domain 100+ Domain Names ??

[good_looking]

Hi Guys,
This is too much for me. I have spent over $1000 for all of my domain names but I not sure that they are worth anything ? Here is list of all my domain names. which one of them do you guys think will be worth little money more than reg fee ?
Thanks in advance.

123steps.net
24live.org
24live.us
3bv.org
3zd.org
4background.com
agy.ca
alphapharm.mobi
alphapharm.net
americasnetwork.tv
ames.tv
amiestreet.net
appeared.org
b2aq.com
b2aw.com
b2fe.com
balanced.name
banqueducanada.mobi
banqueroyale.mobi
banquescotia.mobi
be-b.com
becushy.com
beetling.com
bestadsensetips.info
bi-i.com
bytes.ws
bzuz.com
cedarrapids.tv
constitutional.tv
dealdawning.com
deallocated.com
derived.biz
domingo.tv
dyxm.com
echannelline.tv
eigenstates.com
etalk.tv
facia.mobi
fifanews.info
filmland.tv
findrealfriends.com
fixings.mobi
fluorimetric.com
fnvn.com
formulas.tv
fozb.com
fzea.com
goas.mobi
gradated.com
guzul.com
hahira.net
hampden.biz
hebe.mobi
homesense.us
homesense.mobi
hons.mobi
horario.tv
horseracingproperty.com
hzya.com
ibooh.com
idlaw.net
inetword.biz
inetword.us
intelpoker.com
iprice.tv
javaone.mobi
kafiz.com
kkf.ca
knf.ca
kr5.org
kzeb.com
lanaz.com
lawquote.net
lawzy.com
lcy.ca
linkmuster.com
lv0.org
masonboro.net
medianetwork.tv
medicamento.tv
mortgagecompact.com
na-d.com
novapoker.org
numerous.de
oj-j.com
oolak.com
pczt.com
photostreet.net
q-ru.com
rearrested.com
reexamined.net
ringlike.mobi
rohob.com
ru-q.com
rw-r.com
sellaband.us
sellaband.mobi
serviced.name
sexhome.tv
sexreleased.com
sextincture.com
shvu.com
stockist.mobi
taxwave.com
teleman.mobi
thelol.tv
toiled.net
top-channels.tv
ulmic.com
uy-y.com
varied.biz
vicar.mobi
vivayork.mobi
vkur.com
vzyk.com
weeny.mobi
wiyat.com
worldwariii.tv
wows.mobi
wy-y.com
xiow.com
xyaw.com
yourlicence.com
yuyk.com
zebti.com
zetj.com
zodf.com
zzur.com

 

[IconPacks]

Hmm... a lot there, I'll just list the ones I like and that I think are definitely worth more than reg. fee (although there may be others).

In no particular order:

123steps.net
24live.org
appeared.org
bytes.ws
etalk.tv
fifanews.info
filmland.tv
iprice.tv
kr5.org
lawquote.net
medianetwork.tv
taxwave.com

:imho:

Some of your LLLL.com's may also see an increase in value in the not so distant future.

 

[good_looking]

Hmm... a lot there, I'll just list the ones I like and that I think are definitely worth more than reg. fee (although there may be others).

In no particular order:

123steps.net
24live.org
appeared.org
bytes.ws
etalk.tv
fifanews.info
filmland.tv
iprice.tv
kr5.org
lawquote.net
medianetwork.tv
taxwave.com

:imho:

Some of your LLLL.com's may also see an increase in value in the not so distant future.

Thanks for your opinion. Because I have parked all of my domain names at Sedo but I have only made $3 in 2 weeks; so I am just a little bit worry about them. Now, your opinion makes me feel a little bit better..
Thanks again.

 

[good_looking]

Anyone else has different idea ?
Thanks

 

[Spade]

Ill be honest, this list isnt impressive. I'd be impressed if you managed to get 1 or 2 sales out of these domain names. It looks like you made a rookie mistake, and unfortunately spent too much money for this lesson. I hate to be the one to break it to you. But for your future domain purchases, I would suggest hanging around the forums to see the strategies that some of the successful domainers use. Emulate what they do, its the best way to be successful yourself.

Just my Thoughts,
Justin

 

[1901gt]

hampden.biz may fetch you something.

 

[good_looking]

Ill be honest, this list isnt impressive. I'd be impressed if you managed to get 1 or 2 sales out of these domain names. It looks like you made a rookie mistake, and unfortunately spent too much money for this lesson. I hate to be the one to break it to you. But for your future domain purchases, I would suggest hanging around the forums to see the strategies that some of the successful domainers use. Emulate what they do, its the best way to be successful yourself.

Just my Thoughts,
Justin

Thanks for your honest thought, I made a big mistake for spending too much money on domain names which I am new with. It makes me addicted you know ..., this is a big lession. Now I think I should seriously consider when I put my money down. Thanks again for your opinions ,domainspade and adiboy

 

[Spade]

Unfortunately sometimes lessons are expensive. I might recommend contacting your registrar which appears to be GoDaddy - you should be cable to cancel anything you created in the last 5 days and get a refund. Although - I see you have spread these out over the last month (just took a sampling of a few).

 

[good_looking]

Unfortunately sometimes lessons are expensive. I might recommend contacting your registrar which appears to be GoDaddy - you should be cable to cancel anything you created in the last 5 days and get a refund. Although - I see you have spread these out over the last month (just took a sampling of a few).

Thanks, I think its a little bit late for canceling my domain names, I regged these domain names before last 5 days. Well, I think I just keep these and wait until the end of this year to see anything will change. Thanks alot

 

[Deaol]

Hey when I started out I reg'd some nasty domains .. that later turned out some good profits ... but yet that was almost 6 years ago these "nasty" domains were regd.. nevertheless, good luck and there are a few names there you might have some luck with.

 

[hawkeye]

I think these are above reg fee, and developable -

fixings.mobi -Site for restaurants and food, especiallly when GPS search comes into play!
etalk.tv -Site for entertainment talk, news, gossip etc.
filmland.tv -Site for films, reviews, etc.

Developing of these could help cover your investment. GL.

 

[good_looking]

Thanks guys,
I Don't have much time for developing all of domain names, so I think I only develope the one that has potential. Which one do guys think I should develop ?

Thanks for great idea, Deaol and hawkeye

 

[Rich_H]

I see a few with potential if developed.
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bytes.ws --> Host it some place cheap like Godaddy, Hostgator, Startlogic. (any linux plan). Use the option on the control panel to set up a Board like phpBB or SMF (Simple Machines Forum).

Create some computer related forums on the board (visit computer help Boards for ideas). All of that would take less than a day. Then get your family and friends to sign up and start interacting (don't interact with each other as family and friends, keep everything on topic, like a regular forum).

If you don't have the family and friends to do that, go to a freelancer site like scriptlance, get-a-coder, etc. and post a job for "forum posts", a lot oversees programmers will bid for the job of signing up and creating a bunch of relevant posts cheap (sometimes around $5). Within a couple of weeks you could have a real nice site.

It won't take long, google and others will be crawling. If you can get any type of PageRank, the value will go way up.
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photostreet.net --> could make a good photo/image storage/sharing site but will involve more effort and cost to develop. Much more server space and bandwidth needed
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homesense.us --> my favorite of the list. Great potential for a forum/tips/article site. Use the same strategy as I gave above for bytes.ws. Get your visitors to write your content. Each month, give away a $25 Home Depot or Lowes Gift cards to the member who posts the best tip/article/how-to. You'll have all the content you need. A little SEO and this could be an adsense or affiliate $monemaker$
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You've obviously been bitten by the domain bug. Remember, when buying a domain for reselling at a profit, it has to be a pretty good name. Especially now, if it's easy to aquire, it's probably not that great. You can get away with lower quality names if you are going to develop them.

Be **very** picky. Unless you plan on developing the name into a site, you should follow the following suggestions.

4 character names that are profitable are rare. Don't reg them just because they are 4 chars. (although .mobi 4 chars have far greater potential)

No numbers or hyphens. Really good names that have these are beyond rare.

.com is king but the other tlds are getting better. Stick with .com whenever possible

just because a name contains a recognizeable word (or two or three), it doesn't mean it's a good name. Too many newcommers think that any combination of names will sell and end up regging names like newsweasel or bookowls. You may be able to develop sites for names like that but the chances of selling the name outright for a profit are almost nill (if you can sell it at all).

It takes a lot more time and effort to get premium names but which would you rather have for $1,000? 150 names that may or may not sell for the reg fee plus a couple bucks (if they sell at all) and having to work your a$$ off peddling them or 4 or 5 names that will probably sell for $x,xxx each and having the buyers beating down your door to get to your names.

Last tip - don't expect to make any money selling names on these domainer boards. Use them to learn and to get your reg fee (or at least some of it) back on a name you don't want or need.

Good luck,

Rich

 

[good_looking]

I see a few with potential if developed.
-------
bytes.ws --> Host it some place cheap like Godaddy, Hostgator, Startlogic. (any linux plan). Use the option on the control panel to set up a Board like phpBB or SMF (Simple Machines Forum).

Create some computer related forums on the board (visit computer help Boards for ideas). All of that would take less than a day. Then get your family and friends to sign up and start interacting (don't interact with each other as family and friends, keep everything on topic, like a regular forum).

If you don't have the family and friends to do that, go to a freelancer site like scriptlance, get-a-coder, etc. and post a job for "forum posts", a lot oversees programmers will bid for the job of signing up and creating a bunch of relevant posts cheap (sometimes around $5). Within a couple of weeks you could have a real nice site.

It won't take long, google and others will be crawling. If you can get any type of PageRank, the value will go way up.
--------
photostreet.net --> could make a good photo/image storage/sharing site but will involve more effort and cost to develop. Much more server space and bandwidth needed
--------
homesense.us --> my favorite of the list. Great potential for a forum/tips/article site. Use the same strategy as I gave above for bytes.ws. Get your visitors to write your content. Each month, give away a $25 Home Depot or Lowes Gift cards to the member who posts the best tip/article/how-to. You'll have all the content you need. A little SEO and this could be an adsense or affiliate $monemaker$
---------

You've obviously been bitten by the domain bug. Remember, when buying a domain for reselling at a profit, it has to be a pretty good name. Especially now, if it's easy to aquire, it's probably not that great. You can get away with lower quality names if you are going to develop them.

Be **very** picky. Unless you plan on developing the name into a site, you should follow the following suggestions.

4 character names that are profitable are rare. Don't reg them just because they are 4 chars. (although .mobi 4 chars have far greater potential)

No numbers or hyphens. Really good names that have these are beyond rare.

.com is king but the other tlds are getting better. Stick with .com whenever possible

just because a name contains a recognizeable word (or two or three), it doesn't mean it's a good name. Too many newcommers think that any combination of names will sell and end up regging names like newsweasel or bookowls. You may be able to develop sites for names like that but the chances of selling the name outright for a profit are almost nill (if you can sell it at all).

It takes a lot more time and effort to get premium names but which would you rather have for $1,000? 150 names that may or may not sell for the reg fee plus a couple bucks (if they sell at all) and having to work your a$$ off peddling them or 4 or 5 names that will probably sell for $x,xxx each and having the buyers beating down your door to get to your names.

Last tip - don't expect to make any money selling names on these domainer boards. Use them to learn and to get your reg fee (or at least some of it) back on a name you don't want or need.

Good luck,

Rich

Thanks, Rich_H. Great post. It help me a lot as new domainer. Thanks again. Now, I start developing some of my domain names...