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Hey, I was wondering about sending emails to companies to sell my domain, do you think that they read emails like this? or they may be interested? I read here that people are doing it. For people who are doing it, can you give me tips and advice please. Thanks!

Hi folks, can you share verbiage of outbound emails you have used that have worked? I would appreciate it.

Hi folks, can you share verbiage of outbound emails you have used that have worked? I would appreciate it.

Is it just me or is the (not every) weekly email from BrandBucket with it's 100's if not 1000's (not checked as I start to go cross eyed) of domains a bit overkill? It takes ages to load the whole email due to all the logos and screams to me of an oversaturated marketplace...... From an end...

Is it just me or is the (not every) weekly email from BrandBucket with it's 100's if not 1000's (not checked as I start to go cross eyed) of domains a bit overkill? It takes ages to load the whole email due to all the logos and screams to me of an oversaturated marketplace...... From an end...

Which are the good and low cost email account warmup tools?? like for zoho emails...

Which are the good and low cost email account warmup tools?? like for zoho emails...

if we manually one by one send email to different prospects but we scheduled it to a particular time, for example, we send one by one mail to different 10 prospect but we scheduled their sending time to 10:00 am. does ISP consider it as spam and lands all email to the spam folder or is it a spam...

if we manually one by one send email to different prospects but we scheduled it to a particular time, for example, we send one by one mail to different 10 prospect but we scheduled their sending time to 10:00 am. does ISP consider it as spam and lands all email to the spam folder or is it a spam...

Talk about adding insult to injury. The language contained in some GoDaddy emails is so absurd it beggars belief. Many of you will be familiar with the subject line: "A product's been removed from your GoDaddy account." Yeah, no sh-t -- I already got the refund. And as if that's not enough...

Talk about adding insult to injury. The language contained in some GoDaddy emails is so absurd it beggars belief. Many of you will be familiar with the subject line: "A product's been removed from your GoDaddy account." Yeah, no sh-t -- I already got the refund. And as if that's not enough...

Many of us have keyword domains or exact match domains or GEO+ keyword dot com. Such as- BMXbike.com Fireinsurance.co.uk handSanitizer.net or BostonCarWash.com brooklynPestControl.com But even we get many potential leads for these domains-the target customers are often unaware of the value...

Many of us have keyword domains or exact match domains or GEO+ keyword dot com. Such as- BMXbike.com Fireinsurance.co.uk handSanitizer.net or BostonCarWash.com brooklynPestControl.com But even we get many potential leads for these domains-the target customers are often unaware of the value...

[email protected] So other fellow domainers do not need to study and reply these spams.

[email protected] So other fellow domainers do not need to study and reply these spams.

rarely interested other than dotcoms (except typos' traffic), I've noticed that .email are affordable and even 3L's available nowadays.. I tried delving and garnered few: xau.email xag.email inr.email pic.email (all 4 bids\flipping -you know me) seems like email doesn't go obsolete in...

rarely interested other than dotcoms (except typos' traffic), I've noticed that .email are affordable and even 3L's available nowadays.. I tried delving and garnered few: xau.email xag.email inr.email pic.email (all 4 bids\flipping -you know me) seems like email doesn't go obsolete in...

Just wanted to bring to @Rob Monster 's attention that emails from epik.com are starting to hit Gmail Spam folder. There are many ways to detox an IP range or email. I think it would be best to see what is wrong and fix it. As for me, I have done the needful and clicked "Report not spam"...

Just wanted to bring to @Rob Monster 's attention that emails from epik.com are starting to hit Gmail Spam folder. There are many ways to detox an IP range or email. I think it would be best to see what is wrong and fix it. As for me, I have done the needful and clicked "Report not spam"...

I called it "dot com leak" when users typed a dot com domain names instead of the intended extensions. As I develop my projects, I setup catchall email service for some of my .com domain names . unbeknownst to me, I started to receive emails to these email boxes. At first I thought they were...