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  1. domain12345

    discuss Are 95% of domains selling for peanuts ?

    It is often a topic of discussion and there are a handful of domains selling for 5 to 6 figures while majority exchange hands at just below USD 5000 and thousands daily for USD100 to 500 range.. Is the domain market too over crowded and under sold or is it just a game of luck , wait or find...
  2. domain12345

    discuss Are 95% of domains selling for peanuts ?

    It is often a topic of discussion and there are a handful of domains selling for 5 to 6 figures while majority exchange hands at just below USD 5000 and thousands daily for USD100 to 500 range.. Is the domain market too over crowded and under sold or is it just a game of luck , wait or find...
  3. BrandBoogie

    advice When it comes to inbound sales.. Have a minimum bid offer & BIN Price, leave it blank, or BIN only

    Hello everyone! Just wondering the best option is when it comes to your landing page inbound sales....... Leave you page blank (no minimum bid or BIN), so you get the most inquires. Just have a Buy It Now price with no minimum bid for a quick sale. Have a minimum bid offer with no Buy It Now to...
  4. BrandBoogie

    advice When it comes to inbound sales.. Have a minimum bid offer & BIN Price, leave it blank, or BIN only

    Hello everyone! Just wondering the best option is when it comes to your landing page inbound sales....... Leave you page blank (no minimum bid or BIN), so you get the most inquires. Just have a Buy It Now price with no minimum bid for a quick sale. Have a minimum bid offer with no Buy It Now to...
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