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So how the CHIPS are doing?

Rule #1 - Do not fall in love with the name - If you can make a profit then flip it and don't look back

Rule #2 - Research the market and do not listen to anyone - After all it's your money

Rule #3 - Do not let your girlfriend or your spouse get involve in the domain business - They will never understand

If you still not sure then repeat the above 3 rules.

Good Luck!
 
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Rule #4.Do not follow the crowd. They will ever lead u off the cliff or bring you to the place thats overcrowded. Ever way you will be screwed.
 
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By the way the chips are great. I made 1000% on about 500 domains about 100 5N's. Thanks for asking.
 
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I once had a girlfriend, i told her about domaining, she started learning, one day, she asked me if i can give her my domain name for free, I dumped her.

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I once had a girlfriend, i told her about domaining, she started learning, one day, she asked me if i can give her my domain name for free, I dumped her.

That was 3 years ago! You still could not find a new girl friend?

Poor guy!
 
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Wrong
 
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Funny, that's why guys get dumped. They want sex for free ;)
 
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don't get this why would you have to let your girlfriend know what should be a secret to her,
 
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