Best posts by Stoneweight
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domain DogsForAll.com
Because you have no vision, flipping is a thing of the past. EDIT: While this convo was going on, I built a fully functioning site for service dog apparel through affiliates. Not going to use it because I want Papeter to sell his domain.- Points: 0
- Post #12
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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domain DogsForAll.com
Name 5 companies that specialize in service dog harnesses and apparel. YOU CAN'T. It's NICHE. Let's say you open DogsForAll, specializing in service dog leashes and fashionable harnesses. You could literally sell these pieces ALL DAY, EVERY DAY! HAMDMADE. Promotion? Minimum. People love dogs...- Points: 0
- Post #10
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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domain DogsForAll.com
If 79 is your valuation for this, I see why you have no vision.- Points: 0
- Post #7
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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domain DogsForAll.com
That's because you have no vision or creativity.- Points: 0
- Post #5
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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domain DogsForAll.com
Service dog training business for those physically unable to train a dog, maybe? "Not dogs for some, DogsForAll."- Points: 0
- Post #2
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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budget: $1000+/item [BUYING] High-Tier "-core.com" Suffix Assets – $1,000 to $XXX,XXX+
Not -cores. Bought a few, sold a few, traded a few. No major movement.- Points: 0
- Post #14
- Section: Domain Buyer Requests
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question Is ghost brokering and 25x markups the norm for VIPs?
Future Sensors, I’ll take the hit on the chin: Brad, you were right. I went digging for receipts and found you were the one leading the charge to strip badges while the rest of the forum was still trying to figure out if 'Masterbucks' was a real currency. Respect for being the 'Cop' when the...- Points: −1
- Post #87
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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budget: $1000+/item [BUYING] High-Tier "-core.com" Suffix Assets – $1,000 to $XXX,XXX+
I’m sharing the conclusion of my recent exchange with William as a reference for anyone else looking to pitch '-core' assets to my team. I am actively deploying capital into Tier-1 names within this niche. However, my time is limited, and I am not interested in 'negotiations' based on 25x...- Points: −1
- Post #12
- Section: Domain Buyer Requests
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budget: $1000+/item [BUYING] High-Tier "-core.com" Suffix Assets – $1,000 to $XXX,XXX+
I’m seeing a lot of focus on "resale prices," but I want to clarify my position for the serious collectors and category-builders here. I’m not just buying keywords; I’m acquiring Cultural Artifacts. We are entering an era where the .com suffix of a movement is its Primary Piece of History...- Points: −1
- Post #11
- Section: Domain Buyer Requests
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budget: $1000+/item [BUYING] High-Tier "-core.com" Suffix Assets – $1,000 to $XXX,XXX+
I’ve had a few questions about why I passed on certain dictionary-suffix names. I want to be clear: I’m not just looking for "available" names; I’m looking for Aesthetic Equity. In domaining, "Six Figures" doesn't look at a keyword; they look at the Cultural Infrastructure behind it. How a...- Points: −1
- Post #10
- Section: Domain Buyer Requests
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budget: $1000+/item [BUYING] High-Tier "-core.com" Suffix Assets – $1,000 to $XXX,XXX+
I’ve had a few questions about where the "bar" is. To clarify, I’m not looking for clever puns or dictionary adjectives. I’m looking for the sovereign states of culture. When I say "Category King," I’m talking about names that don't just describe a trend—they own it. Here are the benchmarks I...- Points: −1
- Post #7
- Section: Domain Buyer Requests
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budget: $1000+/item [BUYING] High-Tier "-core.com" Suffix Assets – $1,000 to $XXX,XXX+
I’ve received a high volume of submissions lately, and it’s clear there is some confusion regarding my valuation metrics. To save everyone time, I want to clarify exactly what I am looking for when I deploy six-figure capital. I am not buying strings of characters. I am buying established...- Points: −1
- Post #4
- Section: Domain Buyer Requests
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budget: $1000+/item [BUYING] High-Tier "-core.com" Suffix Assets – $1,000 to $XXX,XXX+
To give you an idea of the benchmarks I'm using, here are 5 of the most established -core aesthetics that have set the standard for commercial value: Cottagecore: The gold standard. Defined an entire generation's pivot to rural nostalgia, affecting fashion, real estate, and home decor...- Points: −1
- Post #3
- Section: Domain Buyer Requests
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budget: $1000+/item [BUYING] High-Tier "-core.com" Suffix Assets – $1,000 to $XXX,XXX+
To be clear on my criteria: I am only acquiring Category King assets. The "-core" niche is no longer a speculative trend; it is a settled branding standard that offers instant cultural authority and horizontal scalability across fashion, home, and media. I’m looking for names that function as a...- Points: −1
- Post #2
- Section: Domain Buyer Requests
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budget: $1000+/item [BUYING] High-Tier "-core.com" Suffix Assets – $1,000 to $XXX,XXX+
I am aggressively expanding my portfolio within the -core.com niche. I am looking for "Category King" assets that define specific aesthetics, lifestyle movements, or industry-standard branding. Criteria: Extension: .com ONLY. Format: [Dictionary Word/Established Aesthetic] + core.com. Quality...- Points: −1
- Post #1
- Section: Domain Buyer Requests
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question Is ghost brokering and 25x markups the norm for VIPs?
Interesting article over at DNJournal: With AI Making Everything Easy to Build, World.com Leader Believes Location (the Domain Name) is Everything Again by CEO Gary Millin at World Accelerator (World.com) A BAD pianist with a Steinway is a bad pianist with an expensive piano. A GREAT drummer...- Points: −2
- Post #153
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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question Is ghost brokering and 25x markups the norm for VIPs?
Brad, I’ll give credit where it’s due. If you were the one who moved to strip the 'Pro' badge and called out the unlicensed escrow before the house fell down, then you were doing the work that many others were too afraid to do. Respect for that.- Points: −3
- Post #84
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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question Is ghost brokering and 25x markups the norm for VIPs?
I get the skepticism, Biggie. Market noise is real for everyone. But there’s a difference between a 'tire kicker' and a buyer who does their own due diligence. I don't mind the shrug—it's part of the game. I just prefer doing business with people who lead with transparency rather than 25x...- Points: −3
- Post #6
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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domain DogsForAll.com
Guess it would be a good site for the "OMG my dog swallowed a G.I Joe. What do I do?!?" crowd.- Points: −4
- Post #14
- Section: Domain Appraisal
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question Is ghost brokering and 25x markups the norm for VIPs?
thank you! my team appreciates it!- Points: −4
- Post #116
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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