discuss Who is the BEST domainer at NamePros?

[dnsgeni]

To much of the advice on this forum is coming from people like me, who don't know shit.
So creating a directory of users who have found success would be helpful for does who desire to do the same.

So In terms of achieved sales and current domain estate ownership, who do you consider to be one of the most successful domainer at NamePros?

 

[Charybdis]

Found this:

• Frank Schilling, over 250,000 domain names (if not even more): http://www.dnjournal.com/cover/2007/december.htm
• Mike Mann , over 100,000 domain names: http://www.thedomains.com/2010/07/1...mike-mann-lists-for-sale-at-domainmarket-com/
• Kevin Ham, over 300,000 domain names: http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/business2_archive/2007/06/01/100050989/index.htm
• BuyDomains, over 670,000 domain names: http://www.buydomains.com/info/premium-domains-faq.jsp
• DomCollect, over 200,000 domain names: http://www.DNF/member-domcollect.html
• Oversee, over 800,000 domain names: http://www.chefpatrick.com/interview-with-jeff-kupietzky-ceo-of-oversee-net/
• MostWantedDomains, over 50,000 domain names: http://www.mostwanteddomains.com/advertising/

So the best domainers are those with huge portfolios?

Based on this logic, if I registered 1,000,000 .horse domain names, I would become the best domainer in the world!

 

[MediaCode]

Yes, but my point was that they mostly do it for their willingness to share and not for their desire to show off. Too optimistic?

I pointed you to two professional domain investors who are willing to share their results each year. Any 'showing off' is one's own interpretation, which may not reflect reality.

 

[dnsgeni]

Two of my favourite people

irrelevant

 

[forge]

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