Best posts by OnlineProxy
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Are .NET Domains Still Relevant in 2025?
Even though fewer people are registering NET domains lately, it's still a solid and trusted choice, especially in tech. More users are renewing their NET domains than COM ones, which shows people still believe in it In 2024, NET domain sales reached $3.9 million, so the market is doing well...- Points: 4
- Post #20
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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question Can You Recommend Professional Book Publishing?
Publishing a book? Buckle up-going the professional route usually takes about 3 to 6 months from your final draft to hitting shelves (or screens). Proofreading, fancy formatting, and print delays can really slow things down. You’re looking at dropping somewhere between $1,500 and $3,000 for...- Points: 2
- Post #2
- Section: The Break Room
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advice Is a .life domain worth it?
That actually sounds like a pretty solid pick.I mean, 71 TLDs and 21 live sites? Thats not nothing - clearly theres some buzz around that keyword,If its tied to stuff like health or wellness,the .life extension totally works and gives it a nice branding vibe.Sure,renewals arent as cheap as a...- Points: 1
- Post #11
- Section: Domain Extensions
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advice Best place to auction your domain?
Sedo is still one of the best platforms for auctioning premium domains in 2025 due to its global reach,strong investor traffic,and specialized auctions like GreatDomains.It consistently attracts serious buyers and offers escrow protection,making it a trusted choice,while some users mention mixed...- Points: 1
- Post #5
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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question Afternic: Domain Sold 30 Days Ago, Still No Payment
Nah, waiting over 30 days for a payout from Afternic definitely isn’t the norm - most folks see their money within 5 to 15 business days after the domain transfer goes through. That said, you’re not the only one stuck in limbo. Others have hit similar delays, often thanks to manual reviews, tax...- Points: 1
- Post #7
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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question Existing Brand Domain Pitch
You’ve basically got two smart plays here: jump in early to cut down on any legal headaches and lock in a deal while their valuation’s still chill, or hang back and maybe cash in bigger once XYZCosmetics levels up. One slick move? Test the waters quietly-park the domain, see who bites. That way...- Points: 1
- Post #2
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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question The Evolution of Domain Valuation: How Do You Assess the True Value of a Domain?
Valuing domains isn’t just numbers - it’s part science, part gut instinct. I look at the usual suspects: keyword strength, solid TLDs, and what similar names have sold for recently. But I’m also big on vibe - how brandable the name is and where the market’s headed. Sure, automated tools give a...- Points: 1
- Post #2
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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question Can they get back their domain name?
Yep, your friend might actually be able to snag the domain back without shelling out that $1500-especially if she’s got a legit trademark and the current owner’s just sitting on it in bad faith. Since the domain lines up with her established brand, she’s got a pretty strong case under Indian...- Points: 1
- Post #2
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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Afternic completely unusable today. Same for you?
Yeah, I’m running into the same problem. Afternic pages are basically empty, only the header, sidebar, and copyright notice load, but there’s no real content showing. I’ve tested it on multiple browsers, cleared my cache, and even tried using a VPN, but no luck. It’s been going on for around 12...- Points: 1
- Post #21
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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question In your opinion, what types of domains are currently selling fast?
These days, short and snappy domains flyin off the shelves especially the ones brandable or tied to hot stuff like ai. Four-letter .coms (LLL.com)? Still a thing, but .ai and .io gettin’ real close behind, with all the buzz in tech and startups and all that. Numeric domains? Yeah, still kinda...- Points: 1
- Post #17
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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question Is your BIN pricing helping or hurting your visibility?
You’re def on to somethin’ with them pricing tweaks real solid stuff. That “left-digit effect” is no joke, man. Like, throw a 1999 or 99 tag on there and boom it feels way cheaper, even if it ain’t really. Folks’ brains just read it diff. Straight up psychology hack. Works hella good on sites...- Points: 1
- Post #4
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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advice Risk vs Reward: Sedo’s $99 Reserve for 4L .com Auction – A Gamble Worth Taking?
Yeah,99 is kinda wild for some of those 4L names - some of em could easily go for way more.Feels like Sedo just trying to hype things up and move names quick,mostly for flippers,not real end users,I get why they’re doing it,but if I had a solid domain,no way Im letting it go that cheap unless Im...- Points: 0
- Post #55
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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advice 20 years old domain with no use
Totally,just because you haven’t used the domain in a while doesn’t mean its worthless.If its been around for 20 years,that alone can make it more legit in the eyes of search engines,people into crypto or web3 love scooping up old domains too.I def check it out on the Wayback Machine to see...- Points: 0
- Post #36
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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advice How is he selling LLLL.com domains for so cheap?
Lot of folks scoop up LLLL.coms on the cheap from expired lists or bulk buys,then flip em for a quick buck.Selling around $500 is pretty common,especially if the name isnt anything special.ExpiredDomains and NamePros are go-to spots for that kinda hustle.If he's also going by ABCDomains,he’s...- Points: 0
- Post #8
- Section: "Short" Domain Discussion
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advice We own doge.org the original Dogecoin website - where / how best to sell it?
Dogecoins still huge with that 50B market cap,so throwing doge up on Sedo sounds like a solid play,they’ve got the right crowd for this kind of domain,specially in the crypto space.You could also hit up a broker like MediaOptions to go after the big fish - maybe even the Dogecoin Foundation or...- Points: 0
- Post #12
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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advice Domain possibly owned by scammer/shady actor - thoughts?
Yeah, sometimes folks sitting on shady or scammy domains are willing to sell, especially if they’re not making any cash off them.Throwing out an offer around $10K through a trusted broker with escrow its a way get their attention,since your company doesnt have a trademark,the usual legal stuff...- Points: 0
- Post #7
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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advice Pricing a short version dot com
If you own the shorter two-word com and a public company is using the longer three-word version,your domain could be pretty valuable,It might be useful to them later if they ever decide to rebrand,grow or launch something new.Even if their site is just for info right now,having the shorter name...- Points: 0
- Post #7
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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How to Choose the Best Digital Marketing Agency for Your Business?
When you're hunting for a solid agency, look for the real deal-teams that have actually delivered results, not just talked a big game. You want clear KPIs, open communication, and full transparency. If they can’t tie what they’re doing back to actual business goals (not just vanity metrics)...- Points: 0
- Post #7
- Section: Promotional
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Dear Drop Catch Veterans: Where to backorder in 2025?
I haven’t really gone deep with dropcatching services before either, but from what the OG domainers say, DropCatch.com’s where it’s at - especially if you’re chasing hot .coms. They’ve got a massive registrar network, so their success rate is pretty solid. I’m honestly thinking of leaning more...- Points: 0
- Post #4
- Section: Domain Expiration and Domain Drop Catching
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question How to sell Futuristic Bulk domains?
You’re sitting on a goldmine-future-tech domains are hot property, especially in spaces like VR, XR, EVs, and robotics. If you’re looking to sell in bulk, slap a brand on the collection (something like “FutureNet Domains” sounds slick) and spin up a clean, no-fuss showcase site to give it some...- Points: 0
- Post #2
- Section: Domain Selling and Domain Sales
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