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Lyubomir

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Hi all,

I want to share you some of my experience and what I've archived for 6 months.

Due diligence
I started manually to seek for 1 word dictionary domain name sales. I shortlisted about 50 nice domain. After that I started checking this word in different extensions. The extensions that I've checked were:
  • .com
  • .net
  • .org
  • .info
  • .io
I was looking for a domain with no website or some old website(you'll understand what I mean under 'old website' when you see it) and with not hidden whois. I finally found couple of those. I appraised them at Afternic and here at NP ( I always prefer to double check about the price).

The contact

When I found couple of the domains that I was looking for I made very short cold email. It was something like this:
1 sentence intro who am I
2 sentences about the future of the domain and is it for sale
greeting​


After couple of days I received 1 response. The person asked me what I was offering. I offered $800 + escrow taxes on me(Afternic's appraisal was $1700). The person was ok with the offer. He was inexperienced in domain sales, so I had to lead the transactions. I wrote 1 good email with details on all the steps. All went good and I received the domain.

The sale
After I got the domain I started Sedo auction. Highest bid was something under $1000 (I do not remember exactly how).
I started Flippa auctions. Highest bid was $1200 I think. Again nothing.
Meanwhile I listed the domain here and in Afternic.
On NP highest offer that I received was $2000, but I wasn't ok with that offer.
I received offer on Afternic for $500, which I rejected.
On the 6th month after purchase I received offer for $2500 in Afternic. I received email from Afternic's brokers. They asked me what is the min price that I'm happy to sell the domain. I told them $4000. They told me that they'll contact the buyer to negotiate. After couple of hours I received an email from the broker that they agreed on $5500. Everything went fine and I sold the domain.

Conclusions
There are thousands of nice domains just waiting to be flipped. You've got to invest enough time to find them. After that everything is easy : )

Hope you enjoyed it.
 
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great job!

but "easy" is if you'll be able to repeat this again.. and again.. and again ;)

gl
 
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nice ROI. what domain name is and how do you know that word is nice i how can you research that kind of word?
 
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Great read.... my kind of member.... polite and helpfull.

I wish I could have given your post something higher than 1 like. (y)
 
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@satyadeep singh , I intentionally do not want to share the name. About nice words....just think about a word that is mentioned a lot of times and you know it. Make google search about num of results for this word, google is always right : )
 
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You already doing great, keep doing what is right. Don't change it, repeat the process.
 
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Congrats, well done!
I offered $800 + escrow taxes on me(Afternic's appraisal was $1700). The person was ok with the offer. He was inexperienced in domain sales, so I had to lead the transactions. I wrote 1 good email with details on all the steps. All went good and I received the domain.
Did you use escrow.com when buying the domain name initially?
 
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@Arca , yes I always use Escrow.com and I'm happy with their service : )
 
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Nicely done. Thanks for sharing your process in such detail.
 
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Great Job my one question I understand not wanting to share the name, but would like to know if you wouldn't mind sharing how many characters ( how long ) the word is? Thanks
 
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Great! I have flipped several domain which I got for mid 3 figs to mid 4 figs.
E.g xOnline.com bought for $550 sold for $5,500 10 days later on GD auctions. Sold several others this way.
 
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Good ROI on the time spent
Congratulations
 
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