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Domaining is not special, anytime someone claims success that is above average, there is accusations of them lying or not telling the whole story.
You make a lot of money drop shipping? Fake
You make money day trading? Fake
You improved your appearance? Accusations of drugs or surgery
You make money selling a courses? Fake
You make money from posting content on social media? Fake
Why do so many people buy it? Because historically people were caught lying about everything.
Why do people WANT TO buy it? Because of jealousy, to justify why they are not doing well and to give themselves a reason not to take action and improve or learn something.
Some of you also need to remember that there are people and companies with a huge amount of money. For them, a million dollars is like for you 500 dollars. Have you see how many cars are being purchased now for over a million dollars? What about art for over 20 million? Homes for over 30 million. Did you see how many startups that are under a few years old are being acquired for over 200 million? That money is going to people, do you think if they want a domain for 100k they won't buy it?
What do you think the domain PivotalVentures [.com] is worth? $1000 ? $5000? Well, it sold for $99,995. Fake sale? Well, the buyer was The Melinda Gates foundation.
The XYZ extension was very hyped during the peak of the NFT / Web 3.0 era. It also helped that Google's parent company uses .xyz. There were articles claiming that Google's move will end the .com dominance.
During the craze, NFTS [.com] sold for $15 million the sale was confirmed by Escrow [.com] and GoDaddy was involved too. At it's peak, people were buying digital images for millions of dollars.
During the Tulip Mania is the 17th century, people were buying tulips, the flower, for huge sums of money. The Dutch Republic experienced financial ruin when the prices crashed.
Who can forget about that banana that was part of a conceptual art piece, selling for $6.2 million at a Sotheby's auction end of last year.
Every day more and more people achieve insane amounts of wealth. Some from hard work, others from inheritance, others from luck and some by robbing others. You think the hotels charging $5000+ a night for a presidential suite never rent those rooms? Do you think the makers of watches that sell for over $100,000 never sell any? Do you think the fashion designers that sell suits for $10k and handbags for over 50k are going broke? If you do, tell that to Bernard Arnault, the Chairman and CEO of LVMH (parent company of Christian Dior Couture, Givenchy, Fendi, Celine, Bulgari and lots more), one of the richest people at almost $200 billion.
As to why these expensive domains sit with no website for years? For example, NFTS, about 3 years no site, most big purchased, no site, what's going on? Do you ask that when you see someone buy a 30 million estate and is never there? A 2 million dollar car and they never drive it? A 200k watch and never wear it? Sometimes it's for investment and with websites, maybe they suffer from never being able to be happy with development and design, maybe life changed, a lot of reasons.
Stop limiting yourself to thinking everyone is a peasant and there is no way you will ever sell a domain for more than $200. Be realistic, but if you are always limiting yourself mentally, you won't get too far. The next seller of a 5-6-7 figure name CAN BE YOU! The next person to achieve financial success, CAN BE YOU!
Now to learn how I made $10 billion dollars selling hyphenated misspelled .org domains, buy my course for $99.95
Just kidding......
You make a lot of money drop shipping? Fake
You make money day trading? Fake
You improved your appearance? Accusations of drugs or surgery
You make money selling a courses? Fake
You make money from posting content on social media? Fake
Why do so many people buy it? Because historically people were caught lying about everything.
Why do people WANT TO buy it? Because of jealousy, to justify why they are not doing well and to give themselves a reason not to take action and improve or learn something.
Some of you also need to remember that there are people and companies with a huge amount of money. For them, a million dollars is like for you 500 dollars. Have you see how many cars are being purchased now for over a million dollars? What about art for over 20 million? Homes for over 30 million. Did you see how many startups that are under a few years old are being acquired for over 200 million? That money is going to people, do you think if they want a domain for 100k they won't buy it?
What do you think the domain PivotalVentures [.com] is worth? $1000 ? $5000? Well, it sold for $99,995. Fake sale? Well, the buyer was The Melinda Gates foundation.
The XYZ extension was very hyped during the peak of the NFT / Web 3.0 era. It also helped that Google's parent company uses .xyz. There were articles claiming that Google's move will end the .com dominance.
During the craze, NFTS [.com] sold for $15 million the sale was confirmed by Escrow [.com] and GoDaddy was involved too. At it's peak, people were buying digital images for millions of dollars.
During the Tulip Mania is the 17th century, people were buying tulips, the flower, for huge sums of money. The Dutch Republic experienced financial ruin when the prices crashed.
Who can forget about that banana that was part of a conceptual art piece, selling for $6.2 million at a Sotheby's auction end of last year.
Every day more and more people achieve insane amounts of wealth. Some from hard work, others from inheritance, others from luck and some by robbing others. You think the hotels charging $5000+ a night for a presidential suite never rent those rooms? Do you think the makers of watches that sell for over $100,000 never sell any? Do you think the fashion designers that sell suits for $10k and handbags for over 50k are going broke? If you do, tell that to Bernard Arnault, the Chairman and CEO of LVMH (parent company of Christian Dior Couture, Givenchy, Fendi, Celine, Bulgari and lots more), one of the richest people at almost $200 billion.
As to why these expensive domains sit with no website for years? For example, NFTS, about 3 years no site, most big purchased, no site, what's going on? Do you ask that when you see someone buy a 30 million estate and is never there? A 2 million dollar car and they never drive it? A 200k watch and never wear it? Sometimes it's for investment and with websites, maybe they suffer from never being able to be happy with development and design, maybe life changed, a lot of reasons.
Stop limiting yourself to thinking everyone is a peasant and there is no way you will ever sell a domain for more than $200. Be realistic, but if you are always limiting yourself mentally, you won't get too far. The next seller of a 5-6-7 figure name CAN BE YOU! The next person to achieve financial success, CAN BE YOU!
Now to learn how I made $10 billion dollars selling hyphenated misspelled .org domains, buy my course for $99.95
Just kidding......
