A portfolio of 272 two-word product name dot com domains is for sale at a fixed non-negotiable price of $10,000 (approximately $36 per domain).
The portfolio will be sold to the first person or company that contacts me by sending an email to admin@domainingtips.com. Domains can be sold individually at $49.5 each if and only if you want to purchase 10 at the very least.
Here are the 272 domains:
- Sale Over -
June 29th, 2010 at 12:19 pm
I think a large mini site builder should buy them. Getting on page 1 will be easy and if you have the exact match domain like these, your site will probably stay there for good.
June 29th, 2010 at 1:30 pm
Email endusers instead of selling them to domainers. You can receive $10k by selling just 10 instead of 272!
June 29th, 2010 at 4:31 pm
Nick,
So buy them and sell them, easy money for you…
June 29th, 2010 at 5:35 pm
I’m not a professional domainer, I’m better at other things. Selling 272 domains would take time and it would take me more time than most domainers because I don’t have their experience.
To sell them, I’d have to stop everything I’m doing now and focus on just selling these domains. It’s like telling a lawyer to start a construction business. Both occupations are profitable but quitting your job would be too risky.
June 30th, 2010 at 12:11 am
I also think people believe names they register are more valuable than they actually would be to an end user. I probably think the same myself, which is one reason I am challenging myself with this project. If it doesn’t succeed, I will be “stuck” with 5-10 names in the next 2 months that didn’t sell, but with the sale last week, the ROI is still huge although this post will need some refinement.
June 30th, 2010 at 2:05 am
It’s not the number that counts or is it?
Jacek
ps. what BESTAMERICANSEX.com at BESTNAME4DOMAIN.com should go for?
June 30th, 2010 at 7:11 am
@Jacek : At the best $100
June 30th, 2010 at 10:32 am
Quick suggestion (lucky I don’t invoice you for my time).
If you’re going to sell in bulk, the “grand portfolio” for a cemented price is okay. Then the “bulk packages” for $49.95 is okay, but what if people find only one domain they want? You should price them out at $99.95, so you can get buyers for at least ONE domain from the list. I saw about five domains in your list I was interested in, but I’m not buying 10 domains to get those five.
Set the bulk price for “3 or more” domains. That way, people can buy two domains for $99.95 each, and if they buy three, they actually get a $50 discount.
you’re welcome.
June 30th, 2010 at 11:20 am
@ Stephen:
I think you have a great strategy, however splitting them up like that would dilute the value of the out-standers, as those would sell first. Not every domain in here is worth $36, but some are worth 10-15 times that. Once the list has been picked through, the odds of 10K worth of domains moving from this list is minimal at best. A bulk buyer would be appeased if there were enough usable names in the list to make the purchase worthwhile.
June 30th, 2010 at 10:47 pm
@Floname
Well thanks, I can give you further debate on your interpretation of how the domains would sell if you sectioned them off:
1) Not everyone has the same idea of what a good domain is, so you might get lucky and sell a domain for a “low price” after all the good ones are picked off.
2)Most domainers who have the funds to buy all your domains for $10,000 are too focused and experienced to purchase all 272 UNLESS they saw value in them, because its just more domain management and renewall costs, which they don’t want to do if they don’t believe in the domains.
3) It’s best to let your buyers pick what they want first, give them a bulk deal minimum (3 domains is good), and allow “cherry picks” for more profit per domain.
Once that process has “weeded” out the “good ones” as you say, then you can offer up the others at any price you want. I’ve bought a lot of nice .orgs from another smart domain seller who just offered them up at $10 – $20, and I saw at least 15 domains I thought were at least worth five times that much, so I bought them.
Your biggest roadblock is finding someone to buy the whole package for $10,000, because they’re already professionals who want to keep their portfolio tight and profitable. But what if they offer you $250 for a cherry pick? Sell 10 of those and you’ve already made 25% of your sale expectation, and you still have a huge list of domains you can sell out for cheap.
I hope you prove me wrong tho and get a package buyer.
Hope this helps bro.
July 1st, 2010 at 7:19 am
@ Stephen:
Good words. I stand corrected.
If I were buying right now, I may approach this list just as you mentioned; offer xxx for a few cherry picks. I don’t see enough names in there that would move me to buy them all.
Best of luck with them!
July 1st, 2010 at 3:58 pm
Don’t need any of these. But one of them did give me an idea that led to me doing domain research that led to me finding a pretty sweet ass domain. So thanks, dude!
July 21st, 2010 at 1:42 am
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July 23rd, 2010 at 6:38 am
I’m selling 311 of my best domains (this post contains the entire list, you can either push them to auction at Auctionpus.com
July 25th, 2010 at 6:15 am
Hımm that’s a great domains
July 25th, 2010 at 6:18 am
I also think people believe names they register are more valuable than they actually would be to an end user.
July 29th, 2010 at 3:48 am
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August 10th, 2010 at 5:21 am
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August 12th, 2010 at 2:25 am
He came in later to the game and paid top dollar for most his domains…he has to sell them high.
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August 16th, 2010 at 4:13 am
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August 20th, 2010 at 4:41 am
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August 21st, 2010 at 8:21 pm
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am selling my domain portfolio. Please make a reasonable offer. They are about 300 domains with many generic words. You could choose one or several domains or the entire portfolio. The portfolio will be sold “as is”. The prices of all individual domains are listed at sedo.com (all prices are negotiable).
If you find a buyer for my portfolio, I will give you 15% commission.
E-mail: batchev@comcast.net Here is my portfolio:
ALPHABETICAL LISTING
Names a-h Names i-p Names q-z
3dScanningMachines.com IndonesiaOutsourcing.com Ranchers.biz
9-11Archives.com ItalyAlaCarte.com Ranches.biz
9-11Attack.com JapanAlaCarte.com RestaurantsAlaCarte.com
9-11Attacks.com JerusalemAlaCarte.com RioAlaCarte.com
911PenagonAttack.com LeninMausoleum.com RockSingers.info
9-11TerroristAttack.com LuggageScanners.com RomaniaOutsourcing.com
911TerroristAttacks.com MadridAlaCarte.com RussiaAlaCarte.com
9-11TerroristAttacks.com MaoTseDungMausoleum.com SafariTours.eu
AddOnLinks.com MexicoAlaCarte.com Sauces.info
AdultStem-Cell.com MilitaryCommission.com ScanningMachines.com
AdultStem-Cells.com MilitaryCommissions.com ScotlandAlaCarte.com
AirportScanners.com MohammadOmar.com SensitiveScreens.com
Al-QaedaNetwork.com MohammedAtta.com Septembre11Attacks.com
Al-QaidaNetwork.com MoscowAlaCarte.com SideEffect.info
Al-ZawahriTapes.com Mujahadeens.com SkinStem-Cell.com
AmsterdamAlaCarte.com Mujahedeens.com SkinStem-Cells.com
AspirinRegime.com MunichAlaCarte.com Stem-Cell.us
AymanAl-Zawahri.com Narcotrafficants.com Stem-CellLines.com
BaggageScanners.com NeuralStem-Cell.com StemCellSurgery.com
BelgiumAlaCarte.com NeuralStem-Cells.com Stem-CellTherapy.com
BinLadenTapes.com NewOrleansAlaCarte.com StemCellTransplantations.com
BiometricAuthentification.com NewYorkAlaCarte.com StockSplits.info
BiometricAuthentifications.com NorwayAlaCarte.com Strawberries.biz
BiometricIdentification.com OscarRewards.com Strawberries.info
BiometricIdentifiers.com Paris-DacarRally.com SwedenAlaCarte.com
BrazilAlaCarte.com Preembryo.com StrakingBack.com
BuenosAiresAlaCarte.com Preembryos.com Switzerlandalacarte.com
BulgariaOutsourcing.com PeemptiveStrkes.com Tabloids.info
CaliforniaAlaCarte.com Post9-11.com ThechnologicalRenaissance.com
ChinaAlaCarte.com TechRenaissance.com
ColaradoBasin.com TesticalStem-Cell.com
Country-CodeTLDs.com TesticalStem-Cells.com
CroatiaAlaCarte.com ThailandAlaCarte.com
Customer-Friendly.com TicketReservations.biz
DiskBased.com TicketReservations.info
Dot-Comers.com Tomatoes.biz
eCartoonists.com Tomatoes.info
EgyptAlaCarte.com Troglodytes.info
Electroguns.com uBid4Domains.com
EnglandAlaCarte.com uBid4Land.com
eNurseries.com UKaLaCarte.com
ePaperSupplies.com USAaLaCarte.com
Esthetes.com Value-Priced.com
Euronomics.info Veal.biz
FacialScanners.com Veal.info
FlorenceAlaCarte.com VeniceFilmFestival.info
FloridaAlaCarte.com ViennaAlaCarte.com
Fuckography.com Volcanos.info
GermanyAlaCarte.com WarOnAmerica.com
HawaiiAlaCarte.com WebSiteStory.us
HelloDoggies.com WestNileVirus.info
HelloHorses.com WholesaleDrugs.eu
HiDoggies.com WiFiAccess.us
HongKongAlaCarte.com WineAuction.biz
WorldFair2010.com
WorldFair2015.com
WorldFair2020.com
XRayDevices.com
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August 30th, 2010 at 12:20 am
I have the best solution: Don’t use it. Why support crappy software? I use openoffice and Pages and am trying as hard as possible to avoid any office product.
September 7th, 2010 at 1:27 am
I agree with you. Domaining is not fun if you can’t efficiently manage a portfolio.thanks for shearing..