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Single dictionary word domain names can be incredibly valuable, as the list of sales in the next section shows. That does not mean that any dictionary word has value, however. With the spread of online dictionaries, some of which allow user additions, one has to be careful about whether a name...

Single dictionary word domain names can be incredibly valuable, as the list of sales in the next section shows. That does not mean that any dictionary word has value, however. With the spread of online dictionaries, some of which allow user additions, one has to be careful about whether a name...

Hey all, Where would you sell a domain over 50k? I saw a poll where majority voted Dan. Buyer wants to use Sedo. Also, my fiancee lives in Europe and they pay less taxes. I'd rather us pay 21% taxes instead of 35%. If I use Sedo or Dan, can I use her info to collect the money even though the...

Hey all, Where would you sell a domain over 50k? I saw a poll where majority voted Dan. Buyer wants to use Sedo. Also, my fiancee lives in Europe and they pay less taxes. I'd rather us pay 21% taxes instead of 35%. If I use Sedo or Dan, can I use her info to collect the money even though the...

Unfortunately, non-paying buyers are a widespread problem. Non-paying sellers are also a problem I have encountered, too. While the problem happens on domain sales platforms and marketplaces, I have dealt with the issue on private transactions quite a few times...Read More

Unfortunately, non-paying buyers are a widespread problem. Non-paying sellers are also a problem I have encountered, too. While the problem happens on domain sales platforms and marketplaces, I have dealt with the issue on private transactions quite a few times...Read More

I'm interested in buying a domain that is listed on GD for $1500. However, the domain is also on GD's auction site with a BIN of $500. Can I really get the domain for 1/3 the price simply by buying on the auction site? I know GD is a terrible registrar, so I want to confirm before I buy. Thanks!

I'm interested in buying a domain that is listed on GD for $1500. However, the domain is also on GD's auction site with a BIN of $500. Can I really get the domain for 1/3 the price simply by buying on the auction site? I know GD is a terrible registrar, so I want to confirm before I buy. Thanks!

Hello, I am interested in purchasing a pronounceable 5L dot com or a 4L . any extension. I will also consider cheaper 4L dot domains. Please DM me your options, and feel free to comment here stating that you have sent a DM. Budget ranges from $30 - $2,500. Thanks, AchillesX

Hello, I am interested in purchasing a pronounceable 5L dot com or a 4L . any extension. I will also consider cheaper 4L dot domains. Please DM me your options, and feel free to comment here stating that you have sent a DM. Budget ranges from $30 - $2,500. Thanks, AchillesX

Buying and selling domain names from our domain aftermarket just got easier. With our domain name payment plan, users will have the opportunity to pay for valuable domain names in monthly installments. These monthly payments will help alleviate the brunt cost of a domain, so domain buyers have...

Buying and selling domain names from our domain aftermarket just got easier. With our domain name payment plan, users will have the opportunity to pay for valuable domain names in monthly installments. These monthly payments will help alleviate the brunt cost of a domain, so domain buyers have...

Just wondering, when trying to buy domains, should I make offers and negotiate from a random gmail? Or do you think using a company name -- they can look up how big you are and try to charge you more?

Just wondering, when trying to buy domains, should I make offers and negotiate from a random gmail? Or do you think using a company name -- they can look up how big you are and try to charge you more?

Someone owns this domain I'm trying to buy for my business. Their WhoIs info is not private. I've sent two emails to the address with an offer. No luck. I found the owner on LinkedIn, sent them a request with a message to buy the domain. Don't think he's active on there as I haven't heard back...

Someone owns this domain I'm trying to buy for my business. Their WhoIs info is not private. I've sent two emails to the address with an offer. No luck. I found the owner on LinkedIn, sent them a request with a message to buy the domain. Don't think he's active on there as I haven't heard back...

I do most my buying on other platforms and approaching owners directly, but I have picked up a few gems via NPs. But recently, well... I'll be frank. It's all junk! Sure, there's the odd reasonable domain, but browsing through the market boards is almost pointless now. Auction prices also seem...

I do most my buying on other platforms and approaching owners directly, but I have picked up a few gems via NPs. But recently, well... I'll be frank. It's all junk! Sure, there's the odd reasonable domain, but browsing through the market boards is almost pointless now. Auction prices also seem...

Premium domains are a limited commodity, and thus, extremely valuable. And customers know. Along with reason #1, when customers see a premium domain, they conclude that it must be a trusted, high-quality brand if its website is a premium domain.Shorter domains are typically catchier, easier to...

Premium domains are a limited commodity, and thus, extremely valuable. And customers know. Along with reason #1, when customers see a premium domain, they conclude that it must be a trusted, high-quality brand if its website is a premium domain.Shorter domains are typically catchier, easier to...