question Expired domains! where is the best place to buy expired domains?

[Cmon wilson]

i have tried registering brand new domains but as a beginner struggling to sell on ..perhaps i just need patience or perhaps i need to invest in expired domains? what is your take on this guys?

Also does anyone have the latest info in where i can buy the latest expired domains for the cheapest prices? please welcome to discuss this with me through DM .

I want to be inspired as i feel everyone deserves an opportunity but if i get my first sale under my name that would be a massive confidence boost to give me that drive and hope to carry on taking this serious

 

[Rich]

Well I see you joined us on Wednesday, so welcome to Namepros. Many would say there is a learning curve associated with buying and selling domains that you will learn the hard way. I'm guilty of buying junk for the first year, we all are. I've also sold a bunch of handregs over the years, only after I educated myself on what sells. namebio.com, domainsherpa.com (good for inspiration), namepros.com should be your top three bookmarks in the months ahead if you stand a chance in this industry. Doesn't matter how cheap the expired domains are if you see there are no buyers for them. Godaddy, dropcatch, namejet, snapnames, dynadot, namesilo all have good inventory if you know what to look for. It is a marathon not a sprint, best of luck in your domaining journey.

 

[Cmon wilson]

Well I see you joined us on Wednesday, so welcome to Namepros. Many would say there is a learning curve associated with buying and selling domains that you will learn the hard way. I'm guilty of buying junk for the first year, we all are. I've also sold a bunch of handregs over the years, only after I educated myself on what sells. namebio.com, domainsherpa.com (good for inspiration), namepros.com should be your top three bookmarks in the months ahead if you stand a chance in this industry. Doesn't matter how cheap the expired domains are if you see there are no buyers for them. Godaddy, dropcatch, namejet, snapnames, dynadot, namesilo all have good inventory if you know what to look for. It is a marathon not a sprint, best of luck in your domaining journey.

thanks for this rich . i currently have a domain and have a question .

i have a domain name thats basically the same as this company that started last year except with the letters CO on the end . Now i know that this company is looking to go global next year and currently has no website .. there seems to be plenty of pics on google with the branding soo what is my nerxt move ?

 

[Rich]

Sorry, without knowing the name i would suggest deleting it or seeking legal advice. Sounds like the epitome of cyber-squatting, which is frowned upon among respectful domainers.

 

[NickB]

i have tried registering brand new domains but as a beginner struggling to sell on ..perhaps i just need patience or perhaps i need to invest in expired domains? what is your take on this guys?

Also does anyone have the latest info in where i can buy the latest expired domains for the cheapest prices? please welcome to discuss this with me through DM .

I want to be inspired as i feel everyone deserves an opportunity but if i get my first sale under my name that would be a massive confidence boost to give me that drive and hope to carry on taking this serious

https://www.expireddomains.net/

Spend some time learning about the filters..

 

[alcy]

gd auctions is hands down winner for quantity and quality of expired auctions.. u can also get good deals there.. even though often competition is fierce.

expireddomains.net is best for handreg fee... .like was said, learn the filters.

yes u can find sometimes nice stuff on dyna expired... namesilo... and some other registrars.. but its so minimal that maybe not worth the bother and time... then again, u can turn this view around, and say if fewer people are looking there, maybe I can find nicer deals.. your call.

people buy cheap names on namepros too.. then post 1k sales on them later.. it happens.. but overall, its domainers selling to domainers.. so everyone knows their stuff here qnd won't sell good stuff for $5.

really, aside from gd auctions and expireddomains. net imo its best to invest your time on those rather than on lower quality places all over the place.

and yes, definitely long and often ezpenasive learning curve in domaining. no quick easy money here im afraid. but thta's how life works no matter your money making ventures. ie: the time + money you put in = profit and ezperience you get out.

cheers. enjoy.