M0rd0r
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Hi domainwizards!
After nearly 6 months reading and learning the fabulous domaining world I decided to make my first purchases in the Aftermarket (Expired Auctions of Registars specifically, I don't know if Aftermarket is well used in this context)
In my first experiment I searched for:
- Long-aged domains (+5 years)
- Not in sale in the past (using Wayback Machine)
- Max. Bid: $30
- dot coms
Obviously I am interested in expensive domains but I think I need to have more knowledge to understand the value of better domains before spending my first bucks there.
The domains I bought were:
CloverLaw / com
ComplianceEurope / com
BrandingFolks / com (In this case only 4 years old)
What do you think about the purchase? Do you think Those names are interesting in their respective niches?
Thanks in advance for your wisdom!
After nearly 6 months reading and learning the fabulous domaining world I decided to make my first purchases in the Aftermarket (Expired Auctions of Registars specifically, I don't know if Aftermarket is well used in this context)
In my first experiment I searched for:
- Long-aged domains (+5 years)
- Not in sale in the past (using Wayback Machine)
- Max. Bid: $30
- dot coms
Obviously I am interested in expensive domains but I think I need to have more knowledge to understand the value of better domains before spending my first bucks there.
The domains I bought were:
CloverLaw / com
ComplianceEurope / com
BrandingFolks / com (In this case only 4 years old)
What do you think about the purchase? Do you think Those names are interesting in their respective niches?
Thanks in advance for your wisdom!
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