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Ever sold a name twice?

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Just happened to me.

By twice I mean, last year around Jan 06 I picked up a financial company typo with pretty decent traffic on snapnames with no other bidders. Sat on it for a couple of months and collected some good rev and sold it for a profit.

Come Feb of this year, saw the same exact name dropping and picked it up again with no other bidders at snapnames and sold it for %400 profit.

You gotta love this business sometimes.
 
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lol cool, the person who bought it from you originally must not be on the ball.
 
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Some people are rediculous sometimes...

Congrats on your quick thinking and ability to keep your eyes open!

Justin
 
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ahahahah that is really interesting .
 
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whats the domain?
I hope it wasn't one of mine.
 
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Your gonna have to teach me that trick. I would like to learn how to sell the same thing twice for 400% profit. Sounds like a great ebook and promotional course you can sell on late nite tv.
 
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mirrorcube said:
Your gonna have to teach me that trick. I would like to learn how to sell the same thing twice for 400% profit. Sounds like a great ebook and promotional course you can sell on late nite tv.
You can't do it on purpose..

I sold 2 names last year for $100 each and they are going to expire. The owner has never updated the WHOIS, so I am getting the renewal emails. :x
 
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I see the title of your ebook already "Profiting from Other People's Stupidity in the Domain Game."

Dan said:
You can't do it on purpose..

I sold 2 names last year for $100 each and they are going to expire. The owner has never updated the WHOIS, so I am getting the renewal emails. :x
 
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interesting experiecnce! you're so lucky!
 
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Devil_Dog said:
...saw the same exact name dropping and picked it up again with no other bidders at snapnames and sold it for %400 profit.

Yes, I've done the same thing before.
 
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I sold one over a year ago and picked it back up off Drop - I've been offered Twice what I sold it for the last time so far ... But it does fine Parked ATM ;)


It's a small world After All :music:
 
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Haha, that's pretty cool, what was the name?
 
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I have also sold a name twice and also had the parking revenue still go to my account for a few years after I sold the domain. Its nice not having to pay $100 reg fees on a ccTLD yet still make the PPC rev :)
 
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funny :D

Well done ! :)
 
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I've bought the same name twice :) Saw this nice domain over at TDNAM. Bought it. Then realized I'd owned it and let it drop :)
 
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loscocco said:
I have also sold a name twice and also had the parking revenue still go to my account for a few years after I sold the domain. Its nice not having to pay $100 reg fees on a ccTLD yet still make the PPC rev :)
Yeah, I've wondered about the ethics of this. Usually, as soon as I sell a domain, I remove it from my account wherever I have it parked. But I sometimes forget, and in those cases, I can get the parking revenue if the new owner doesn't change the settings. Is that a good way to do business? I'm not sure.

Interesting case recently: I sold (cheap) a name that I had parked at Sedo. A while later, I received a much higher offer for it at Sedo, and realized that I'd forgotten to delete it from my account. I contacted the buyer, bought it back from him for twice what he had paid me, and then sold it to the Sedo buyer for a nice profit.

I guess everyone came out happy in the end ....

P.S. Thanks to Devil_Dog for the idea of re-regging previously sold domains. I just checked my sales records and found a few available ones that I might grab. Rep+!
 
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I sold a domain 3 times.... long story but I kept getting it back after I sold it... weird eh..
 
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