domain Bought RefindOil.com . What u think ?

[Umesh1]

hello
everyone

I have purchased this, so thinking to share with u all, what u think about it. As u know all ups and downs of this marketplace. As my frnd says this is a jungle, so i want to know that i have picked right fruit from the jungle or not.

Waiting for ur answers
Answers will be appreciated.

thx
oomeysh

 

[Pierre Barnard]

Should have been Refined? or Refine?

 

[Umesh1]

Should have been Refined? or Refine?

thx brother, i got what ur trying to say, and respect that,

it captures two biggest niches

1. Petroleum Oil
2. Cooking Oil

Don't u think it will be sold for few hundred bucks. As u said refine or refined is much better, but still what u say.

thx
oomeysh

 

[Pierre Barnard]

Hi Oomeysh...I dont see value unfortunately...the two words dont make sense together, even "Refind" is not a popular word. Ask yourself...who would buy "Refind Oil" and for what reason? It doesnt mean anything....
My 2c...

 

[Umesh1]

yes yes ur right, i will drop it now

respect bro.
thx

 

[golan]

What does it even mean? I know oil refine. But refind... To find oil again in a place where it once ended?

 

[Umesh1]

What does it even mean? I know oil refine. But refind... To find oil again in a place where it once ended?

yes ur right, it was a mistake from my side, as i thought it was refinedoil.com

in hurry i purchase this, i have to be patience, and read carefully letters.

thx brother
respect ur reply

 

[golan]

i have to be patience, and read carefully letters

Always check names in google with quotemarks, "refind oil" - you would immediately see the mistake. I also purchased typos a couple of times, don't want this mistake happen again.

 

[Umesh1]

Always check names in google with quotemarks, "refind oil" - you would immediately see the mistake. I also purchased typos a couple of times, don't want this mistake happen again.

sure, brother i will do the same.

thx

 

[Ollie3000]

Agree with the above, unless there is a company that found and then lost some oil. Then they could refind it

In all seriousness though mate, if English isn't your first language then you have to be extra careful when hand regging domains.

check out expireddomains.net - learn from it and use the filters. It's great and there are domains worth money that you can pick up for handreg prices.

 

[Umesh1]

Agree with the above, unless there is a company that found and then lost some oil. Then they could refind it

In all seriousness though mate, if English isn't your first language then you have to be extra careful when hand regging domains.

check out expireddomains.net - learn from it and use the filters. It's great and there are domains worth money that you can pick up for handreg prices.

thank u very much, yes eng is not first lang, here , i will follow as u said above.

thx brother

 

[nitg16]

thank u very much, yes eng is not first lang, here , i will follow as u said above.

thx brother

Hello there,

I am your fellow countryman. I don't intend to undermine you or your enthusiasm but I would advise you to immediately take a break from domaining.

It is easy to loose your hard earned money than to actually make money selling domains which is 1000000x harder. I have been there, done that and it took me alot of time to recover the losses.

You should focus on improving your English first. Work on it daily, make it as good as your native language. Start by improving grammar and vocabulary, read alot and then do written and spoken exercises.

If you are determined enough, it may take a year or two before you can become fluent. You can also utilise this time to learn more about domaining here on namepros. But refrain yourself from spending any money further.

Once you are confident enough, set a budget and plan your spendings on domain names. Do not buy anything in a fit. Do not cross your budget and DO NOT give up your primary earning method.

Once you make a decent sale, reinvest, rinse and repeat.

 

[EmpireNames.com]

Hello there,

I am your fellow countryman. I don't intend to undermine you or your enthusiasm but I would advise you to immediately take a break from domaining.

It is easy to loose your hard earned money than to actually make money selling domains which is 1000000x harder. I have been there, done that and it took me alot of time to recover the losses.

You should focus on improving your English first. Work on it daily, make it as good as your native language. Start by improving grammar and vocabulary, read alot and then do written and spoken exercises.

If you are determined enough, it may take a year or two before you can become fluent. You can also utilise this time to learn more about domaining here on namepros. But refrain yourself from spending any money further.

Once you are confident enough, set a budget and plan your spendings on domain names. Do not buy anything in a fit. Do not cross your budget and DO NOT give up your primary earning method.

Once you make a decent sale, reinvest, rinse and repeat.

Sounds good and very positive