discuss Topic for discussion Are domain sales reports really real?

[bahaba]

I wrote this same text as a comment on one of the posts, but later I thought why not write a special topic about this thing and see that I suffer from this thing alone, or are there people like me who have the same problem? So I write here with a separate topic in the same idea with some modifications to the text. I hope you will share your opinion, advice or feeling with me.

I want to talk about us as sellers or investors in the domain, They cracked our heads with the xxxxxx domain sales reports, and I believed that, but through my experiences and expertise, I doubted all these things and reports.
I am not speaking out of envy, I am speaking in order to make the online community more honest and useful.

I don't know why I was disappointed in selling the domain and why I feel that these sales are fake and are just advertising for domain registration companies!
Look at our situation. We sellers buy from each other, and there is no final customer, but a seller who buys from a seller!
To confirm my suspicions, I researched the domain sales reports. Most of the domains that were sold at fantastic prices are not available online, or when you try to access them, you get a warning through an anti-virus program.
I began to suspect that most of these reports are being bought by the domain registry companies themselves as propaganda and to spread the spirit of hope that there are people who buy domains with XXXXX

I will tell you my experiences i will talk about my self!
I have more than 800 domains since 2 years I have not sold any of them! 800x10=8000 $
You may ask me why I bought all these domains? i will tell you why:
When I see xxxxxx sales reports Everywhere, my eyes pOp OuT Then my hand crawls over to the domain registrar then this sentence runs in my head ( Money Money i need money) For a while, I think that by investing in the domain, I will become Elon Musk and i will buy Twitter.
Then i start buy more and more domains, with every domain i buy i hoping to see XXXXXX luck smiling to me! But I did not see XXXXX, nor her cousin XXXX, nor even her aunt xxx or her grandmother xx. But once I got lucky once and I sold my domain through Dynadot User Action for $1 so i see x. In fact, I didn't see the full x because Dynadot took a 10% commission so I got 0.90 x. any way...

I think we sellers are just fuel for domain registration companies.
They play with our weakness, our need for money. They put out huge sales reports and we fall into the trap of greed. The result is that we lose more money, and domain registration companies earn more of our money!
In this case, the companies are the sellers and we are the buyers.

Maybe someone will jump off the screen and tell me look at the car.com domain sold for XXXXXXX.....Million dollars!
Ok do do you think that you can get a car.com domain name for $10?
All good domains are already registered my friend, don't think they will let any good domain fall and let you buy it with $10 so dont wait.

They tell us to buy more Domains, when you buy more Domains, your chances of selling will increase!!!
Yes, two years ago, until now, I paid $8000 and i won -$8000 and I'm still buying more every day when i see any X report and I'm still falling into the trap every day hoping luck smiles on me.

After that, exaggerated fictional reports begin to appear! Thousands of dollars and xxxxx again.
and again my eyes pOp OuT and I buy more and more, then i put them with domain parking companies.
The result is two years until now. I have earned 2.5 dollars from the investment. I'm talking about 800 domains, I'm talking about 8000 dollars.

Yes, I am a pessimist and I want to speak and express my feelings! Because I did not see anyone criticizing here, but all the topics are positive and sales reports, am I the only one thinking in this way?

 

[Bob Hawkes]

A few comments on the OP post.

1. I believe the sales reported in NameBio and DNJournal. Social media, it depends who is posting the confidence I have, and in most cases they don't give full information anyway.
2. Many names that sell never get developed or even NS changed. This continues to puzzle me but is across sales prices and TLDs.
3. I think rather a lot of names get purchased because someone has an intention to develop, but never do.
4. Yes, absolutely true that there are many domainer transactions. This is not a statistics based number but I think easily 10 wholesale for every 1 retail. Yes, I agree, the registrars and registries depend on domainers to be as profitable as they are.
5. In general we as domainers register and acquire too many names.
6. A few sales seem hard to believe. In many cases that is due to links or an original owner letting a name expire and getting it back, probably bidding against the HD bot, etc. There are a few that can't be explained by this. I can't explain them.
7. I think many don't properly account for the type of name that sells in each extension is different. The type of name that sells in .io, .xyz etc. is not just some multiple of the .com, there is a different emphasis. Maybe in time .io and .xyz will become sufficiently registered and use broadened that will change, but right now it does not.

Bob

 

[blogspotter]

You are not alone brother.
Keep the faith.

There are a lot of people who are a lot worse off than you.

Some people have been borrowing funds to buy thousands of names.

At first I thought I was inspiring others by sharing my sales. In fact I know at least 2 people who are doing very well now just by getting inspiration from my sales.

But It appears that there are are hundreds who are like you for every one who made it.

Which is exactly why I have slowed down sharing my sales.

But I see from your replies that you are the kind who do not take criticism lightly and only want to hear what you want to hear, so I have nothing to add.

Just that you are right in your assessment that many newbies are trapped in this industries, but not for the lack of information or help.

If you want to start a web development business, the one advice i would give would be to jump head on and learn as you build the the site.

But you can't jump into domaining head on, like you did by buying and learning as you buy, but it is what most people do.

Well, even I registered a bunch of crap when I started.. I just dropped 3 two letter .FYIs, I registered about 200 .realty you know what I am saying. But everybody learns.

25 names that I sold in the last 6 months have been developed.

With regards to why people buy names and don't develop, many people think buying a domain name is most important part of a business. The domain name echo chamber also doesn't help. I think more than 70% of buyers of domainers under 5K are wanterpreneurs.

Buying a name is as simple as pulling out a credit card.

Starting a business on the website is a lot of dots to connect, lots of moving parts. Leave alone starting a full fledged web application or a database website, people drag their feet to even start a blog, and 90% blogs don't go beyond hello world

So don't read too much into it.

You are still arguing the merits of your names despite being told repeated in as so many words that those are names that do not sell.

How will you learn?

Think of what a Payment processing company will name themselves, think of what a fitness apparel company selling fitness apparels via instagram/tiktok would nae themselves, think of what a logistics provider will name themselves, think of what a regional insurance broker will name themselves, think of what a small saas providing invoicing service will call themselves, think of what a flower delivery service will call themsleves, think of what a essay writing marketplace will call themselves, think of a blockchain venture investor will name themselves, think of what a ready to eat food company will name themselves, and you need to know thousands of such businesses that will conduct their primary business online. Not a hobby blog, not a local restaurant, or hyper local business (For this, geo outbound works) and if you want to sell brandable or more premium names, you will need to think of regional or national player of that local service business. And know all these businesses in your mind.

And then go through expired list of .coms and buy name that matches one these business that you have in your mind.
WHy .com, because .coms sells the most names. The data doesn't lie.

Now it is easier to find obvious names. Strong Keywords, Strong brandables, etc. The better the name, the easier it is to recognize those names.

But it also means lots of people will want the name. if you can afford it, nothing like it. It will be lower ROI, but they will sell surely and fast depending on how you price.

The worse the name, the more difficult it is to find them. But that is the only way those who missed the hand reg train in early 2000's can make it here. We have to be better. Whining doesn't help.

You have to find names that fit one of the businesses but not so good that it will have many domainers courting her hand.

It takes skills, it takes time to scroll through thousands of names.

It is easier to spot good SLDs in bad TLDs which is why you have all those names that never sell.

You have to learn to find "OKayish" SLDs in .com

But for that you need an open mind

That's all.

I also started 2 years back with about a $1500 every month that I took from my savings to learn this domaining racket.
In October 2020, I was hand registering .realty, and keyword .cos, 4 L .org and such.

I spent around $15000 out of pocket in total, and I am sure I wasted around 10K in junk names initially. And now I have sold over 400K till now. So there is that.

I don't care if registrar companies are buying my names as long as I am getting the money in my bank account lol lol

 

[Domainication]

No, that is the first point. It doensn't matter if I think these domains are good. The endusers view and need matter. You want to sell at retail pricing - not pitching to another domainer.

So. Lets change the view.

What make you register:

Allmovie.watch ?

How many sales got .watch extension ever had?
What are the endusers?
How often sold a term like "allmovie"?
What is the value in the name?

I can see there are only 23 sales reported at namebio. AT ALL. That's nothing. Latest $x,xxx sale was back in 2017. Only four sales at that price range - again - AT ALL. Forget about .watch - that is nothing to invest in.

 

[Domainication]

You didn't listen... We want you to safe money and be successful.
Like @DrJacoby said. You are in the position and feeling you stuck because of the quality of your names!

So lets take a look at some other names of your portfolio instead of "allmovie.watch":

1000000000.xyz​

Which company would ever need such name? And why? Name at least one smiliar branding of a company in the world... ?

TheTest.click​

What are the endusers for this name? For what niche could that work?

SkyKruz.com​

"Sky" is a nice keyword but what is a "kruz" ?

NorthRhineWestPhalia.de​

I'm native german and can tell you this will never sell. Again - who are the targeted endusers?

My advise for you: Focus on less TLDs. Registering .xyz, .co,.click, .watch, .best and so on all togehter will not work.
- Follow the golden rule at least for the beginning: .com is king.
- Listen to what experienced domainers write in this forum. @Bob Hawkes for example writes damn awesome blog posts with helpful statistics and graphics. Take a look: https://www.namepros.com/blog/

Read up here:
https://www.namepros.com/blog/popular-blog-articles.1231447/

Start with this:
https://www.namepros.com/threads/popular-domain-beginner-resources.844937/

And there are a lot of more topics and threads you'll find to get the informations you need to know.

 

[Hypersot]

That is a highly emotional post.

One thing I can tell you for sure is,
if you get emotional in this job you are going to lose.. every single time.

Regarding the sales you see and think that they are fake,

they are real as they get, not understanding why someone might have bought a domain doesn't necessarily mean that the sale is not real.
.eg.
seeing an AV going crazy when visiting a sold domain it only means that you visited a parked domain that tried to redirect you to a zero-click page.
seeing a domain that sold high with a blank page might mean that it was bought as a future project or as a protection of the main brand
etc. etc.

Again, I believe that your emotions are getting in the way of seeing the true picture which is,
because you are not meeting your sales expectations you are trying to invalidate reality.

I believe *a lot* of domainers have been in your position at some point in their careers...including myself

good luck!

 

[HandmadeLife]

Please share link of your portfolio

We may know the reason of the topic

 

[DrJacoby]

Almost all of your 35 .com domains listed in your Dan portfolio are nonsensical and not even worth reg fee.

That's why you haven't sold any domains yet.

 

[VadimK]

But what kind of experience do you want people to share? The experience shared is precisely in the ''Report Sales'' section.

I also looked at your portfolio, and it is simply that you don't have good domains (except for a couple unpronounceable 4L that probably will sell in some time).

First of all - it seems to me that you think that simply buying more domains will increase a chance of sale - that's wrong. Buying GOOD names will do, not ANY name. Clean 2 words, popular niches, new trends...

Look even at ''Report Sales'' section - you see, roughly for each 8-10 sales in .com you have 1-2 in xyz and 1-2 in other extensions (you can do lots of this analytics at NameBio). Then look at your portfolio, you only have 35 names in .com and the rest in some ''weirdos''.... So, end users buying .com, and you have almost none - how do you expect to sell all these absolutely weird extensions you have, like ''.at''? No end user ever heard of such tld...

Please stop buying extensions just because they are available, you are precisely buying the ones that no one needs, and key words are not even good. If you want to stay in this game please read and analyze a lot (I know I am being Captain Obvious, but what else to say here?) And stick to .com only for Christ Sake for the first year at least.

 

[Reallybigidea.com]

OP most domain sales are real.

@DrJacoby is right.
dont blame him its a bit hard though

Click.Tube is ok but here is tube.Click

If short stick with a dotcom (bearish) long term investment because current market is on recession. Jmho

 

[DomainNature]

I will tell you my opinion, I m sure you was inspired by my comments, you wrote what I did not dare to do.
I have more than 1500 domains and did not sell any until today, going by the 3rd year of domaining, will hope to sell for remaining 5 years, after this period is over and I lose all money that i invested, as I warned in other posts, I will show hell to domaining community as a whole, I will expose are their black holes.

I agree there are indeed solid true sales but many are fake, to generate hand regs.
You should concentrate on what million of end users want, not what only you know and understand, that is what may bring success in sales.

My involvement into domaining is only because I know something from the future that 8 billions of humans don't know yet, this is the only reason why I got into domaining, you need to foresee what is to come, in this way you hand reg what nobody knows and after they acknowledge it you will get sales, it is like knowing about bitcoin before it gets to the top, something like that.
In the end it is my own fairy tale and I m the only one to blame for my failure, I would say 70% i m responsible for my failure the other 30% are those members from different communities.

 

[DrJacoby]

Without any valid reason.

Ok, I'll rephrase to help you understand.

Your domains suck. Can't get more valid reason than that.

 

[LoveCatchyDomains]

inYes, I am a pessimist and I want to speak and express my feelings! Because I did not see anyone criticizing here, but all the topics are positive and sales reports, am I the only one thinking in this way?

Thank you for having the courage to speak up.

First, I understand that you are getting much guidance on why those domain choices appear unwise. I'll leave that point to the pros more familiar with valuations.

For the moment, let me address your comment about the false sales reports on NamePros. Many high-value domain sales are reported here and sometimes for names that probably most of us wouldn't even give 2 cents for. And some of them do appear to be false.

This is not a harmless issue. After all, who wouldn't want to have those types of returns. So, individuals may be tempted unwittingly to spend money on domains they even don't find that appealing, but just want to make that type of sale.

There is no actual verification process here for the reported sales. And even the extremely dubious "sales" are still allowed to remain posted--even after being called out.

For example, @bmugford had called out a recent "$381K" sale. The report was posted 9/20 in the Domain Industry News section. The next day, Brad astutely pointed out that "this is a bunch of nonsense....if you go to the domain in the browser, it takes you to a page with a $381,000 BIN." It is not credible that someone bought the domain for $381K, and now was trying to sell it for exactly the same price on a marketplace. Yet now, almost two weeks later, that Domain Industry News posting remains up.

At a minimum, one would hope that NamePros could have a mechanism for either removing or at least providing some disclaimer on these likely false sales reports.

 

[VadimK]

Thank you for the reply and thanks for sharing good information. For .at is an international domain Austria. I live in Germany and Austria speak German and it is a neighboring country. So I bought .at and most of these domains have meaning in German. I also have another wallet. This is not all my domains

Meaning in German (or any other languages, except English) alone doesn't mean the popularity of a domain name. It simply means a market of end users that is hundreds or thousand times smaller than for English words... Same advice - stick to .com till you master it, then you can go to any extension you want - you'll be understanding the needs of these local tlds much better.

 

[Reallybigidea.com]

OP my Afternic sales

My portfolio was around 1000 mostly dotcoms. I have no sales on Godaddy since February 2022. I also have successful experience with Dan.com before 2022.

Domains are like gems (virtual real estate) not stocks or cryptos.

 

[Lox]

North Rhine-Westphalia. is the name of a region Is it possible that no one is interested in it??

If ... noordrijnwestfalen.de , noordrijn-westfalen.de, noordrijnwestfalen.com, noordrijn-westfalen.com is available (not registered) than North Rhine-Westphalia doesn't make any sense.

For DE = Noordrijn-Westfalen or dot NRW

Regards

 

[AEProgram]

Because I am honest with myself I wrote this topic!
To lie to myself means to be silent and not object and say that everything is good.
Everyone has the right to object and everyone has the right to try to improve something.
You can't accuse me of failing and not being honest with myself just because I'm expressing my opinion!
I do not understand how you came to the conclusion that I am not honest with myself and why?
I expressed my opinion frankly and transparently and explained the reasons that made me take this position. During the discussion, I accepted the opinions of all those who discussed me and treated them with respect, even though some try to obscure the truth and blame me.
So please, let's share information and experience, Please read my topic again to know that I expressed my opinion honestly through my experience.

You continue down the same loser path of refusing to take responsibility and being honest with yourself. The majority of reported sales, probably 99% are all true. The problem is you, nothing else.

Honesty starts with yourself, you didn't even start. I suggest if you seek confirmation to any of your troubles, if you seek big groups to confirm that nothing is your fault, post a tiktok video about your domaining failure. That crowd will confirm all your suspicions and cuddle you all the way to homelessness. Make sure to use the word honesty, authenticity etc. they will love you.

 

[Broth Investing]

I went through your entire portfolio. Goals Aloud might have potential but that is literally the only name I didn’t immediately think was nonsensical or worthless. Did you have a clear reason or strategy for any of these purchases?

 

[bahaba]

I will tell you my opinion, I m sure you was inspired by my comments, you wrote what I did not dare to do.
I have more than 1500 domains and did not sell any until today, going by the 3rd year of domaining, will hope to sell for remaining 5 years, after this period is over and I lose all money that i invested, as I warned in other posts, I will show hell to domaining community as a whole, I will expose are their black holes.

I agree there are indeed solid true sales but many are fake, to generate hand regs.
You should concentrate on what million of end users want, not what only you know and understand, that is what may bring success in sales.

My involvement into domaining is only because I know something from the future that 8 billions of humans don't know yet, this is the only reason why I got into domaining, you need to foresee what is to come, in this way you hand reg what nobody knows and after they acknowledge it you will get sales, it is like knowing about bitcoin before it gets to the top, something like that.
In the end it is my own fairy tale and I m the only one to blame for my failure, I would say 70% i m responsible for my failure the other 30% are those members from different communities.

Thank you for the comment. I agree with you that I should sell what millions of people like to buy, This is a good point.
My intention in writing the post was to express my opinion and raise this problem to exchange experiences and information, and I did not understand why some people reacted excessively by defending companies and blaming me. This makes my doubts grow. I am trying to raise the problem to find solutions so that the Community is honest and does not take advantage of the needs of others.
Take a look at most of the topics and you will find that they always convince people to buy a lot of domains and sometimes they convince us to buy domains worth 2000 dollars to sell later for xxxxxx!
There is no guarantee that you will sell for this value, so why this excessive encouragement to buy? Doesn't it make us wonder who benefits?
Don't we have the right to say our problems and object to negative things in order to create a conscious and honest society whose goal is to give correct information and exchange real experiences to create real opportunities for others? Shouldn't we as a Community contribute to preventing exploiters from spreading false information to entice people to buy worthless things? thats why i writ this post. Thank you very much for sharing your opinion and experience.

 

[lonelynet]

When are you buying domain name , you should think like the end-user.

If its sound not good for development, leave it otherwise you are losing money .

 

[Bean]

I think you may be going about it wrong, from your post it seems your sole motivation for investing in domains is the allure of hitting the jackpot with high-value sales. At this point it does not even matter whether the reported sales are real or not, the very crux of your logic/reasoning is questionable.
That would be akin to me reading about how Warren Buffett amassed billions from stock investment and deciding that I'll become a billionaire too by replicating his success.
Money is for the most part only a byproduct of passion. When you're truly passionate about something, it is the actual time and effort you dedicate to that passion that has the potential to translate into earnings and even then there is no guarantee.

Now, I'll be honest with you, I'm not saying that you're lying but I do feel like the following excerpt from your text has got to be an exaggeration:

I will tell you my experiences i will talk about my self!
I have more than 800 domains since 2 years I have not sold any of them! 800x10=8000 $
You may ask me why I bought all these domains? i will tell you why:
When I see xxxxxx sales reports Everywhere, my eyes pOp OuT Then my hand crawls over to the domain registrar then this sentence runs in my head ( Money Money i need money) For a while, I think that by investing in the domain, I will become Elon Musk and i will buy Twitter.
Then i start buy more and more domains, with every domain i buy i hoping to see XXXXXX luck smiling to me! But I did not see XXXXX, nor her cousin XXXX, nor even her aunt xxx or her grandmother xx. But once I got lucky once and I sold my domain through Dynadot User Action for $1 so i see x. In fact, I didn't see the full x because Dynadot took a 10% commission so I got 0.90 x. any way...

Granted you didn't start with 800 domains but achieved this number gradually over a 2-year period, still it absolutely boggles my mind that you only managed a $1 sale in all that time. I can almost hear the very foundation of mathematics and probability creaking under the weight of this revelation haha .
Seriously though, this just seems so highly improbable to me, especially since you don't appear to have been twiddling your thumbs when it comes to trying to get sales (I'm referring to the Dynadot auction). Perhaps you could elaborate a little more on what you've tried so far? How many marketplaces are your domains listed on?
It seems like you only have a small portion of your domains listed on Dan (BTW I've gone through your domains on Dan and while I have to agree with others that you'll probably have a hard time selling the vast majority of those, there are still a few that have some potential)
That said I would totally understand if you're only exaggerating to stress the frustration you feel with your low ROI versus your anticipated ROI.

Finally, I would strongly suggest that you experiment with adding a BIN price to your domains. Over the years, I've found that priced domains generally tend to sell better than make offer domains. When you have a budget and something you want has a price tag, it's easier to make a decision on the spot. For a lot of people the prospect of having to contact a seller and haggle over the price can be a hassle/turn off.

Anyways, wish you better luck with your domaining in 2023!

 

[bahaba]

You are not alone brother.
Keep the faith.

There are a lot of people who are a lot worse off than you.

Some people have been borrowing funds to buy thousands of names.

At first I thought I was inspiring others by sharing my sales. In fact I know at least 2 people who are doing very well now just by getting inspiration from my sales.

But It appears that there are are hundreds who are like you for every one who made it.

Which is exactly why I have slowed down sharing my sales.

But I see from your replies that you are the kind who do not take criticism lightly and only want to hear what you want to hear, so I have nothing to add.

Just that you are right in your assessment that many newbies are trapped in this industries, but not for the lack of information or help.

If you want to start a web development business, the one advice i would give would be to jump head on and learn as you build the the site.

But you can't jump into domaining head on, like you did by buying and learning as you buy, but it is what most people do.

Well, even I registered a bunch of crap when I started.. I just dropped 3 two letter .FYIs, I registered about 200 .realty you know what I am saying. But everybody learns.

25 names that I sold in the last 6 months have been developed.

With regards to why people buy names and don't develop, many people think buying a domain name is most important part of a business. The domain name echo chamber also doesn't help. I think more than 70% of buyers of domainers under 5K are wanterpreneurs.

Buying a name is as simple as pulling out a credit card.

Starting a business on the website is a lot of dots to connect, lots of moving parts. Leave alone starting a full fledged web application or a database website, people drag their feet to even start a blog, and 90% blogs don't go beyond hello world

So don't read too much into it.

You are still arguing the merits of your names despite being told repeated in as so many words that those are names that do not sell.

How will you learn?

Think of what a Payment processing company will name themselves, think of what a fitness apparel company selling fitness apparels via instagram/tiktok would nae themselves, think of what a logistics provider will name themselves, think of what a regional insurance broker will name themselves, think of what a small saas providing invoicing service will call themselves, think of what a flower delivery service will call themsleves, think of what a essay writing marketplace will call themselves, think of a blockchain venture investor will name themselves, think of what a ready to eat food company will name themselves, and you need to know thousands of such businesses that will conduct their primary business online. Not a hobby blog, not a local restaurant, or hyper local business (For this, geo outbound works) and if you want to sell brandable or more premium names, you will need to think of regional or national player of that local service business. And know all these businesses in your mind.

And then go through expired list of .coms and buy name that matches one these business that you have in your mind.
WHy .com, because .coms sells the most names. The data doesn't lie.

Now it is easier to find obvious names. Strong Keywords, Strong brandables, etc. The better the name, the easier it is to recognize those names.

But it also means lots of people will want the name. if you can afford it, nothing like it. It will be lower ROI, but they will sell surely and fast depending on how you price.

The worse the name, the more difficult it is to find them. But that is the only way those who missed the hand reg train in early 2000's can make it here. We have to be better. Whining doesn't help.

You have to find names that fit one of the businesses but not so good that it will have many domainers courting her hand.

It takes skills, it takes time to scroll through thousands of names.

It is easier to spot good SLDs in bad TLDs which is why you have all those names that never sell.

You have to learn to find "OKayish" SLDs in .com

But for that you need an open mind

That's all.

I also started 2 years back with about a $1500 every month that I took from my savings to learn this domaining racket.
In October 2020, I was hand registering .realty, and keyword .cos, 4 L .org and such.

I spent around $15000 out of pocket in total, and I am sure I wasted around 10K in junk names initially. And now I have sold over 400K till now. So there is that.

I don't care if registrar companies are buying my names as long as I am getting the money in my bank account lol lol

Yes man yes this is what I wanted to read, I thank you for this fat comment with important information and advices.
But I don't know why you thought I didn't accept criticism! I am a person who accepts criticism and likes discussion and exchange of ideas but I accept constructive criticism and not personalization and insults!
Go back to my replies in the posts and you will notice that I thanked those who criticized constructive criticism and some of the replies I liked and benefited me too and expressed this in my replies.

But I was a bit harsh with people whose responses were insulting and personal and that didn't give benefit.
I did not write this post so that some people start evaluating my personality and take the role of psychiatrist and behavior analyst.

Another thing I would like to add is that I didn't say that all sales reports are false. I have said that some of these reports are fake but not all.

I like to share experience and learn good things and useful ideas so I tell you that I liked your comment and that I will take your advice when I want to buy a domain I will think about what you said and I will think about what name a company can choose as its brand.

Everything you mentioned in this comment was good and you deserve thanks for sharing this information, so thank you very much.

 

[bahaba]

Please share link of your portfolio

We may know the reason of the topic

My domain portfolio address is in the signature Dan. thank you for your replay

 

[Domainication]

You should really stop buying and get back to the start asap.

If you spent your money on domains like:
AllMovie.watch - 77777.click - OnMovie.xyz - Ethereu.me - TopMillion.xyz
(taken from your signature)
i can tell you domaining will never work for you. These are worthless at all.

Don't get me wrong. Don't want to blame you. But it looks like you did not read a lot about domaining before buying and registering those names.

Learn, read and study of what a valuable domain is and the more important why it is and for which kind endusers.
There are a lot of superb threads on here for example - give it a try!

 

[Domainication]

- TheTest.click: The Test its meaning full

TheTest.com yes - but thetest.click? Not at all.

- SkyKruz.com: There is a project for a flying hotel in the future that can accommodate 5000 people and is equipped with swimming pools, restaurants, and games halls, and it works with nuclear energy, and its name is Sky Cruise. You can search the Internet for it.

SkyCruise.com hot - SkyCruize could work too. SkyKruz is heavy misspelled and veeery hard to sell imo.

- NorthRhineWestPhalia.de : I live in Germany and the name of my region is North Rhine-Westphalia and this region includes many famous cities such as Cologne, Dortmund, Essen, Dusseldorf and others

Again. Which enduser will need that?
Is lowersaxony.de (Niedersachsen) a developed Business? Or mecklenburgwesternpomerania.de (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern)? No. Because no one will ever use (and buy) this names.