… and for domainers from other countries who get paid in dollars and who are seeing their local currency fall against the USD.
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This months’ GreatDomains event will end in approximately one day and two hours, be sure to take a look if you haven’t by now. It should come as no surprise that short domains are in the spotlight once again, so be sure to bring a sturdy wallet with you if you plan on bidding!

Click HERE if you’d like to take a look at their entire inventory.
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First of all, I’d like to congratulate Mike as well as GoDaddy on the sale, deals like this one are great for the industry IMO.

I’m happy Mike dramatically reduced his daily stress level and this brings me to one of the things people don’t talk about very often: the hidden costs of domaining or the toll domaining can and will take on your life.
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Trying an interesting experiment today: I’m offering 4 premium LLLLs (- edited: the domains have been removed -) and will be using the same “only one offer per person” principle that I usually go with when I’m selling one domain. People only get to send me one email through which they make an offer. It can be an individual offer, it can be a bulk offer or both but the bottom line is that you only get to contact me once.
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It’s no secret that as a response to the 2007-2008 financial crisis, central banks have been pumping money into the economy like crazy, yet there haven’t been any real inflation problems up until this point. In the United States for example, base money went up about 4 times, from 800-ish billion to 3.2 TRILLION.
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… except for the registry, of course 🙂

Frank Schilling posted an honest + interesting comment on to a DomainIncite post and in my opinion, domainers need to realize that yes, a *lot* of new gTLDS will fail. A lot.
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Some really awesome short domains at this month’s Sedo GreatDomains event, deep pockets only 🙂

Bidding is now open and all of the auctions will end on the 10th, click HERE if you’d like to take a look at their entire inventory.
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If you’re following the various short domain-related discussions out there, you’ll notice most domainers think they have it all figured out.

Some say Chinese Premium LLLL.coms will hit $10k next year. Or $25k. Or more.

Others say they’ll go back down to $1,000. Or $100. Or regfee.
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This post has been written by David George, admin at Prycr.com, dad, full-time real estate and mortgage expert, part-time domainer.

Now that I’ve introduced myself and shared the experience of my first domain name sale in my last post, I thought I would fast forward a bit and share some insight that I found useful years ago, but that still helps me today. Over the years, I have become quite disciplined in evaluating and buying domains, and these small practices served me very well in the beginning.
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