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various Report Completed Domain Name Sales Here

An outbound sale. A funny story. I contacted multiple end-users asking $1200 for it and one of the end-users offered $600. I told him I will sell it to him for $950 if I did not receive any offers any higher offers in the next 3 days. In two days, another end-user offered me $1000 for it and I...
- Points: 42
- Post #10,143
- Mar 18, 2016
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
various Report Completed Domain Name Sales Here

VaporPen.com $1100
- Points: 24
- Post #10,141
- Mar 18, 2016
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
discuss Do you respond to all inbound inquiries?

I believe that no inbound injuries should be ignored; even the lowball ones. If you get a $10 offer for your domain that you think is worth at least 4-figure offers, it won't hurt to reply to that offer. Some people are just naive about the value of domains. You never know, you might turn a $xx...
- Points: 8
- Post #5
- May 14, 2016
- Section: General Domain Discussion
opinion Quantity VS Quality

I think when you invest in quality domains, you're doing more investing than gambling, but when you focus on quantity over quality, you're more gambling than you're domaining. For me quality over quantity. With $10,000, you could grab a few high-quality domains.
- Points: 7
- Post #13
- Aug 9, 2017
- Section: General Domain Discussion
opinion A potential buyer want me to travel to his country.

I'm not a mind reader, but the fact that he refused your suggestion of him meeting a broker instead makes me think that he is just messing with you and just wants you to spend your money on a flight ticket and take all the trouble to travel. Then when you go to his country, he won't reply to...
- Points: 6
- Post #44
- Jun 2, 2017
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
discuss Is a large portfolio necessary to be successful in domaining?

I've always preferred quality over quantity. I think if your main goal is flipping domains then yes, maybe quantity is what you're looking for since you will buy domains and sell them in less than 3-6 months. However, if you're going to be patient and wait until you get the best offer for your...
- Points: 6
- Post #3
- Jan 23, 2016
- Section: General Domain Discussion
Offer received for 1 domain

@papix77, don't listen to any advice given to you here. As you said, you are new at domaining, meaning you need to start strong. Reply to the email saying that you are new and you don't know any trustworthy appraisal service. Then they definitely will offer you to use their appraisal service...
- Points: 6
- Post #24
- Jul 4, 2015
- Section: Advisories
Registered an expired domain. Previous owner fighting with me!

Tell him that you can sell it to him, and give him a price. Don't give him the domain for free. He needs to understand that rude comments won't get him anywhere.
- Points: 6
- Post #2
- Jun 20, 2015
- Section: General Domain Discussion
discuss Why do you want to buy this domain name?

I doubt that someone doesn't care about the money but instead cares about what you're going to do with the domain. Personally, I think they want to know just so they can know if your idea is big. If the business is big, they will jack up the price, or even sell you the domain for not a high...
- Points: 5
- Post #6
- Jun 26, 2018
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
(FAIL) NetworkSolutions Compare our low prices
- Points: 4
- Post #7
- Jun 18, 2016
- Section: General Domain Discussion
advice Your best domaining advice?

Patience is your friend.
- Points: 4
- Post #12
- May 17, 2016
- Section: General Domain Discussion
question Am I being scammed by a fake domain broker and buyer?

This has scam written all over it. But to prove that this is a scam, there you go. The certificate pitch.
- Points: 3
- Post #4
- Jun 15, 2018
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
Scam with Namejet ?

Don't take my word for it but I believe whoever contacted you about the domain doesn't really own the domain. He/she contacted you to see if you're interested in purchasing. If you accepted, he/she would place a bid to buy it for cheap and sell it to you for the agreed price. Now considering...
- Points: 3
- Post #4
- Feb 22, 2018
- Section: Domain Marketplace Reviews
discuss Thoughts on WORDWORD.com - repeating keyword in domain name?

I honestly don't get double repeating word domains at all. They don't make sense. Perhaps BuyBuy is the only one that sounds OK Put yourself in the end-user's shoes; would you start a business with a double repeating word name?
- Points: 3
- Post #2
- Sep 23, 2017
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
Contacted by previous owner

Now you should grab a health insurance domain name and hope that a health insurance company would give you health coverage for 20 years for the domain.
- Points: 3
- Post #27
- Sep 10, 2017
- Section: General Domain Discussion
services After Six Years and 404 Shows, DomainSherpa Bids Farewell

Even though it makes me feel really sad that DomainSherpa shows will stop, I really wish Michael Cyger and the Sherpas the best of luck. He and the Sherpas spent so many hours teaching us about domaining for free. I have watched most of the videos there and I've watched all the Reviews multiple...
- Points: 3
- Post #51
- Sep 7, 2017
- Section: Domain News ≫ Handpicked
interviews $146,000 Gross Profit in 3 Months: Lucky Sale or Perfectly Researched? With Richard Dynas

Great interview as always, Michael. Congratulations to Richard on the sale.
- Points: 3
- Post #7
- Aug 15, 2017
- Section: Domain News ≫ Handpicked
How would you respond

He isn't interested in the domain. Based on his reply, it seems that you've emailed him more than once. My advice is to just do what he asked you to do. That would be accurate only if he showed a little bit of interest. For example, if he replied to you saying "Why should I buy the domain" or...
- Points: 3
- Post #18
- Aug 7, 2017
- Section: General Domain Discussion
information DomainMarket.com/Mike Mann’s Domains

I just hope no new domainers would see this list and think it's okay to register trademark domains. nothing really justifies registering such domains. It's like he is looking for trouble!
- Points: 3
- Post #15
- Jul 14, 2017
- Section: General Domain Discussion
advice Sold by outbound -No payment - How to react

If he never replies to you, I would say he is 100% afraid of getting scammed. The link you sent him looks shady, and the other link you sent him in the other email looks even shadier (Considering not a lot of people know about .link). You have to understand that people are always afraid of...
- Points: 2
- Post #9
- Jan 20, 2018
- Section: General Domain Discussion