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  1. nicenic

    Would you rather hold one premium domain or 100 average domains?

    Portfolio size can look impressive, but renewals add up quickly. Would you rather hold one strong premium domain, or 100 average domains with lower individual value? Which approach has worked better for you?
  2. nicenic

    Would you rather hold one premium domain or 100 average domains?

    Portfolio size can look impressive, but renewals add up quickly. Would you rather hold one strong premium domain, or 100 average domains with lower individual value? Which approach has worked better for you?
  3. newdeals

    advice Outbound mail going in Spam

    I need some guidance on outbound sales. I tried outbound, but most of my emails seem to land in spam, and I rarely get any replies. I also started using a domain-based email address instead of Gmail, but the results haven't improved much. I'm struggling to reach the right decision-makers...
  4. newdeals

    advice Outbound mail going in Spam

    I need some guidance on outbound sales. I tried outbound, but most of my emails seem to land in spam, and I rarely get any replies. I also started using a domain-based email address instead of Gmail, but the results haven't improved much. I'm struggling to reach the right decision-makers...
  5. A

    negotiable Some top names - Xbet.com

    Some Top Names Xbet.com Mrbet.com BritishArt.com BritishToday.com Bet.land Bet.ad Bingo.ad Jackpot.ad Game.Bet Jackpot.xyz (Reserved ) Only over $250k offer Bet.es Athlete.es Article.es
  6. A

    negotiable Some top names - Xbet.com

    Some Top Names Xbet.com Mrbet.com BritishArt.com BritishToday.com Bet.land Bet.ad Bingo.ad Jackpot.ad Game.Bet Jackpot.xyz (Reserved ) Only over $250k offer Bet.es Athlete.es Article.es
  7. J

    I guess some people just don’t need the money…

    Well.. We’ve all seen some great amazing domain names just sitting for years with a sale sign on them or just a lander page with a nice little scene maybe out in the country side somewhere with a sprinkle of flowers or a maybe a beautiful day at the beach.. How about this one sunglasses.com...
  8. J

    I guess some people just don’t need the money…

    Well.. We’ve all seen some great amazing domain names just sitting for years with a sale sign on them or just a lander page with a nice little scene maybe out in the country side somewhere with a sprinkle of flowers or a maybe a beautiful day at the beach.. How about this one sunglasses.com...
  9. nicenic

    Would you invest in domains for lesser-known travel destinations?

    Popular city and country domains are usually expensive or already taken. But smaller destinations can suddenly get attention from short videos, travel blogs, and social media. Would you invest in domains connected to a smaller city, village, attraction, or regional travel brand before it...
  10. nicenic

    Would you invest in domains for lesser-known travel destinations?

    Popular city and country domains are usually expensive or already taken. But smaller destinations can suddenly get attention from short videos, travel blogs, and social media. Would you invest in domains connected to a smaller city, village, attraction, or regional travel brand before it...
  11. DennisH

    discuss When you outbound which domain(s) do you send the emails from?

    When you set up outbound to sell your domains through email where do you prefer those emails are sent from? 1) from the domain you want to sell 2) from a domain that represents your (main) business 3) from domains purely set up for outreach with no intention to sell them What do you think...
  12. DennisH

    discuss When you outbound which domain(s) do you send the emails from?

    When you set up outbound to sell your domains through email where do you prefer those emails are sent from? 1) from the domain you want to sell 2) from a domain that represents your (main) business 3) from domains purely set up for outreach with no intention to sell them What do you think...
  13. nicenic

    question World Cup domains: $13 to $1,500 flip or TM trap?

    One old World Cup domain example always stands out: Worldcup-Soccer.com was reportedly bought for about $13 and later sold for $1,500. Nice flip, but the other side is just as clear. fifa.plus was listed for $3,999, and fifa2022.com was reportedly offered for EUR 150,000. Both ended up in WIPO...
  14. nicenic

    question World Cup domains: $13 to $1,500 flip or TM trap?

    One old World Cup domain example always stands out: Worldcup-Soccer.com was reportedly bought for about $13 and later sold for $1,500. Nice flip, but the other side is just as clear. fifa.plus was listed for $3,999, and fifa2022.com was reportedly offered for EUR 150,000. Both ended up in WIPO...
  15. nicenic

    What makes you keep renewing no-offer domains?

    Every portfolio has a few domains that get no offers year after year. No real action, maybe no traffic either, but they still get renewed for another year. Sometimes the domain still feels worth holding. Other times it may just be hope. What makes you keep a domain like that instead of...
  16. nicenic

    What makes you keep renewing no-offer domains?

    Every portfolio has a few domains that get no offers year after year. No real action, maybe no traffic either, but they still get renewed for another year. Sometimes the domain still feels worth holding. Other times it may just be hope. What makes you keep a domain like that instead of...
  17. newdeals

    discuss About outbound,sales and offers

    I need some guidance from experienced domain investors. I joined the domain industry about a month ago. Since my budget is limited, I've only been able to hand register domains. I've listed them on X, NamePros, Spaceship, Afternic, and Atom, but I haven't received any leads from those...
  18. newdeals

    discuss About outbound,sales and offers

    I need some guidance from experienced domain investors. I joined the domain industry about a month ago. Since my budget is limited, I've only been able to hand register domains. I've listed them on X, NamePros, Spaceship, Afternic, and Atom, but I haven't received any leads from those...
  19. nicenic

    question Is .casino too specific, or is that the point?

    .casino is a very direct extension. Before someone even visits the site, they already know the general category. That can be useful for casino reviews, gaming content, affiliate sites, or entertainment projects. But it also means the name may not work well for brands that want to move into...
  20. nicenic

    question Is .casino too specific, or is that the point?

    .casino is a very direct extension. Before someone even visits the site, they already know the general category. That can be useful for casino reviews, gaming content, affiliate sites, or entertainment projects. But it also means the name may not work well for brands that want to move into...
  21. Igor Mironyuk

    Domain.pay requests which I didn't requested

    Hi everybody. Today I noticed 3 emails from Domain.pay in the Junk folder where they let me know about requests of reserving my domains I had owned 5-6 years ago in .pay TLD. Did you received such requests from Domain.pay on your domains too? I didn't requested reserving .pay domains and...
  22. Igor Mironyuk

    Domain.pay requests which I didn't requested

    Hi everybody. Today I noticed 3 emails from Domain.pay in the Junk folder where they let me know about requests of reserving my domains I had owned 5-6 years ago in .pay TLD. Did you received such requests from Domain.pay on your domains too? I didn't requested reserving .pay domains and...
  23. W

    RayName .COM registration deal - $6.77 first year

    RayName has a new .COM registration code available. New .COM registrations are $6.77 for the first year. Code: com677 Website:rayname.com This works for new .COM registrations only. Might be useful if you have a .COM in mind and want a lower first-year price.
  24. W

    RayName .COM registration deal - $6.77 first year

    RayName has a new .COM registration code available. New .COM registrations are $6.77 for the first year. Code: com677 Website:rayname.com This works for new .COM registrations only. Might be useful if you have a .COM in mind and want a lower first-year price.
  25. nicenic

    When a site stops resolving, what do you check first?

    When a domain points to a live website but the site suddenly stops loading, the first question is usually whether it is a DNS issue or a hosting issue. It could be nameservers, DNS records, CDN settings, SSL, cache, or the server itself. For people managing domain portfolios or client domains...
  26. nicenic

    When a site stops resolving, what do you check first?

    When a domain points to a live website but the site suddenly stops loading, the first question is usually whether it is a DNS issue or a hosting issue. It could be nameservers, DNS records, CDN settings, SSL, cache, or the server itself. For people managing domain portfolios or client domains...
  27. nicenic

    Do you read ccTLD rules before buying?

    Recent discussion around .IN reminded me that ccTLDs are not always as straightforward as .com. Some country-code extensions have their own expectations around local use, large portfolios, or resale activity. For those who invest in ccTLDs, do you read registry policies before buying, or only...
  28. nicenic

    Do you read ccTLD rules before buying?

    Recent discussion around .IN reminded me that ccTLDs are not always as straightforward as .com. Some country-code extensions have their own expectations around local use, large portfolios, or resale activity. For those who invest in ccTLDs, do you read registry policies before buying, or only...
  29. Inframan

    discuss New gTLD's 2026

    The current batch of gTLD's is overwhelming in breadth and scope. The pricing structure for some of the current gTLD's is blatant price gouging. Are the new 2026 gTLD's for end user buyers or domain investors? If the general consensus is .COM is king and .AI is legitimate what would drive an...
  30. Inframan

    discuss New gTLD's 2026

    The current batch of gTLD's is overwhelming in breadth and scope. The pricing structure for some of the current gTLD's is blatant price gouging. Are the new 2026 gTLD's for end user buyers or domain investors? If the general consensus is .COM is king and .AI is legitimate what would drive an...
  31. nicenic

    Father's Day thought: would you pass your best domain to your kids?

    Father's Day is coming up, and I had a domain-related thought. A lot of domain investors treat good domains as long-term assets. But I wonder how many people would actually pass their best names to their kids or family one day. The value is one part. The harder part is whether the next person...
  32. nicenic

    Father's Day thought: would you pass your best domain to your kids?

    Father's Day is coming up, and I had a domain-related thought. A lot of domain investors treat good domains as long-term assets. But I wonder how many people would actually pass their best names to their kids or family one day. The value is one part. The harder part is whether the next person...
  33. newdeals

    opinion Platform for Auctions

    What is the best platform to auction domains where even new or lower-value names get visibility among domain investors? On most auction platforms, many domains that we list for bidding end up expiring without receiving a single bid or even attracting any views. Which platforms provide the best...
  34. newdeals

    opinion Platform for Auctions

    What is the best platform to auction domains where even new or lower-value names get visibility among domain investors? On most auction platforms, many domains that we list for bidding end up expiring without receiving a single bid or even attracting any views. Which platforms provide the best...
  35. nicenic

    discuss .SI: What Would Prove Real Adoption?

    Maybe this topic is a little late, but I still wanted to open a separate thread and see what others think. .si is getting attention, but I do not think sales alone tell the full story yet. For me, the more interesting part would be seeing more real websites using .si as the main domain. I...
  36. nicenic

    discuss .SI: What Would Prove Real Adoption?

    Maybe this topic is a little late, but I still wanted to open a separate thread and see what others think. .si is getting attention, but I do not think sales alone tell the full story yet. For me, the more interesting part would be seeing more real websites using .si as the main domain. I...
  37. Lox

    domains 22-year-long fight to secure the domain name Paint.net

    It all started as a senior project at university. read more
  38. Lox

    domains 22-year-long fight to secure the domain name Paint.net

    It all started as a senior project at university. read more
  39. nicenic

    After ICANN86, is price still the main factor when choosing a domain registrar?

    After following ICANN86 in Seville, I have been thinking about how much the role of a domain registrar has changed. For many years, a lot of people chose a registrar mainly by price, especially the first-year registration price. Price still matters, of course. For domain investors, agencies...
  40. nicenic

    After ICANN86, is price still the main factor when choosing a domain registrar?

    After following ICANN86 in Seville, I have been thinking about how much the role of a domain registrar has changed. For many years, a lot of people chose a registrar mainly by price, especially the first-year registration price. Price still matters, of course. For domain investors, agencies...
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