poll When you look at your old portfolios...

[enterscope]

What do you think?

 

[phaethon]

Evolution and progress means you should not look back and regret for liquidating / dropping a name. You dropped it for a reason and it's not possible your view as a domainer back then to be better than your view now. If the name was good, you wouldn't drop and renew it. Even if you didn't have money, you would find it somehow to renew a really good name.
I have dropped and liquidated hundreds of names, because they were not good names. Period.
By the way, I never never look at my old portfolios, always look in the present and the future.

 

[cooljub]

All of the above.

 

[alop]

All of the above.

Agreed

 

[Eric Lyon]

I wanted to vote for "I should have kept that" and "That's probably worth a lot now", but it only allowed 1 voting option, so I chose "I should have kept that".

Most of the quick flipped 4L.com domains from back in the day (Hundreds over the years), would have been a pretty penny today. Back in 2009 to 2012, they were flying off the shelf for $10 to $25. In 2013 to 2016 they were at $50 a pop. in 2020 the minimum floor value was $80 to $100+ each... fast forward to today and you see similar combinations going for hundreds each (Some in the thousands).

 

[411domains]

 

[Wesley S]

i voted shoulda kept that. ty.

 

[Traderas]

It s all about portfolio's age

Created
20 years ago: That's probably worth a lot now...
10 years ago: I should have kept that!
5 years ago: What was I thinking?
3 years ago: Why did I register those names?
1 years ago: I suck at domaining.

 

[Altetra]

I realize how much I have evolved in my thinking/experience with domaining!

 

[xwat]

I have no regrets. Even the domains that I have for fun I could not replace now and have only cost me ~$200 each which is drinking money.