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I'd be very grateful for the confirmation it's possible at all.

If I may also ask for your opinions:

Which strategy - out of so many here - is best to start with if one aims to quit the Dreaded Job.

Am really not afraid of working 24/7, but sort of a bit lost on which model is best to start with.

Would be very grateful for any comments.
 
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Am looking for a good training on sites. Excactly for a more or less reliable passive income.
 
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Quitting one's job in order to work full time as a domainer is not a wise decision for those who are really not yet familiar with the ins and outs of domaining. Unless you're a seasoned and experienced domainer with a tested method of earning good profits, it's not advisable imo to set yourself free from your dreaded job which however assures you of a stable income. It's prudent to test the waters first before plunging yourself headlong into something which might prove deleterious to you. Besides, having a current job will give you the needed funds to support your domaining venture which is risky for the careless but rewarding for the meticulous.
 
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I live from domaining, but I spend a lot of time ding this. Currently, about 40 hours a week...
 
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I live from domaining, but I spend a lot of time ding this. Currently, about 40 hours a week...

Thank you for taking the time to confirm, @Fancy.domains. 40 hours per week domaining sounds like Paradise. Compared to 9 to 6 cubicle. May I ask how long did it take you to learn the trade to the point of being able to live off it?
 
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There is only one rule in domaining that there are no rules..

The beauty of domaining is that there can be different kind of strategies and different strategy work for different people.

Though it's a undeniable fact that you need good capital and patience to venture into domaining right now.

Yes I make living from domaining though planning to get full time into it and explore additional options like development, affiliates etc
 
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Been binging your Outbound Guide For Beginners
@rohitgoyal, thank you!
 
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Hi

this is a funny thread
cuz over the years and every few months or so, somebody asks the same question.

the differences are, who posts what, in them.

some who do make a living from domaining, may be making that living, off of you.

selling you the picks and shovels, that you will feel compelled to use or you'll lose out
the subscription fees, renewal fees, commissions on sales, etc, etc

there are a lot of service providers and some wannabees, competing for your attention and dollars!

living from just income of domains?
for sure, somebody is :)

but what is your standard of living now?
are you already rich, got a silver spoon supply of cash on hand...
or are you middle income worker, contemplating quitting your secure job with benefits>

or, do you have even less, to invest?

do you got kids and a spouse, a house, medical/dental and /life insurance,?
money for food, gas for the car, etc, etc, clothes for the kids?

or are you a young kid, or an overgrown child, still living at home with your parents?

all that makes a difference or will be the difference, in whether you can even sustain a portfolio,
not to mention the family and the home... from domaining alone.

imo...
 
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I'd be very grateful for the confirmation it's possible at all.
Yes, it is possible like any other professional activity.
 
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Special thank you for your neighbour confirmation @Jurgen Wolf : )
 
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there are a lot of service providers and some wannabees, competing for your attention and dollars!

Have been enjoying this myself, @biggie : )

Subscribe to your every word, thank you.

And one more beautiful aspect that you must be enjoying since 2003 is how quick these newbie droves fail and leave for the next big shiny thing : )
 
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