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[rohitgoyal]

Hi All,

Let's start a thread and see how's been the experience of fellow domainers regarding acquiring domains from Namepros and later successfully flipping it for profit.

I will start and share some of my acquisitions which were successfully flipped.

1. Canadawebagency.com
Buy price:- $1
Sell Price:- $500
Mode:- Outbound
Timeframe:- 2 months

2. Renoadvertisingagency.com
Buy price:- $1
Sell Price:- $200
Mode:- Godaddy Bin
Timeframe:- 15 days

3. Salesguy.net
Buy price:- $1
Sell Price:- $100
Mode:- Godaddy Bin
Timeframe:- 3 months

4.Earthling.co
Buy price:- $2
Sell Price:- $100
Mode:- Outbound
Timeframe:- 1 month

5.Cryptogiftcard.com
Buy price:- $6
Sell Price:- $250
Mode:- Outbound
Timeframe:- 15 days

6. Animalhandbags.com
Buy price:- $6
Sell Price:- $300
Mode:- Outbound
Timeframe:- 1.5 month

7. Artistguild.org
Buy price:- $6
Sell Price:- $500
Mode:- Outbound
Timeframe:- 1.5 month

8. Mohitto.com
Buy price:- $3
Sell Price:- $249
Mode:- Afternic
Timeframe:- 6 months

9. Agiq.net
Buy price:- $3
Sell Price:- $100
Mode:- godaddy
Timeframe:- 3 months

10. Hospitalporn.com
Buy price:- $5
Sell Price:- $100
Mode:- godaddy
Timeframe:- 3 months


Another 50 domains which were acquired from $1-5 range from Namepros and latter sold between $20-75 range to re-sellers.

 

[Haroon Basha]

One of my pleasantly surprised buy/sale have been qodoro.com, bought here on NamePros for $7, Sold for $ 2,755 at Brandbucket.
Holding time: only 2 days.

 

[uglydork]

Hatred.com
Bought - 8k
Sold $150,000
Outbound
2 months

 

[Eric Lyon]

I noticed @Haykay2005 reported these recently:

Superdigits.com purchased for $6 on namepros auction and sold for $206.

Ophthalmictechnician.com got free on namepros and sold for $79. All sold at namejet

Hope that helps,

 

[Nikhil Jain]

Sold MoreJokes.com for 505 USD at Flippa Auctions. Bought for 16 USD here at nP.

 

[urlurl]

B r i d e P o s t . com

Buy price:- $19.67
Sell Price:- $2,025
Mode:- inbound
Timeframe:- 180 days

 

[creataweb]

I have a bunch but have to check my sales sheet.

Here is 1 I remember:

R/o/h/b/o/t .com
Paid $48 on NP
Sold 1 month later for $1,900

 

[Haykay2005]

I noticed haykay2005 reported these recently:



Hope that helps,

Not only that @Eric Lyon from $4 namepros acquisition to $500(BeginCode.com) sale at namejet. Held for about 4 months. I will add more later

 

[damance]

sold for $3 (TulsaStore.com) to namepros member, he sold it for $2000 after 2-3 months (afternic bin)

 

[4better]

Gemsafe(com)
Purchased $10, Namepros
Sold for $8,000 at Sedo make offer
Hold time 1 year 1 month

 

[varmuk]

bitua*com
Buy price:- 20$
Sell Price:- $500
Mode:- undeveloped
Timeframe:- 1 months

 

[Radu054]

I will share some of mine.

All of them were bought on Namepros and later sold either on Flippa or Namepros again:

I am not sure about the exact hold time, but all are less than 4 months.

 

[ivey]

BoothOne(.)com
Sale venue: Uniregisty
Sale price: $3,088
Purchase price: $25 (namepros)
Hold Time: 1 year

 

[Haris]

I have never been able to sell a domain I bought from NP for a lot of profit. I always re-sell the domain here and holding only a few that were purchased here. But I have sold some domains here for cheap which later sold for $xxxx

Don't quote without obscuring the name.

i/n/t/i/m/a/t/e dot io
I sold for $35 fixed price
Buyer sold to an end-user for $2500, inbound inquiry

b/r/a/a/n/c/h dot com
I sold for $9 at NP auction
Buyer sold it for $2870 at BrandBucket

S/e/a dot one
I sold for about $25, privately
Buyer sold it for $2750, AfterNic BIN.

I only regret selling s/e/a dot one because i would've dropped the other two if I wouldn't be able to sell those..

 

[JamieHines]

I bought,

NcaaGames.com and TerrainDeGolf.com (French for Golf Field/Course) for $9 bucks each and sold them both to one of you fine people for $800 together. WOW, that's awesome! Okay Okay, I'll throw in NcaaGames.net and NcaaGames.org also... I love sports.

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

288824.com

Bought at 50 NP
Sold at 630 Sedo auction

If I remember correct

 

[urlurl]

Definitely one of the greatest NP acquisitions in terms of ROI.

FYI

h a t r e d ROI was 1,875%

r o h b o t ROI was 3,958%

therefor h a t r e d made the most dollars, but when you calculate ROI - the percent is lower

to calculate divide the sale by cost x 100 (sale/cost x 100) to determine ROI

 

[IMEZI]

UPWORX(*)com
purchased 5$
sold 400$
inbound through whois email
hold time 6 months

 

[golan]

Great idea. I always wondered what is happening later with domains people buy from me. Maybe somebody will report one of mine ones.

 

[rohitgoyal]

1. I am specifically excited about your low price sales on godaddy, what kind of listings are they.
2. How many emails you sent per sale.
3. just google search or any paid tool for lead generation.

1. They were gd premium listing which is free if domain is registered in go daddy
2. Approx 50-100 mails for each domains.
3. Google search as well as zfbot.com which provides list of similar domains. We also find list of advertiser who r advertising on those keyword via semrush and spyfu(they are paid tools)

 

[rohitgoyal]

Sold MoreJokes.com for 505 USD at Flippa Auctions. Bought for 16 USD here at nP.

I have always wondered what kind of domains actually sell at flippa as majority of the domains do not recieve any bids or offers...

 

[rohitgoyal]

Great idea. I always wondered what is happening later with domains people buy from me. Maybe somebody will report one of mine ones.

Exactly... namepros has been great for me for geo and emd domains ... so I was curious to.know how's been the experience of others ...

 

[rohitgoyal]

I noticed haykay2005 reported these recently:




Hope that helps,

Amazing... those were good sales , thanks for sharing

 

[rohitgoyal]

One of my pleasantly surprised buy/sale have been qodoro.com, bought here on NamePros for $7, Sold for $ 2,755 at Brandbucket.
Holding time: only 2 days.

Wow thats outstanding roi

 

[rohitgoyal]

FYI

h a t r e d ROI was 1,875%

r o h b o t ROI was 3,958%

therefor h a t r e d made the most dollars, but when you calculate ROI - the percent is lower

to calculate divide the sale by cost x 100 (sale/cost x 100) to determine ROI

Completely agree with your analysis ... further if we consider capital investment and risk factor involved than roi is even more