The Long, Tedious Process of Purchasing gaps.com for $20,000
If you’re anything like me, you’ve purchased a few spur-of-the-moment domains that you’re probably never going to do anything with.
Sadly these purchases only seem to increase in frequency as you spend more time online. Just a fortnight ago I purchased YoureGonnaDie.com (no, really) and I’m sure I’ll receive the renewal reminder before I even change its nameservers.
Most of these random domain acquisitions of mine are made at Namecheap.
When I’ve wanted to purchase more expensive domains that are already owned by someone I use BuyDomains.com.
I’ve used them to buy dictionary domains like Womanhood.com, and more personal business names like MarketingInc.com.
Last year when I had the idea to build Gaps (which initially had nothing to do with online business ideas), I decided I wanted a premium domain to go with it.
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If you’re anything like me, you’ve purchased a few spur-of-the-moment domains that you’re probably never going to do anything with.
Sadly these purchases only seem to increase in frequency as you spend more time online. Just a fortnight ago I purchased YoureGonnaDie.com (no, really) and I’m sure I’ll receive the renewal reminder before I even change its nameservers.
Most of these random domain acquisitions of mine are made at Namecheap.
When I’ve wanted to purchase more expensive domains that are already owned by someone I use BuyDomains.com.
I’ve used them to buy dictionary domains like Womanhood.com, and more personal business names like MarketingInc.com.
Last year when I had the idea to build Gaps (which initially had nothing to do with online business ideas), I decided I wanted a premium domain to go with it.
read more (gaps)
