com brivos.com darivo.com ecordo.com gazava.com hotezo.com jojoso.com kezula.com motajo.com poholo.com renubo.com vanoga.com zemoza.com anapova.com benisas.com benrito.com biloria.com bodando.com comorio.com dearevo.com desonox.com encordo.com evarina.com...
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    sales How I made $8k+ selling brandables... (and how much it cost me !)

    I understand you did not acquire invented brandables exclusively; I was saying that 3,000 domains is a lot to acquire in three years regardless of what they are.
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    sales How I made $8k+ selling brandables... (and how much it cost me !)

    All other things aside, I believe this is where you went off the rails. That is a lot of names to acquire over such a short period of time (you began in December 2015). The process can't be completely automated—that's why online domain name valuators are so far off the mark. If the process...
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    BrandBucket Experience

    I sold one at the end of last month, last sale was September '17. Dashboard says I am ranked 77% in sales compared to other BB sellers.
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    opinion Are all pronounceable 5-letter domains brandable?

    After you have exhausted all the variations of "pronounceable," the ultimate question—which is subjective—is "would a company name themselves this?" Therefore blarf.com—though perfectly pronounceable and perhaps even memorable—is not a contender.
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    discuss How to build a portfolio of 100 decent .com domains

    No matter how much research you do, you will end up keeping five or six of your original 100 four or five years down the road, when your instincts become more finely honed.
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    advice Did you ever had this experience..?

    As others have stated, this kind of unwanted intrusion comes with the territory. If you are in the US and have VOIP phone service, engage the free services of nomorobo.com. It also works with some mobile networks. You can trace the true origin of spam email and file a report directed to the...
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    expiring | expired Daily Handpicked List of Premium Dropping Domain names .com and other Extensions

    5/6L Brandables PendingDelete Domains: emidx.com kenzl.com tabzo.com bazoox.com denobi.com dosios.com dusoto.com fogees.com haduro.com moyeno.com paytie.com puhoro.com
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    expiring | expired Daily Handpicked List of Premium Dropping Domain names .com and other Extensions

    It's not premkumar's list but here are a few potential brandables dropping today: dimazo.com gelobo.com gumiro.com jetami.com katuto.com kupara.com sazari.com komaris.com numando.com posendo.com valbina.com vercata.com zadrina.com Premkumar we hope all is okay. Clearly there are many who look...
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    expiring | expired Daily Handpicked List of Premium Dropping Domain names .com and other Extensions

    You mean too late for entering into a drop catching service. There are other ways to catch dropping domains. Suspiciously missing from today's list were the easily pronounceable five-letter domains lavue.com and tidro.com. Still unclaimed, also not mentioned but have potential: cravox.com...
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    discuss The Domain Business is getting to be a Joke.

    Even when it's not tucked away and in plain sight. Like this WTB. Brand-new member and it's their very first post, WTF? It's not a rules violation but talk about cajones.
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    domain KingDot.com

    Personally I have tried to avoid domain names ending with dot, because "dot" is always the last thing you say before the tld.
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