discuss .co cheap. But nothing to buy

[abstractdomainer]

There's a massive offer going on in .CO.
But the issue is that any good domain that you shortlist to buy, you would find that it is priced at $118. That is a lot to pay for a domain name.

How are you finding the .CO sale? Does it look like there are opportunities in this extension, especially with almost all good domain so highly-priced?

 

[alienbaba]

I like the last one

And dictionary words are tempting to pass when you are registering.
I have combati v e org for over 10 years lol

Yeah I passed a lot of dictionary words which I wasn’t sure could sell..


You can try outbound it to the U.S military or some weapon manufacturers/retailers

 

[blogspotter]

Yeah I passed a lot of dictionary words which I wasn’t sure could sell..

How do you chose? Do you go by feels?

 

[boker]

A few others bought today:

Cajou
Malefic
Evolvent
MultiPhase
Becharm
Aesthesis

 

[7363824]

Did you pick this up from expired stream?

I got 70 in 2 days and nothing like ones above lol

How are these:
hungs, duplexity, crosslifter, ective, elote, fligtz, keynoted, raretalents, prettyquick, remotedb, shapewears, snapsends, vitalresources

I just need to sell one for 69.99 to recover the costs

I left a few out as I didn't like the sound and they all got scooped up later lol...

I used expireddomains.net to find recently deleted .co names that met certain criteria almost all are one word, must be taken in com, net, org, ect. From there I did a bulk availability search on Epik, sort by price low to high, scroll down to where it goes from 99cents to a higher price and moving up check the boxes to add to cart while doing a quick eyeball check to make sure the name makes sense. That's the best method I've found to filter out premium and backorder names.

Be careful. I will not take the domains you registered for free as they are liability and will cost you quite a bit for renewal. Good luck with flipping any way.

*IF* you renew them...that's not a requirement or anything, and 99.9% of them will not be renewed in almost all likelihood. There are a couple I am considering may be worth a full price renewal but that is definitively the exception not the rule. And nothing is set in stone, depends on how the next year goes, I am not committing to renewing any at this point, and expect for almost all the names that won't change.

Finally, this is just an experiment. My risk $700, potential reward, lets say 3 sales at $1,000 as a reasonable goal, and potentially more. Chances are good in my mind though to at least pass the break even point even it its not by much.

But in my mind an experiment like this is a great way to learn new things about the industry, practice some new negotiating techniques ect. In essence, I just spent $700 to learn something new, something the *MAY* yield a return, and quite frankly I expect will but this is neither death nor taxes so no guarantees. And if you cannot have a mindset like that or you don't think you have anything new to learn then something like this isn't for you.

 

[blogspotter]

I used expireddomains.net to find recently deleted .co names that met certain criteria almost all are one word, must be taken in com, net, org, ect. From there I did a bulk availability search on Epik, sort by price low to high, scroll down to where it goes from 99cents to a higher price and moving up check the boxes to add to cart while doing a quick eyeball check to make sure the name makes sense. That's the best method I've found to filter out premium and backorder names.
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I m doing the same but i didn't find any one word in 3 days in the 0.99 pricing.
Hungs was one i think.
Are you buying the premium ones too. Lots of good ones in premium

 

[Samer]

I do not believe any good .Co can be found for hand registering too.
Instead of talking what amazing was found and trying to increase your .Co registration sales at Epik give people real examples.

Literally, all .co sale in thread $1 even admit; drop, if not sold in 1st year; why so negative?

you appying “com logic” to “co”? $1 Promo — might dabble one here there; wish i had 700.
This literally feels like options’ Ryan (Finance)
Good luck! Following; Sell 2 $499; profit.

am still 100% .Com — For what it’s worth —
Still think .Co $20+ renewal highway robbery,
700 $1reg smart; @X7 Ryan legit case-study. Hope shares results in 365 days! Good luck!

Samer

 

[noonoo1]

While looking for deals i ended up buying ipads.co

Just couldn't resist

 

[blogspotter]

While looking for deals i ended up buying ipads.co

Just couldn't resist

You got it for. 99 or premium pricing. Most single words and good brandables are premiums
Yesterday i got epitomes, unnerve

 

[Bogdan]

VirtualPoint.co

 

[noonoo1]

You got it for. 99 or premium pricing. Most single words and good brandables are premiums
Yesterday i got epitomes, unnerve

No not.99 but i thought i was until i got to checkout, underpriced i think as its a great emd

 

[blogspotter]

No not.99 but i thought i was until i got to checkout, underpriced i think as its a great emd

There are indeed many premium priced gold. I mean no rhyme or reason why a particular domain sells and another doesn't, but most of the premium ones can be branded, and flipped on flippa.

Will tests some