Namerific Experience

[The Domain Wizard]

I have listed my first 2 domain with Namerific and it would be great to share your experience with Namerific.

My experience so far is good. I submitted 4 names and 2 accepted within 48 hours. Logo design was done with 24 hours after verification of the domain names.

Now I need to wait and see if the domain get sold.

Just share your experience with Namerific..

 

[The Domain Wizard]

I have now 5 domain names live. Great customer service. With my last domain name Zane needed input where to use the name for. I replied with my suggestions, I had a reply from Zane within 30 minutes and he approved it. The logo was done within 48 hours after verification of the domain name.

Thanks Zane

 

[DnEbook]

we got the names on .......now need the sales

 

[paddypaul]

Recently submitted 3 domains to Namerific and had a response within 24 hours. 2 domains rejected and 1 accepted. Very impressed with the service so far.

(I've submitted the 2 rejected ones to BB so will be interesting to see if they get accepted there.)

 

[imexperttools]

I think the acceptance / rejection speed of Namerific has been declined lately. It used to take less than 24 hours but now sometimes i have to wait for 2 or even 3 days. I guess the number of people who are jumping in this bandwagon is too much.

 

[lennco]

I think the acceptance / rejection speed of Namerific has been declined lately. It used to take less than 24 hours but now sometimes i have to wait for 2 or even 3 days. I guess the number of people who are jumping in this bandwagon is too much.

I had a name accepted last week and my logo design order hasn't moved out of the 50 range, currently 52 out of 66

 

[DnEbook]

Recently submitted 3 domains to Namerific and had a response within 24 hours. 2 domains rejected and 1 accepted. Very impressed with the service so far.

(I've submitted the 2 rejected ones to BB so will be interesting to see if they get accepted there.)

way quicker than brand bucket , no names accepted after long wait with them , i would stick namerific at this point. Works for some though

 

[12345]

It took approximately 5 weeks from submitting the domains to going live with BrandBucket. Namerific takes a week or two. The thing with Namerific is that you can still sell the domain through another source, so there is no disadvantage in waiting...

 

[meursault]

I had a name accepted last week and my logo design order hasn't moved out of the 50 range, currently 52 out of 66

Same here - I often see my domains getting pushed back up the order over and over too, due (I guess) to the express design option.

It's tempting to express them all but the ones I did use that service for didn't feel super duper. Then again, I'm a graphic designer so I always nitpick!

Also noted that my latest approvals were lower priced - is it becoming a bit saturated? Additions way outweigh the sales.

Still, good service. Great compared to BB actually.

 

[GiftedDomains]

the speed at namerific is still amazing.
consider that he designs all the logos, checks all the names, responds to emails within hours, sometimes minutes, improves and changes the site, etc.
he is working day and night.
can't get faster than this.
do something similar yourself and you will see that you can't beat this.

 

[DnEbook]

I wonder if zane has a pool of start up contacts he promotes to ?

 

[TLA215]

Last week I accepted a low $x,xxx offer for one of my domains on namerific .. It's been six days, no response from inquirer

 

[DnEbook]

Last week I accepted a low $x,xxx offer for one of my domains on namerific .. It's been six days, no response from inquirer

i thought prices were fixed ?

 

[mikelreal]

If you guys can just throw some light into how you choose/create your names? Is thier any yardstick or somethin? Cos ve never had any domain accepted, doe just two, cerdy.com and brifina.com

 

[infmoney]

Have they responded? I had this happen a while back at Namerific, where I tried to negotiate but the buyer was firm on price so I accepted their final offer a week after and they changed their minds.

Last week I accepted a low $x,xxx offer for one of my domains on namerific .. It's been six days, no response from inquirer

 

[4pm]

If you guys can just throw some light into how you choose/create your names? Is thier any yardstick or somethin?

for me that's coffee and wisky is what works best.. but i suspect that should not be recommended universally

i got 8 listed (with bin prices from $1,500 to $25,000) and 3 pending logo design.. and a bunch of rejected too. no complaints, accepted/turned down ratio looks reasonable and is ok with me..

had 3K+ offer last week for the name listed at 15K+. good job, Namerific.
yet, 1 offer is not something to be talking much around.

for now they seem to be a venue concentrating their effort heavily on inventory quality (whatever it means to them, your undestanding may differ).
to me being listed with them is at least one more free yet quality option to attract eyeballs, never hurts..


imho

 

[Nappy Bunch]

Has anyone had a case where they submitted a name and was declined. Then sold the domain and then it gets accepted on there?

Happened to me when i sold it on the cheap after it was rejected etc..

 

[Archangel]

I caved & opened an account here. I've submitted about 12 or so domains. I'll list any here that are accepted. Let's see how this goes.

 

[DnEbook]

I caved & opened an account here. I've submitted about 12 or so domains. I'll list any here that are accepted. Let's see how this goes.

I thought you announced youhad left domaining ?

 

[Archangel]

I had, hence my focus on other things/areas. I still hold about 80 domains, though. I'm selling off almost all of them cheap, but I figured I'd take a stab at a decent sale with these 12. I a;lso pick up a name every now and then if it tickles my fancy. Not all of my domains were bought for monetary reasons. Example: I bought (still own) mentallyretarded.net, just to make email addresses with Most of my domains, I'm trying to rid of by year's end. A few will kept for a possible future endeavor.

I thought you announced youhad left domaining ?

 

[DnEbook]

always handy to have an ace up the sleeve!