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Some of you have hundreds of domains. How much will it cost you to keep em registered?

Im at $870/yr.
 
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too much. 2005 maybe $2000

luckily my other talents pay for my habit and the wife doesnt see the books.

hopefully one day I can proudly present domain portions of the books...

: )
 
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0$ :D I have about 10 Domains and I get them all for free by winning competitions and etc.
 
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I'd say about 600 here.

Stephen
 
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my question is to the people who spent more than 1k on domains..
wow you are real gamblers :))))
ok. did any of you got some income out of that domains, which was more than you spent on buying and renewing them?
 
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I'm sorry for sounding really ignorant but do any of you buy domains using $np instead of dollars?
 
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samuelocean said:
I'm sorry for sounding really ignorant but do any of you buy domains using $np instead of dollars?
I am! I am trying to get 500 NP$ to buy a domain.
 
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gugush said:
my question is to the people who spent more than 1k on domains..
wow you are real gamblers :))))
ok. did any of you got some income out of that domains, which was more than you spent on buying and renewing them?

We mostly buy and sell domains and ofcourse we wont lose money that way lol
but since this year we have started parking them at:

Fabulous
Domainhop
Sedo
Google Ads*

I have to say the parking income is pretty low on the moment.
But, from a lot of profs I hear its a bad period right now...
 
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Buy smart and every domain except a rare few will turn a profit.
 
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I dont have that many domains left and I usually buy then sell so about $50-100
per year.
 
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owenwww said:
Buy smart and every domain except a rare few will turn a profit.
smart words. should be written as a rule IMHO
 
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For me, its around $500 per year.
 
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5K-10K per year in Business is Nothing for other Capital Investments
so why should it be unusual for Internet Based Businesses
I plan to invest at least that in the Next three Months
 
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coolpix said:
:o

So you bought more than 1000 domains for this year so far?


Yeah, we have around 1500.

At This level the $6 per name I get at my registrar saves a few grand...

PM me for details.

Barefoottech said:
5K-10K per year in Business is Nothing for other Capital Investments
so why should it be unusual for Internet Based Businesses
I plan to invest at least that in the Next three Months


Agreed

It's funny how much better my names are over time with knowledge and experience!
 
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All you guys added together plus 10k - 20k give or take :)
 
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I have probably spent over $500 this year on reg. fees, but I normally sell the domains before they expire, thus eliminating renewal fees.

Tom
 
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In the year 2004 I spent $200 on domains and made $1450. This year I am trying to do a bit better.
 
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Smith said:
All you guys added together plus 10k - 20k give or take :)

WOW Thats something. Mind sharing a few sells?
 
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idevisedesign said:
WOW Thats something. Mind sharing a few sells?

I'm not in the business of selling domains.
 
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gugush said:
my question is to the people who spent more than 1k on domains..
wow you are real gamblers :))))
ok. did any of you got some income out of that domains, which was more than you spent on buying and renewing them?
I can't speak for everyone but I don't see it as gambling. I doubt many people have over 1000 names without having a few big sales under their belt. You make a sale and reinvest some of the profits in more names. I could pay my reg fees for many years out the the profits from names I have already sold.
 
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About $2,000 and Just warming up, I got a good feeling on this table, lol.
 
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Monster Enterprises said:
About $2,000 and Just warming up, I got a good feeling on this table, lol.

Would you like to spread some good feeling this way :hehe:
 
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