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Hi I'm newbie and want to learn more
 
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Me too
 
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me three
 
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Welcome! (y)​
 
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Welcome to NamePros.
 
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@Moonapto @Fanbros @yoosuf @NameLlama - Most people in the nP community are not like these two. Do your research and then ask questions. There are many, many, many great posts with great advice throughout namePros. Simple searches on topics you are interested will give you tons of great reading information! You are also free to DM me any specific questions ...
 
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study forum is always good decision :P.
 
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The most important thing in domaining is to learn to do research. Everything comes back to this. Before buying a new domain, you need to research if it has good value.

You need to research new domain selling methods. Etc.

It's all about research.

Above all, be respectful to other domainers because it's a very small industry, and making enemies will make others not want to help you.
 
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lot to learn
 
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Warning bs detector going off again. Three newbies beat regulars to the thread. Do you share same toothbrush?
 
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my beginner tips is not buy anything if You not sure you can do anything with it ;D. That's my tip after buying 50 domains and let them expired ;D.
 
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Welcome to name pros. This is a good place to learn. Just seat back and follow the discussions
 
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