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Hi, every NP I need your help Where can I see the data of each major domain name market(Godaddy/Dan/Sedo/namejet.....）, such as: trading volume, market capitalization and so on Anybody knows? Thanks in advance

Hi, every NP I need your help Where can I see the data of each major domain name market(Godaddy/Dan/Sedo/namejet.....）, such as: trading volume, market capitalization and so on Anybody knows? Thanks in advance

What procedure do they use to classify domains in searches? it's strange, I view that they are not always sorted by exact search name. When I write a word to search, not all extension on sale with the exact name are the first ones appear in some cases have other "options" in the search results...

What procedure do they use to classify domains in searches? it's strange, I view that they are not always sorted by exact search name. When I write a word to search, not all extension on sale with the exact name are the first ones appear in some cases have other "options" in the search results...

Sorry if this has already been posted. Anyone seen the HUGE snapnames sale going on with tonnes of premiums? They exiting the market or something?

Sorry if this has already been posted. Anyone seen the HUGE snapnames sale going on with tonnes of premiums? They exiting the market or something?

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Hi everyone! First, I know that question/topic has probably been asked more times than there's . COM domains but I'm new to this (like brand new) I read A LOT in the past weeks but this business seems to be all about ''make your own discoveries''. Still, no harm in asking experienced domainers...

Hi everyone! First, I know that question/topic has probably been asked more times than there's . COM domains but I'm new to this (like brand new) I read A LOT in the past weeks but this business seems to be all about ''make your own discoveries''. Still, no harm in asking experienced domainers...

Hey guys, in your experience, what's the best place to sell a .com domain fast? Thank you in advance.

Hey guys, in your experience, what's the best place to sell a .com domain fast? Thank you in advance.

This is my opinion, from 7324 days of experience. As manipulated as gold. As manipulated as silver. As manipulated as bitcoin. As manipulated as housing. This is an opinion. Take it or leave it. Once thing is certain, this opinion has now been voiced. Hallelujah.

This is my opinion, from 7324 days of experience. As manipulated as gold. As manipulated as silver. As manipulated as bitcoin. As manipulated as housing. This is an opinion. Take it or leave it. Once thing is certain, this opinion has now been voiced. Hallelujah.

At the end of 1985, there were six domain names registered in the world – by the end of the first quarter of 2021, there were 363.5 million registrations across all top-level domains. Up until 1995 domain names were free, it then went on to cost $100 for a two-year registration. Now, a domain...

At the end of 1985, there were six domain names registered in the world – by the end of the first quarter of 2021, there were 363.5 million registrations across all top-level domains. Up until 1995 domain names were free, it then went on to cost $100 for a two-year registration. Now, a domain...

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data from DNJournal:https://www.dnjournal.com/ytd-sales-charts.htm

Hello nP, These last days have been relatively active for scammers on nP. Their method of operation is always the same (Scammers are not that smart - or it might be the same individual) : - They create a new nP account - Get a few fake reviews on their new account - List liquid names on the nP...

Hello nP, These last days have been relatively active for scammers on nP. Their method of operation is always the same (Scammers are not that smart - or it might be the same individual) : - They create a new nP account - Get a few fake reviews on their new account - List liquid names on the nP...

(Note, I'll be discussing average priced domains below, as top domains are a different thing.) Each domain in the "regular" price zone (xxx to xxxx range) actually has more than one potential price. And none of these multiple prices is necessarily wrong. Yes, really. There is certain...