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tips At Dynadot, Whois stats might help determining which domains are more valuable / likely to get sold
You can use Dynadot's Whois stats to see if your domain has good momentum. (note - this should theoretically work at Epik too, but all my stats there show 0 Whois calls, whatever might be the reason. So I stick with Dynadot which I like more anyway.) In general, if you are above say 30 whois...- twiki
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tips At Dynadot, Whois stats might help determining which domains are more valuable / likely to get sold
You can use Dynadot's Whois stats to see if your domain has good momentum. (note - this should theoretically work at Epik too, but all my stats there show 0 Whois calls, whatever might be the reason. So I stick with Dynadot which I like more anyway.) In general, if you are above say 30 whois...- twiki
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