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Hello everyone, I bought a domain name on 25-06-2020 at GoDaddy auction for 600$ namebio is showing that the domain was sold at sedo for 141$ Do I have to contact them or something ? Thank you

Hello everyone, I bought a domain name on 25-06-2020 at GoDaddy auction for 600$ namebio is showing that the domain was sold at sedo for 141$ Do I have to contact them or something ? Thank you

I have been looking at Namebio and their sales. They report all the sales from platforms across Sedo, Godaddy, Flippa etc. which includes both end users and reseller sales from platforms like DropCatch. Now many of these sales are domainer sales(reseller prices). And hence, the prices that have...

I have been looking at Namebio and their sales. They report all the sales from platforms across Sedo, Godaddy, Flippa etc. which includes both end users and reseller sales from platforms like DropCatch. Now many of these sales are domainer sales(reseller prices). And hence, the prices that have...

You can save this as a bookmarklet, to get rid of the NameBio ads. Needs a little effort to click on the bookmark, each time you see an ad, one can use the same script to create an extension but this is a quick and dirty solution. function(){...

You can save this as a bookmarklet, to get rid of the NameBio ads. Needs a little effort to click on the bookmark, each time you see an ad, one can use the same script to create an extension but this is a quick and dirty solution. function(){...

A wholesale domain name transaction refers to a domain investor acquisition. For example one investor buying a domain name from another here on NamePros, or an investor acquiring a domain name in an expired domain auction. A retail transaction is a sale to the business, organization or...

A wholesale domain name transaction refers to a domain investor acquisition. For example one investor buying a domain name from another here on NamePros, or an investor acquiring a domain name in an expired domain auction. A retail transaction is a sale to the business, organization or...

This article looks at .org extension domain name sales during 2019. I use data from the NameBio database, only considering sales at prices of $5000 or more. There were 123 sales above $5000, accounting for a total sales volume of just over $1.6 million. The highest value sale, casinos.org...

This article looks at .org extension domain name sales during 2019. I use data from the NameBio database, only considering sales at prices of $5000 or more. There were 123 sales above $5000, accounting for a total sales volume of just over $1.6 million. The highest value sale, casinos.org...

Hello. Check these domains both in Dropcatch and Namebio. @Namebio shows sold $x,xxx yesterday. But today I see these domains still at running auction @dropcatch ? Equalenergy.com Agriweb.com Lndd.com

Hello. Check these domains both in Dropcatch and Namebio. @Namebio shows sold $x,xxx yesterday. But today I see these domains still at running auction @dropcatch ? Equalenergy.com Agriweb.com Lndd.com

emc2//com incurred a big loss of $4247 within 49 days if namebio has the right stats.

emc2//com incurred a big loss of $4247 within 49 days if namebio has the right stats.

The domain name sell-through rate is the percentage of domain names that sell in one calendar year. For example, if your sell-through rate was 2% and you had 400 domains in your portfolio, on average you would expect to sell about 8 domain names per year. In this post I look first at the...

The domain name sell-through rate is the percentage of domain names that sell in one calendar year. For example, if your sell-through rate was 2% and you had 400 domains in your portfolio, on average you would expect to sell about 8 domain names per year. In this post I look first at the...

Rob Monster of Epik recently started an interesting discussion over at NamePros about “shooting the moon” when selling your domains. Basically the premise was that you don’t know how much the buyer would be willing to pay, so you might as well ask for an astronomical number and see what happens...

Rob Monster of Epik recently started an interesting discussion over at NamePros about “shooting the moon” when selling your domains. Basically the premise was that you don’t know how much the buyer would be willing to pay, so you might as well ask for an astronomical number and see what happens...

Hi, I hope you're all fine. Namebio is probably one of the tools we all use the most (even though I tend to be careful with it since only some sales are reported, many private sales and some venues don't report their sales, also many fake and pump & dump sales are reported...so it can be a bit...

Hi, I hope you're all fine. Namebio is probably one of the tools we all use the most (even though I tend to be careful with it since only some sales are reported, many private sales and some venues don't report their sales, also many fake and pump & dump sales are reported...so it can be a bit...