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just finished selling my first domain today, which also happens to be the first domain i ever bought. am i officially a domainer yet? haha...

now all i need to do is develop 100 more PR3s and sell those... :)
 
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Selling a domain can be quite a rush. Congradulations.
 
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What was it, and the price mate?

Well done!
 
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shockie said:
just finished selling my first domain today, which also happens to be the first domain i ever bought. am i officially a domainer yet? haha...

now all i need to do is develop 100 more PR3s and sell those... :)

Congrats shockie! :tu:

You're in the right path....heh...

p/s:i'm still looking for my 1st domain name sale.....wish me luck~
 
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Woot. I'm waiting for the same.

Can you give us the juicy details?

Skinny
 
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shockie said:
just finished selling my first domain today, which also happens to be the first domain i ever bought. am i officially a domainer yet? haha...

now all i need to do is develop 100 more PR3s and sell those... :)

Yes details, oooooooo details........, yes details.

Btw Congrats.
 
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Congrats! keep up the good work!
 
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Congrats, Shokie! It's a rush to sell domains. Thankfully its legally addictive. Hope you generated a decent profit!!

Mike
 
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Congradulations. Can you give more details like what is the process you follow? (how to obtain pr3...)
 
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Congrats! Way to go.
 
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thanks all :]

it was basically the first site i got, and so i tried a bunch of things on it. it ran a traffic exchange, had a blog, a forum, and a bunch of other stuff and it soared to PR3 in just a few months. the main reason for getting the domain was just to experiment and learn, which i have, but i dont have any purpose for it anymore (especially now that i have other websites).

the domain basically sold because it had PR, and sold for $15. i didnt spend any money on developing or promoting it, so it about broke even with its cost. payment was through paypal, and the domain was easily and quickly pushed through godaddy.

to all those still looking for their first sale: keep putting work into it, keep your eyes open, and wait... yes, waiting can be a pain, but it isnt as much of a pain if you're working on other sites while you wait. %%-
 
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i have made several sales between the two forum sites- and i tell you, they were not parked- no traffic- no pr.... every day i put something up for sale if i have time, and EVERY day i search the domains wanted sections on both sites- thats where my sales have come from- and one on sedo- congrats!
 
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shockie said:
to all those still looking for their first sale: keep putting work into it, keep your eyes open, and wait... yes, waiting can be a pain, but it isnt as much of a pain if you're working on other sites while you wait. %%-
Good advice :)

It is getting more and more difficult to sell an average domain without any added bonus like PR and incoming links / mini-site etc.

Congrats for your sales :tu:
 
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congrats man ... may u have many profitable domain sales in the future


good luck
 
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congrats
 
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Congrats..
I opened many threads but hasn't sold any till date :) Bad luck :(
 
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I sold my first domain name too recently. And ya, the feeling is awesome. :)

Congrats!
 
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Congratulations My Friend.
 
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Congratulations and good luck for next domain :)
 
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