$3000 per day domainer? Where Are They Now?

[Robbie]

Where is the $3000 per day domainer?

Who was the $3000 per day domainer?

Has anyone heard anymore of this?

$3000 A Day Domainer - Domain Investing Secret Revealed!

It seem strange that there was all of this hype and now there is nothing?

Why have they disappeared?

Love to here peoples thoughts?

Regards,

Robbie

 

[-REECE-]

I think half the hype (if not more) was about whether it was a scam or not. I never looked into the project myself so I really can't comment however I can say that if I was making an easy 3k a day domaining, I sure as heck wouldn't be sharing that with anyone. And if there was more money to be had than I had time, I'd be outsourcing the work, again, not sharing it...

 

[DnEbook]

if he was a $3000 a day domainer do you think he needs to be seen in the forums ?

Scam is my vote although i did not look into it

 

[Michelle]

I think half the hype (if not more) was about whether it was a scam or not. I never looked into the project myself so I really can't comment however I can say that if I was making an easy 3k a day domaining, I sure as heck wouldn't be sharing that with anyone. And if there was more money to be had than I had time, I'd be outsourcing the work, again, not sharing it...

meanie :p

 

[Robbie]

I dont know if it was a scam or someone actually trying to show the true value of cctlds?

Just there was so much hype around this in Feb and its now nearly june and nothing has been said or discussed about it.

If I was making $3k per day I know I wouldnt be sharing that information for free but do you think they were maybe trying to help?

who knows?

Just curious as to what was happening with it, incase I had missed a story on regarding it.

Thanks to all for there comments.

Regards,

Robbie

 

[Domainace]

It looked to me like a failed product launch. They came in with a splash, lots of promises, and a flashy background. They gave some useful advice. I did try regging some Polish domains, and one is making me a dollar a month at Sedo - yippee!

If they were just trying to be helpful, they would still be on the board contributing. They're not. The help they offered was geared toward something they wanted to sell.

Don't know about you guys, but I'm not too comfortable trading in languages I can't speak a word of. Case in point, I just saw a TLD of ass.com go for a pretty good price, possibly because the owner mistranslated it as "hip." It's easy enough to use a dictionary, except:

1- Bilingual dictionaries are notoriously inaccurate - often way off.
2- Even if they get the word right. You will have no idea of the nuance or the way the word is used. EnlargedMammaries.com is worth far less the BigT*ts.com, but they will come out exactly the same when translated to a foreign language.

There are others, but I'm wasting my time.

On the other hand, if the name is pulling in $100 a month at Sedo, who cares what it means, right?

So, who knows. 3000 a day was trying to sell something, and it may have been something that worked if executed right. But the hype was over the top for this forum. And they disappeared as soon as the spell seemed to wear off. When they come back, they will have a different name and (maybe) a different product. It's called Internet Marketing.

 

[corgi]

Never buy informational kits/products, or people who sell how-to-do stuff - big red flag, IMO.

I do believe if something is working, or working for them at least, why would they reveal it, and bring more competition? It just doesn't make sense.


The success % of something working may be, for example, 10%
But the success rate of selling the technique to the people masses may be more fruitful.

 

[gazzip]

If you was making $3000 a day (and wanted to share your secret) would'nt you pay for a decent looking website to promote it ?

I sure would




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[elias75]

so obvious it is scam..... typical..... these guys are all over the internet.

 

[Ross]

If it was called "$3000/mo" people might be more willing to give it a try....

 

[exponent]

I've made $500 a day at one point in my life, so its not entirely impossible. However, $3000 is pushing it. Additionally, even when I was making $500 a day, I had $200 - $300 in daily expenses just to run the business.

The importance of contracts, attorneys, and trust.



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[03kentb70]

Never buy informational kits/products, or people who sell how-to-do stuff - big red flag, IMO.

I do believe if something is working, or working for them at least, why would they reveal it, and bring more competition? It just doesn't make sense.


The success % of something working may be, for example, 10%
But the success rate of selling the technique to the people masses may be more fruitful.

You are right with the last part. Selling the "how-to-do-stuff" products is very fruitful. Whilst somebody might make in the thousands doing something they sell the how-to for, selling the how-to could (with the right promotion etc) make them in the millions. I've seen so many examples of this. Selling make-money products is one of the best ways to make money period lol.

 

[Damion]

Selling make-money products is one of the best ways to make money period lol.

Absolutely! - The 3000 a Day Domainer probably bought his own aircraft carrier as well and shipped off to Aussie land. :lol:

 

[3000aday]

Everything is alive and well over here. I have made the tough decision to move on and focus on building my business instead of helping others. After creating 2-3 full products with videos and more teaching people what markets are profitable and methods to make money in ccTLD, I had a reality check. The opportunities that were still untapped by myself was vast and the past 3 months I have hired 2 more programmers, bought a prime cctld for mid 5 figures, expanded my mining and have continued to register ccTLD domains.

Our parking revenue has been hit just like everybody else but we have been able to combat that with new methods of finding profitable domains. Best of luck to those who gave the ccTLD market a fair shot and took the time to at least research the other possibilities in the domain space.

 

[Robbie]

Everything is alive and well over here. I have made the tough decision to move on and focus on building my business instead of helping others. After creating 2-3 full products with videos and more teaching people what markets are profitable and methods to make money in ccTLD, I had a reality check. The opportunities that were still untapped by myself was vast and the past 3 months I have hired 2 more programmers, bought a prime cctld for mid 5 figures, expanded my mining and have continued to register ccTLD domains.

Our parking revenue has been hit just like everybody else but we have been able to combat that with new methods of finding profitable domains. Best of luck to those who gave the ccTLD market a fair shot and took the time to at least research the other possibilities in the domain space.

Thanks 3000aday for your reply.

I started this thread and was wondering what had happend since it was lots of hype then you dissapeared but now we know.

Thanks to all who took part.

Regards,

Robbie

 

[HuntingMoon]

it looked like they were harvesting email addresses to me.

 

[netfleet]

Don't know about you guys, but I'm not too comfortable trading in languages I can't speak a word of. Case in point, I just saw a TLD of ass.com go for a pretty good price, possibly because the owner mistranslated it as "hip." It's easy enough to use a dictionary, except:

1- Bilingual dictionaries are notoriously inaccurate - often way off.
2- Even if they get the word right. You will have no idea of the nuance or the way the word is used. EnlargedMammaries.com is worth far less the BigT*ts.com, but they will come out exactly the same when translated to a foreign language.

Very well said. Would also add 'culture' in there as well. You might accurately translate the word, correctly identify it's nuance but it might not be as relevant as it is within your own culture.

If this weren't the case, I'd be heavily into .in, .cn, .br and com.mx. As it is I stick with what I know & do well in - .au