Is there any way out ?

easy answers... and very true too:

1 - you do not get rid of your mistaken poor regs.. you learn from them and write off as loss.
so the profit from bad regs is not monetary. but knowledge.

2 - you never ever get to decide if domain is worth or not after two weeks.
you only get to decide this after months (sometimes years) of intense domainings and countless hours spend learning and reading. which is like everything else in life really. after experience, you develop a feeling and instinct for things. whether your domaining or a doctor seeing patients for many years. he looks at patient and he knows a lot.

have fun.
gl

alcy said:

easy answers... and very true too:

1 - you do not get rid of your mistaken poor regs.. you learn from them and write off as loss.
so the profit from bad regs is not monetary. but knowledge.

2 - you never ever get to decide if domain is worth or not after two weeks.
you only get to decide this after months (sometimes years) of intense domainings and countless hours spend learning and reading. which is like everything else in life really. after experience, you develop a feeling and instinct for things. whether your domaining or a doctor seeing patients for many years. he looks at patient and he knows a lot.

have fun.
gl

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Constructive comment.
first lesson learnt ^_^

Bader Muteb said:

Constructive comment.
first lesson learnt ^_^

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right on

the good news is.. namepros is the right place to learn. enjoy.

What domain names do you have? Do you have them listed somewhere - on a website or marketplace? We can offer more targeted help with this info ...

Welcome to namepros!

You can start here:
https://www.namepros.com/search/26064661/?q=a+guide+for+newbies&o=relevance

DBurn said:

What domain names do you have? Do you have them listed somewhere - on a website or marketplace? We can offer more targeted help with this info ...

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they are not good. i have them in godaddy and dynadot

Hi Bader!

Welcome friend!

The two names I saw aren't the worst. You might make a profit.

As @alcy mentioned, there is alot to learn. Starts with planning your strategy, moves into understanding what sells, then to where and how to sell.

Think of domains as investments. You probably wouldn't blindly invest in many things. I definitely wouldn't with domains.

40 names are quite a bit without having any real game plan. Remember, buying domains is easy. Quality over quantity.

Enjoy!

Hello Bader Muteb,

Welcome to NamePros.

Before you do anything else, try posting the domains in the Appraisal forum:
https://www.namepros.com/forums/domain-appraisal.3/

This might give you an idea of the what and why the domains have or do not have value.
Don't be discouraged if all you get is $0 or regfee appraisals, that is the first step to learning.
As @alcy mentioned, spend your time reading the forum, and feel free to ask any well thought out questions and you will get well thought out answers in return.

The members are always glad to help those that have done their own due diligence.

So bottom line, you are in the right place, just take your time, read read read, and keep that credit card in your wallet.

And to answer your question, if you have registered the domains in the past few days, you may be able to get a refund from the register. Call and ask.

Here are some links to help you navigate your way around the forum

We have many resources that are designed to help you get started:

• Domain Beginners section contains lots of valuable information and FAQs.
• Popular Content for Beginners is a list of some of our best threads for beginners.
• Meet and Greet section is a great place to meet other domainers and mentors.

Domain Name Discussions is the most popular place in the entire industry to discuss domains with domainers and ask questions.

Additionally, the following guides will help you navigate the marketplace to sell your domains:

• The Marketplace Guide will help you with listing your domains for sale on NamePros.
• The Domain Name Listing Guide will help explain the different sections on NamePros for domain sales and how to use them.
• The Auction Guide will help walk you through starting an auction on NamePros.

Last but not least, please check out our brief welcome guide that shows you all the great resources we have on NamePros:

NamePros Resources Guide

Please feel free to contact us anytime if you need anything. I'm always happy to help and answer any questions that you may have.

I look forward to seeing you around!

Peace,
Kenny

See if you can get your money back on any recent domain purchases

years of experience

You can give up (recommended) or really grind by starting on a journey of continually increasing your standards and discernment. DomainSherpa and Namebio are two of the best resources you could have, and they are free.

Making money with domains is hard and involves substantial risk in loss of capital, especially if doing handregs from the cesspool of what noone else wants.

Better to spend your speculative money on established crypto projects which offer instant liquidity, greater potential and opportunity to still be the part of the 1st generation of crypto investors, like buying domains in 1998 perhaps.

Good luck

Fourty names in two weeks is a lot. I spend at least one hour daily going through lists of expiring names (my own lists, not just what others have posted) and I can only find one or two each week. Too many good but not great names are bid up by psychotics with a brandable or trend fetish, otherwise proper good 4L, 3L and single words are costly and I don't have the cash flow to play at this level yet.

Great questions + Great Answer = You came to the right forum!
Welcome!

Bader Muteb said:

what is considered to premium domain ?

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"Premium" seems to be a "over used, sales adjective! Every domain that I list for sale on "auction" sites seem to be premium by the auction site,just to justify a higher price! <just my opinion!

My definition is "Premium domain names are basically short, memorable, that are easy-to-spell names that end in a popular extensions".

Also a domain can be classified as premium (sometime liquid) for instance a 3 number com, (there are only 1000 available (000 to 999))

Let's say you bought each domain for $10, so your total investment is $400.
Now since it is only 2 weeks, you have more than 11 months left to calculate any loss/profit.
What I am saying is don't lose hope. Sometimes really bad domains get sold too.

List all the 40 domains in sedo, afternic, undeveloped landing, etc.
Going by the industry average of 2% to 2.5%, you have a chance of selling 1 domain in the next 11 months.
Price each of your 40 domains @$400, if any 1 get sold, you would be out of loss.

You can try to get some money back by auctioning them here at NamePros.

Satyajit Adhikary said:

Let's say you bought each domain for $10, so your total investment is $400.
Now since it is only 2 weeks, you have more than 11 months left to calculate any loss/profit.
What I am saying is don't lose hope. Sometimes really bad domains get sold too.

List all the 40 domains in sedo, afternic, undeveloped landing, etc.
Going by the industry average of 2% to 2.5%, you have a chance of selling 1 domain in the next 11 months.
Price each of your 40 domains @$400, if any 1 get sold, you would be out of loss.

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FYI - the 2-2.5% industry turn rate are for good to great names... not all names.

Post them in Appraisal forum section, and see which ones worth what. Post some to auctions, some to bargains, and some even to couple bucks sale.

show your domain, and let me see , who know someone send you PM, and buy for a couple hundreds $$$