In order to list a domain on NameJet, you will have to move the domain to eNom when it sells anyway, which means that you will renew for a year.
NameJet suggests that all domains have at least 60 days remaining on the existing registration period.
I really feel sad for Flippa. It has a great website interface. It seems the only problem they have is the shill bidding. I hope they fix that issue (and other issues if there are others) real soon before their website becomes abandoned. If they organize their website and do their best to...
Your response is fine if you were not planning on selling your domain at all, however, if the domain is for sale, I think you should reply saying that his offer is below your targeted price, so he can make you another offer if he wants.
If I contacted someone about a domain and I received your...
It doesn't matter what country you are in. Everyone will be able to see the listing. So to answer your question, everyone around the globe will be able to see your listing.
Yet, he is listing the domain on Flippa and not the website. If he could make more than $15k in a few months, It would make more sense if he listed the website on Flippa, and not the domain only. If he listed the website on Flippa while showing proves that he is making big profit of it, he would...
Humans are greedy by nature, so I kind of understand why he refused the $15k offer. Who knows, he might receive a better offer, or he might wish that he accepted the $15k.
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I understand the frustration some domain investors have because of the low offers they get. However, replying to an offer in such a way is unreasonable. A domainer could lose a six figure sale because of such a reply. If you receive a low offer, either reply with "Sorry, your...
More like 90% of the reg fee domains should be dropped. All you can do is visit the thread " Your reg. of the day" and you'll see some great examples.
Unfortunately, some people who are new to domaining see the big domainers' large domain portfolios and think that to succeed in domaining, you...
Wow, I never thought such information exists. Thank you very much.
I did use the eri-nonprofit-salaries.com website to find out some information about a specific organization. The 990 report states the total salary of the CEO, including his bonus & incentives compensation is over $260,000. I...
Yes they can. If people stop spending too much money on domains that are worthless (reg fee and whatnot), they will find a domain that they know they will sell for a profit.
It adds up. Not always 1720 visitors since I mentioned that they previously received 20000 visitors last December but i'm not sure how many of those are type-in traffic.
Look at affiliate programs. Why do companies such as eBay and Amazon....etc offer that? Only few websites that uses affiliate...
Yes this type of domains is called domain hack.
I think domain hacks are hard to value. You might try to sell it on Flippa since most domain hacks get a very attention there. I know both domains sho.es and juic.es were sold on Flippa.
I do use Estibot but only for a gut feel. I never value my domains based on the value that Estibot gives.
I think valuing an exact match domain all depends on the average monthly searches, the CPC, the competition for that keyword, and the length of the domain name. If the domain hard to spell...
How am I supposed to buy a domain without contacting the owner directly and without submitting an inquiry via a landing page?!
I've always thought that hiring a broker to buy a domain name is a sign that the buyer has a deep pocket.
This is a well-known type of scam. They only want you to pay for their domain appraisal (what they call certificate). Once you do that, you will never hear from them because all they want is your money. Discard their emails and block their e-mail address if you can.