Dynadot

I'm addicted to regging new & deleted domains!

Spaceship Spaceship
Watch

Ang

Upgraded Member
Impact
345
I'm just coming back after a 3 year break and in the last 5 days have regged about 25 new or expiring domains and I just can't stop!

5 letter .coms, future tech & insurance domains everywhere!

I think I have a problem... is anyone else finding some nice gems hidden away these days?
 
16
•••
The views expressed on this page by users and staff are their own, not those of NamePros.
You do not need 500 names. If you are hand regging them you will only sell a fraction. How about you just buy one name at 5K and try and flip it.

All your attention can be focused on one worthwhile domain. More time for end-user searches instead of sitting on a bunch of worthless names and hope they will suddenly turn valuable.

This goes for OPs names too. You see yourself turning a profit on those examples?
 
3
•••
You've got over 400 domains already and you've just started domaining. You ought to slow way way down. I cannot speak to the .co.uk domains because I've only ever owned 2 and let them both expire. But all those letter+number domains are just so random, I think, you'll be hard to liquidate them at a profit. Pretty much everything else is crap. I don't see 1 quality domain amongst your 400 domains. Maybe I missed it. Apologies for speaking frankly.
 
3
•••
@promo

Yes I agree on what you mentioned about focus...correct...
Once I sell one or two of them, I am planning to get 4L.com however I would love your views on my portfolio I have attached in the earlier response in the same thread.
 
0
•••
You've got over 400 domains already and you've just started domaining. You ought to slow way way down. I cannot speak to the .co.uk domains because I've only ever owned 2 and let them both expire. But all those letter+number domains are just so random, I think, you'll be hard to liquidate them at a profit. Pretty much everything else is crap. I don't see 1 quality domain amongst your 400 domains. Maybe I missed it. Apologies for speaking frankly.


Well, the HarleyDental.co.uk from the same crap lot has been offered GBP 500 with a single outbound phone call ($650) .I think its worth more than 500. Harely Street in London is famous for dental and cosmetic clinics. I will wait for right offer.

The driverless domains are for future, not for today..True I need to slow down, but to some extent I see potential and some are really crap, i thoght myself what the hell I was thinking before buying :)

Thanks for the quick review @stub , appreciated.
 
Last edited:
0
•••
If you can move them then more power to yah. Keep that cold calling ball rolling and don't be afraid to stop into the mom and pop shops either with hand held and show some stats on how the domain can help them either.
 
1
•••
As I've said. I cannot speak to the .co.uk domains. I hope you sell it which will pay for all the other domains. You should sell it. At least you guarantee yourself a small profit. You can then be more selective on price with the others.
 
2
•••
@stub @baseballworld

Thank you guys/girls.

Sometimes, an outsider's perspective is essential for a true reality check.

Fresh pair of eyes (like yours) can spot things / patterns , which I might have failed to spot, so your feedback is valuable.

at the moment I have decided not to buy more, just focus on selling stuff.

Office2Rent.com
CreativeDesign.co
NYCf.co
Jimmie.co
HarelyDental.co.uk
Z3D.co.uk (3D printing industry)

are my first to sell, domains...
 
Last edited:
0
•••
Its a slippery slope! Before you know it your meeting shady looking guys in back allys and doing deals for drop catching software. One or two names a day isnt enough anymore and your chasing the buzz of the first name you caught! You have to spend more money on a name to reap more reward but where will you get the cash from? Theft? Payday loans? What about the wife and kids? Before you know whats happened your in a bedsit and you havent washed for 3 weeks and your baby doesnt recognise you. LOOK AT YOURSELF MAN!! YOUR BETTER THAN THIS!
 
0
•••
0
•••
I tried opening your excel file but got a warning from Excel that the file was not what it appeared to be?

Anyways, try a few more calls on the dental thing, use your first offer as baseline. Then sell it, its a decent profit and you need something going in, to fund your search for the next end user. Its never going to be a 5 figure domain, and if you get 4 figures you will be lucky.

I never believed in .co, stop buying those. The office2rent one is OK.
 
Last edited:
0
•••
Its a slippery slope! Before you know it your meeting shady looking guys in back allys and doing deals for drop catching software. One or two names a day isnt enough anymore and your chasing the buzz of the first name you caught! You have to spend more money on a name to reap more reward but where will you get the cash from? Theft? Payday loans? What about the wife and kids? Before you know whats happened your in a bedsit and you havent washed for 3 weeks and your baby doesnt recognise you. LOOK AT YOURSELF MAN!! YOUR BETTER THAN THIS!

I only spend, what I can afford to loose...no bragging, till now I have spent 2 days worth of my earning on domanis , so I am good.

your advice is valuable though.
 
Last edited:
1
•••
I refer to it as a "problem" in a joking manner.

While I am always appreciative of advice, my intent was to discuss recent new and deleted domain registrations with others achieving similar results to mine.

Lol... you are discussing addiction with a bunch of addicts already - Like going to the local pub to talk to drinkers about ur drinking problem... chances are they would say "Sit down and have a drink mate!...now lets talk about this drinking problem you think you have" :-D
 
8
•••
@promo , here is the list for you.

fleetyacht.com
unvirtu.com
navyred.com
nikyz.com
realestateandinsurance.com
vintrare.com
vpnad.com
e4e7.com
j3j8.com
p3p6.com
okpregnant.co.uk
mrg2.com
sential.co.uk
z3d.co.uk
subjecthub.com
s23.co
dataloader.co.uk
harleydentalclinic.co.uk
fastinjuryclaims.com
ooom.co.uk
jimmie.co
harleydentists.co.uk
harleydentists.com
harleydentist.co.uk
playnow.co
ibfx.co
y66.co
sw8a.com
lgl5.com
offices2rent.co.uk
office2rent.com
creativedesign.co
0202.co.uk
ires.co
jet8.co.uk
safarilink.co.uk
l66.co.uk
ubub.co.uk
sharecar.co.uk
ordinal.co.uk
ukstudio.co.uk
lmtd.co
nycf.co
m14m.com
wng7.com
t-ky.com
travelaboard.com
workflow365.com
lulus.co.uk
autotrack.co
share-car.co.uk
trendsnation.co.uk
trendsnation.com
d32.co.uk
allstream.co.uk
ma-ra.com
big-travel.com
office-room.com
wlm8.com
mgn2.com
biggi.co.uk
cakebake.co.uk
spanless.com
e075.com
brb8.com
qhc8.com
sk07.com
gk03.com
sh74.com
eq76.com
vy09.com
austinrehabs.com
thirdpartychecks.com
9882212.com
6633088.com
5677744.com
nebuloso.com
cursada.com
injuryclaimslondon.co.uk
injuryclaimslondon.com
mobilejammer.co.uk
mobilejam.co.uk
topdesigns.co.uk
jup9.com
jup3.com
jup4.com
jup7.com
torent.co
obige.de
usa-cable.com
jeoss.com
africasafari.eu
m-hd.com
p-vt.com
unvirtu.co.uk
vrzr.co.uk
vrux.co.uk
modelphoto.co.uk
modelphotopro.co.uk
modelphotopro.com
fashionphotopro.co.uk
fashionphotopro.com
v-ux.com
persyl.com
cloudbuild.co.uk
sw84.com
rn-b.com
infringe.co.uk
w3nyc.com
howlogical.com
indianrailwaysenquiry.com
us585.com
2727.co.uk
3hom.com
tradenyse.com
04ya.com
ziaen.com
wld8.com
printstr.com
la-w.com
seual.com
hedgeinvesting.com
mafiaone.com
searchender.com
memoryjet.com
chabhi.com
kikikuku.com
nooapp.com
genbc.com
maxpx.com
paper-editor.com
nuptialagreement.com
selfmower.co.uk
selfmower.com
selfmow.co.uk
selfmow.com
frequenturination.co.uk
888zuanshi.com
88zuanshi.com
8zuanshi.com
zuanshi88.com
ziran888.com
zixingche88.com
openrisks.co.uk
openrisks.com
netprops.com
oegoo.com
mauqa.com
k4k7.com
n1n6.com
g2g7.com
c4c8.com
m1m6.com
i2i4.com
v1v3.com
s2s4.com
us-27.com
fleetyachts.eu
fleetyacht.eu
fleetyachts.com
fleetyacht.co.uk
injuries-claim.co.uk
pok9.com
event-org.com
harleydental.co.uk
bkni.eu
bkni.co.uk
urbanfitnesslondon.com
yuw8.com
gokig.com
janazzi.com
cctv-la.com
swissla.com
okpregnant.com
zuanshi.co.uk
diverseinvest.com
zuihao88.co.uk
zuihao8.co.uk
zuihao.co.uk
selfdrive-auto.co.uk
selfdrive-auto.com
netaddict.in
scanmo.com
oumart.com
homeod.com
salegr.com
baug.co.uk
godriverless.co
vejobs.com
jobspo.com
jobsho.co.uk
jobsho.com
vejobs.co.uk
uszine.co.uk
uszine.com
sqlservers.co.uk
thecloud.co.in
clubtravel.in
robocabs.eu
etailbusiness.com
etailbusiness.co.uk
birdviews.co.uk
robocar.co
robocars.eu
nodrivercar.co.uk
roboticars.co.uk
roboticar.co.uk
gorobocar.co.uk
gorobocar.com
securebackups.co.uk
hitrust.co.uk
autolawyer.co.uk
comparedriverless.co.uk
gocompa.co.uk
gocompa.com
paidbiz.co.uk
paidbiz.com
cardriverless.co.uk
driverlessuv.co.uk
driverlessuv.com
driverlesssuv.co.uk
insuredriverless.eu
driverless.buzz
driverless.insure
insuredriverless.in
insuredriverless.co
insureautonomous.com
insureautonomous.co.uk
autonomousinsure.co.uk
driverlessinsure.co.uk
insuredriverless.co.uk
africaphotos.co.uk
africaphoto.co.uk
wildsafari.co.uk
wildsafaris.co.uk
prep.co.in
moneysure.in
cloudbull.in
topdoctor.in
thering.in
rugbyfan.co.uk
eastmill.co.uk
wifidirect.co.uk
youreye.co.uk
loanhero.co.uk
gobags.co.uk
selfdrivencars.co
selfdrivecars.co
selfdrivencar.co
goselfdrivingcar.co.uk
goselfdrivingcar.com
goselfdrive.co.in
goselfdrive.in
goselfdriving.co.uk
7do.co.uk
zoom2.in
payroll.asia
sohocar.co.uk
sohocar.com
futurecar.co.in
selfautos.co.uk
selfauto.co.uk
selfcars.eu
selfcar.eu
autodrivingcars.co.uk
autodriven.in
autodrivencar.in
autodrivencars.in
selfcars.in
selfcar.in
autodrivingcar.co.uk
autodrivencars.co.uk
autodriven.co.uk
bdriverless.co.uk
bdriverless.com
okdriverless.co.uk
okdriverless.com
bedriverless.org
bedriverless.eu
bedriverless.net
infotech-consulting.co.uk
infotech-consulting.com
zoom5.co.uk
zoom5.com
oracleconsultant.co.uk
infotalk.co.uk
creditsecure.co.uk
freefree.co.uk
cloudwork.in
moneydek.co.uk
moneydek.com
godriverless.de
godriverless.be
godriverless.ch
godriverless.it
godriverless.uk
godriverless.eu
rundriverless.co.uk
rundriverless.com
movedriverless.co.uk
movedriverless.com
bedriverless.in
bedriverless.com
godriverless.in
godriverless.co.uk
wildlifers.co.uk
sust.in
autoweek.in
bule.co.uk
invs.co.uk
regd.co.uk
internetbingo.in
autonome.net
autonome.eu
automatiq.co.uk
andalucia.in
cubalibre.in
webbingo.in
qpain.com
jobgr.com
tuskk.com
pastm.com
wmile.com
singlew.com
giga.co.in
mailing.net.in
hummingbird.co.in
dentalli.co.uk
dentalli.com
theurgent.co.uk
theurgent.com
redcherry.in
autonomous-car.co.uk
swachalit.com
bicloud.eu
puppyfind.co.uk
aoao.co.uk
discoclub.co.uk
jhankaar.in
ukauction.co.uk
driverlessvw.co.uk
vwdriverless.com
vwdriverless.co.uk
driverlessauto.uk
driverlessauto.co.uk
driverless.be
driverless-car.in
driverless-cars.in
buytorent.in
buy2rent.in
buy2let.in
usatouk.com
usatouk.co.uk
cloudsw.co.uk
5com.in
6com.in
7com.in
com5.in
com6.in
com8.in
com9.in
zfitness.co.uk
motorvans.co.uk
birdsview.co.uk
smallcash.co.uk
mutualfun.co.uk
cloudbi.co.uk
palmbay.co.uk
pizzza.co.uk
jupjup.co.uk
efer.co.uk
amoz.co.uk
c47.co.uk
com3.in
wildlifer.in
petsfood.in
partynation.in
musicwala.in
justpolicy.in
gorental.in
2com.in
londonairportcabs.com
southmg.com
visaguy.co.uk
visaguy.com
bookinglondon.co.uk
goburp.com
foodcamel.com
superparlour.com
massgain.co.uk
juswow.com
jewwy.com
foodcamels.com
laborattorneyboston.com
bblondon.co.uk
wildlife.asia
culture.photography
properties.paris
showmyoffers.co.uk
showmeoffers.co.uk
retentiongurus.co.uk
property-baba.com
 
0
•••
1
•••
There are some that I could see you shift if you have a knack for outbound marketing. But many more that is just a waste of your time and money.

Picture the person buying the name from you, BEFORE you buy it. Have to agree with Stub, those number/letter ones are just a waste of your time.

Who is the end-user for these?
hummingbird.co.in
5com.in
6com.in
7com.in
com5.in
com6.in
com8.in
com9.in
k4k7.com
n1n6.com
g2g7.com
c4c8.com
m1m6.com
i2i4.com
v1v3.com
s2s4.com
us-27.com

Much more likely that you shift stuff like:
usatouk.com
usatouk.co.uk
mobilejammer.co.uk
topdesigns.co.uk
 
1
•••
k4k7.com
n1n6.com
g2g7.com
c4c8.com
m1m6.com
i2i4.com
v1v3.com
s2s4.com

For the above, I do see market in future (2-3 yrs down the line) when all 4L.com are gone, (i.e. not even drop catches)

.in domains were initial mistakes, I learnt quickly.

meaning 2 word .com are the affordable way to go....but wait, let me sell first :)
 
Last edited:
0
•••
"Picture the person buying the name from you, BEFORE you buy it" Absolutely correct!
 
0
•••
You might see a market on the CCCC.COMs but I dont. I have been buying and selling CCC.COM domains (3 characters) since 2005 and they have not appreciated in any significant degree in that time. So in 10+ years 3 characters have not moved. How long do you want to wait before selling those 4 characters?

Have a look at this thread..
https://www.namepros.com/threads/ive-just-dropped-75-of-my-names.964104/
 
2
•••
Addictive it is..
Hence, i registered DamnAddictive dot com =P

Someone alresdy registered in .xyz as well last time i checked.
 
1
•••
I mean, I maybe made some hand regs in 2002 or 2003. But in 2016 - and you daily register and register available domains, thats just plain STUPID. there is no other word for it. If its free to register in 2016, then stop and think a little.
 
1
•••
You''ll be dropping many more than you sell. But as long as you make a profit overall. It's ok. You should learn quickly by your mistakes. Including those LNLN.com's. Then next year you won't waste so much money on the crap.
 
3
•••
You might see a market on the CCCC.COMs but I dont. I have been buying and selling CCC.COM domains (3 characters) since 2005 and they have not appreciated in any significant degree in that time. So in 10+ years 3 characters have not moved. How long do you want to wait before selling those 4 characters?

Have a look at this thread..
https://www.namepros.com/threads/ive-just-dropped-75-of-my-names.964104/


Probably you are right, I started domaining in Jun 2016 (10 yr late to the party) and like a toddler does, I will fall and learn from my mistakes.

Fortunately, the mistake is only GBP 1/ domain name but during the domaning journey, I am fortunate to have met some nice people like you guys who are willing to guide a new starter...I appreciate that very much!
 
0
•••
We all love new domainers who we can beat over the head :)
 
2
•••
Well seems like you got the most important part down. You are willing to learn.

Keep going and sell that dentist thing. Its a good start.
 
2
•••
:) It is quite Addicting, Domaining.
 
0
•••
  • The sidebar remains visible by scrolling at a speed relative to the page’s height.
Back