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offers Received an offer $3000, should I accept or wait?

It's a total bluff. Any company that has a quarter of a BILLION dollars in sales isn't going to fuck around with a .co. They want to become a major player in the U.S. market and know that RoyalCosmetics.co and the domain they use right now RoyalCosmeticsUSA.com are garbage. Even if they went...
- Points: 14
- Post #24
- Jun 8, 2019
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
opinion My first BIG aftermarket Buy. Should I go for it?

$2,200 seems low for a one word domain unless it's a fairly long word that doesn't have a ton of possible uses. How many extensions regged in? How many letters? Any of the other extensions for sale and how much? Any other existing businesses on the other extensions? How many .coms regged using...
- Points: 14
- Post #19
- Jan 10, 2017
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
discuss How long should I continue to renew a domain?

All it takes is one person to want a name but that one person may never come. I always base it on how much interest the name gets by either inquiries, traffic etc..... I may love the name but if no one shows interest after a few years and I have no use for it then I kick it to the curb and...
- Points: 14
- Post #6
- Sep 3, 2016
- Section: General Domain Discussion
What the f*ck is wrong with this industry?

Honestly I'm getting sick of being associated with Domaining. One black cloud after another. Every time I turn around another scandal is occurring in this industry. If the Snapnames Halvarez scandal isn't enough...
- Points: 14
- Post #1
- Oct 9, 2015
- Section: Advisories
How many domain sold in BB or Namerific

I think way to many of US get caught up in one of these two categories 1. My name got accepted at one of these sites and that makes it a great name 2. My name didn't get accepted at one of these sites and that makes it a bad name Neither one is true. None of the owners of Brand Bucket...
- Points: 14
- Post #44
- Dec 4, 2013
- Section: Domain Marketplace Reviews
sales Brandable Daily Sales Analysis

Unfortunately they're not very good names. Don't register any dragon names with words like market, invest etc.....they don't match. You registered TargetPanda when good alliterations like TargetTiger and TargetTurtle are available. Not saying these are great names but a name that sounds and...
- Points: 13
- Post #427
- Aug 28, 2016
- Section: Brandable Domain Discussion
BrandBucket Experience

EDITED: MODS DIDN'T LIKE THE ORIGINAL VERSION. Here we go again with conspiracy theories and corrupt data. I gave you my conclusion when I went through those 82 sales and posted the info here last night. Please explain how this is corrupt data? 78 out of 82 confirmed May sales so please...
- Points: 13
- Post #6,192
- Jun 8, 2016
- Section: Domain Marketplace Reviews
discuss In your opinion what is the best .io or .cc or .co?

If you're talking numbers then it's probably .cc .co .io If you're talking startups then it's probably .co .io .cc If you're talking tech startups then it's probably .io .co .cc Type of domain determines order in my opinion.
- Points: 13
- Post #3
- Nov 25, 2015
- Section: ccTLD Discussion
available Available Brandable .Com Domains -- Spinsly.com

Here's a quick list of 10 brandable names. Let me know if you like the names or register one and I'll try to post some more. All available at time of posting. piniva.com anvilera.com boostingo.com buzzore.com spinsly.com spotevo.com briskfly.com hatchstack.com clixtec.com foralo.com
- Points: 13
- Post #1
- Jun 7, 2015
- Section: Available Domain Names
Hand registering domains is a mugs game - Here's why

First thing I would do is stick with dot com and stay away from the new gtlds. I say this because while in beginner mode it is easier to understand everything about domains if you focus on just one extension. Once you really "get it" then move on to the others. It seems like you are using a...
- Points: 13
- Post #20
- Dec 20, 2014
- Section: General Domain Discussion
BrandBucket to launch BrandNewName.com - Crowd-sourcing platform

It costs $125 to do a naming contest and they pay the winner $100 so they make 25 bucks. Really??? You can't be serious that they think this is a profitable business model unless the only names that can be suggested are BrandBucket names then it makes total sense. i also agree that Brand New...
- Points: 12
- Post #10
- Jan 24, 2020
- Section: Domain Marketplace Reviews
Everybody has a client

There is a much bigger issue then someone saying they have a paying client. The truth is Namepros indexes pages in Google that somehow should be blocked. For instance if an end user types in "brandable domains" on Google the first page lists BrandBucket, Brandpa and Brandroot selling names on...
- Points: 12
- Post #25
- Aug 25, 2019
- Section: Insiders Lounge
discuss Proof... still plenty of great names to be hand reg'd

LaughInn / com would be a nice one to have but the plural wouldn't be worth much in my opinion.
- Points: 12
- Post #3
- Mar 18, 2019
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
Do you make a living selling domains?

This question is 100% determined by what country you live in. It's easy to say you make a living from domaining when you live in some low cost country. Look at the chart below to see what it costs to live in each country monthly. In some countries you could not survive hourly on what someone...
- Points: 12
- Post #23
- Dec 4, 2018
- Section: General Domain Discussion
guide Outbound process for beginners

When the target price is low to mid XXX I always include the price and I always include that the price is negotiable. You may leave a little on the table but most potential buyers won't even respond if there is no price because they think you are just another domain squatter asking $50,000 for...
- Points: 12
- Post #74
- Sep 21, 2018
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
discuss $40,000 Domain Sale - AgriCool.com

"Many investors would have sold this for $500 - $1500." Because that's all it was worth until this company got funded. Obviously if someone raises 4.3 million you throw out the line to see if they bite and they did...
- Points: 12
- Post #4
- Jul 24, 2017
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
discuss General Public is Seriously Clueless

Congratulations! You officially killed his business since no one will be able to find him now. Thank God he owns the .com or he would be screwed. Hopefully he doesn't plaster the new domain on everything because people will have no idea what the hell .one means. :)
- Points: 12
- Post #7
- Mar 31, 2017
- Section: gTLD Discussion
No logo or a bad logo to sell a domain?

Lately there have been many sites popping up selling domains and the one thing that most of them have in common is really bad logos. Personally I think having a bad logo is worse than having no logo. Bad logos make names look cheap in my opinion. What are your thoughts?
- Points: 12
- Post #1
- Dec 30, 2016
- Section: General Domain Discussion
Get naming ideas from successful brands

Sometimes we get stuck in the creative process and the best way I have found to bounce out of it is to blast through this list and read every name one by one. It somehow helps me to reset and start the creative juices flowing again. The list is 25,638 brands that sell their products in the...
- Points: 12
- Post #1
- Sep 24, 2016
- Section: Brandable Domain Discussion
BrandBucket Experience

Adding keywords is a whole other issue that "The Director" uses to his advantage. Most "regular" sellers have around 10 keywords per domain. On many of the names I looked at Krell sometimes has as many as 40 or more keywords per domain. His keywords are double, triple, quadruple what yours...
- Points: 12
- Post #5,949
- May 21, 2016
- Section: Domain Marketplace Reviews