Today: Monetizing Deleted Domains / Buyer does not wish to pay through PayPal after I already pushed the domain / Is $1 to $3 too much for a ‘decent’ but not high-quality domain? / And more!

Here are the new domain discussions and domain news.

Why does it have to be end-user or reseller? – I have seen a lot of people giving appraisals with just 2 price ranges. I think I agree there should be a 3rd (middle) range. A great appraiser that does this calls the middle range, the “Hobbyist” range. I think Eric over at NamePros has this one nailed perfectly. What are your thoughts?

Best .Com Domain Registered Direct From A Registrar? (Last 2 Years) – Share your best hand registered domain name in the last two years that you either developed, sold for a huge profit, or still own with a premium price tag on it.

Ices.info – Really? Did someone actually register this for reselling? What were they thinking? Do you thinkeIces.info has any value at all in today’s markets?

Monetizing Deleted Domains – What are your thoughts about this? Have you ever monetized a deleted domain name before? If so, what kind of results did you have? Please share your research and statistics.

Is $1 to $3 too much for a ‘decent’ but not high-quality domain? – It seems that a lot of people with questionable domain investments are confused as to why they are not selling for $1 to $3. It’s quite possible the domain in question was a bad investment initially and nobody is interested in acquiring them.

Buyer does not wish to pay through PayPal after I already pushed the domain – OMG! Why do so many people push a domain first before confirming payment for the domain asset? This just baffles me. People don’t walk out of a grocery store with products without paying first. Domain assets are no different.

Domains will go up faster in value than any other commodity ever known to mankind – How do you feel about this bold domain value statement? Do you agree that domain assets will steadily grow in value faster than any other commodity ever known or is it just hype?

Today: The top 5 new gTLDs in domain investors portfolios / .co.in extension showcase and discussion / Die-hard domain investing or digital asset investing? / And more!

Here are the new domain discussions and domain news.

Wanted LLL.com’s under $10,000 – Be sure to check your portfolio for one of these three letter .com’s. This investor is ready to buy them up!

TryAndBuy.net – Maybe a “try before you buy” type promotional network? Companies that offer free trials might get some good exposure on such a network. But, is the domain asset itself worth anything?

BitSwap.com – A digital coin swapping site maybe? It’s bind of limited with “bit” in the name though. How much would you value this domain asset for?

The top 5 new gTLDs in domain investors portfolios – What are the top five new gTLD’s that you invest into? Care to share some of your research and data with other new gTLD investors? Learn what other investors buy and why.

.co.in extension showcase and discussion – Share your .co.in ccTLD domain assets here. Don’t be shy, discuss .co.in ccTLD investments with other like-minded investors and brainstorm new ways to reach end-users.

Die-hard domain investing or digital asset investing? – Which type of investor are you? There is obviously more scalability when it comes to domain name assets than there is with digital currencies. How many of your investments is domain name related?

Are you keeping track of the money you make investing in domain assets? – How are you keeping track of your domain profits? Are you using a software, digital notes, or writing it down the old-fashioned way with a pencil and paper?

Today: Outbound selling tactics / Negotiating with a potential buyer / Mixing Cyrillic letters and Latin letters / And more!

Here are the new domain discussions and domain news.

Buying GOOD 1 words / 2L’s of any TLD – Be sure to check your portfolio for one of these bad boys. This investor has cash burning a hole in their pockets and ready to buy some domain names.

Sold another four letter dot com for $XX,XXX – Awesome sale! These are the kind of domain names sales reports that get your blood pumping and motivate you to get back out there and sell some domain names.

LpTop.com – Am I missing something? Why did they invest in this domain asset? I get that if you add a letter it would spell out “Laptop”, but seriously, is there any value in such a domain name?

Mixing Cyrillic letters and Latin letters – Now this is a strange investing strategy. Have you ever mixed puny codes to see if you could sell them? It just seems like a backward way to invest.

Negotiating with a potential buyer – What would you do if you were in the same situation and trying to negotiate with this potential buyer? Would you do something different?

Outbound selling tactics – Do you have a specific outbound sales tactic that works better than all the others? Be sure to compare notes with other investors that have good outbound strategies too.

Domain investing Strategies With The Highest ROI – Share your domain name investing strategies with other domain investors and compare notes to see who has the best strategy to generate the highest return on investments.

Today: Here are some real domain investing costs to consider / Portfolio size versus sales / CPU.com finally sold for $180k / And more!

Here are the new domain discussions and domain news.

$100 logo contest – Do you have some design skills and looking for some extra cash to put in your wallet? Get on over to the contest and submit an entry for consideration. Good luck!

Inventory dot com sold for – It’s a small $150 sales report, but it’s not really that great of a misspelled domain name. I’m surprised it got as much as it did. Congrats on the sale!

EastAmerica.com – Hmm. Not sure what to think about this domain asset. North, South, and Central America are real, but I don’t think East and West America is. What would you appraise a domain like this one for?

Portfolio size versus sales – Many people say that domain investing is a numbers game and that the bigger the portfolio, the more frequent the sales. Do you have any statistics or evidence to prove otherwise?

Here are some real domain investing costs to consider – If you haven’t taken time to break down your monthly domain investment expenses, you might want to make time after reading this. It’s important to fully understand what your costs are going to be prior to investing in hundreds/thousands of domain names.

CPU.com finally sold for $180k – Awesome sale! You have to love motivational sales like this one. it keeps that domain blood pumping and heart racing.

Investing in GEO + service domains is a good strategy – Do you invest in GEO + Service domain name assets? Can you share some of your research data with other like-minded investors? What is the ROI you’ve been averaging?

Today: Domain investing vs. gambling / .gives new gTLD discussion / The average domain parking CTR% / And more!

Here are the new domain discussions and domain news.

Which valuation tool is your go-to? – Seriously? Personally, I think that any automated evaluation/appraisal tool is invalid and should be avoided at all costs.

I was scammed and its embarrassing – Have you ever been scammed like this before or do you operate with more security measures in place that trigger red flags?

Why do newly registered domains retain less value? – Can someone explain why a newly registered domain asset has less value than one that’s been owned, but never sold, for over a decade? This might be a trick question. You decide.

The average domain parking CTR% – Lot’s of investors park their domain names, but what are they really generating on average in CTR %s? Collaborate and share your CTR data with other investors that park their domain names.

Domain investing vs. gambling – Do you relate your domain investing to gambling? Do you really think that it’s a game of luck/odds like gambling is or could there be research and hard data to back investments?

.gives new gTLD discussion – Do you own any .gives new gTLDs? Can you share some of your research and statistics with other .gives domain asset investors? Collaborate with other like-minded new gTLD investors.

Are you bailing out and selling your crypto domains with others? – How are you managing your crypto domain assets in today’s markets? Has the trend ended and got you scrambling to sell or are you holding on and crossing your fingers things get better?

Today: California, Silicon Valley Domain Investor Meetup / .CC end user domain markets / Buying Single Spanish word .Com’s / And more!

Here are the new domain discussions and domain news.

How much is your limit on single domain auctions? – Is there a such a thing as a limit on domain auctions? Shouldn’t the “Limit” depend on the domain name being auctioned and not a flat rate that encompasses any domain name?

GamblingFeeds.com – There is still a lot of money in the online gambling niches, but is there any money in gambling feeds that would justify value for a domain like GamblingFeeds.com?

Buying Single Spanish word .Com’s – Be sure to check your portfolio for one of these single Spanish word .com’s. This investor is ready to buy!

Lawnmowers.co.uk – any thoughts? – Lawnmowers are a hot item in the U.S.A., but are they just as hot in the U.K.? What kind of value would you put on Lawnmowers.co.uk?

California, Silicon Valley Domain Investor Meetup – Are you in the silicon valley area of California and a domain investor? Interested in meeting up with other like-minded investors like yourself?

.CC end user domain markets – Share your .cc ccTLD statistics and data with other .cc domain investors. Compare notes and brainstorm new strategies.

How to present the .com to the owner of the ccTLD version – Have you had much luck with this strategy? What are some tips that you would recommend when approaching the owner of a ccTLD in the same name as the .com asset you want to sell them?

Today: .tv ccTLD market – Thriving or diving? / .life investment discussion / Domain names are a decentralized technology / And more!

Here are the new domain discussions and domain news.

How to sell a domain asset to a company with the hyphenated version – Have you ever tried this? How did it go? Do you have some tips, tricks, or strategies you can share to help walk newer investors through the steps?

FlowerDeliveryReview.com – Affiliate Possibility or etc – I’m just not feeling how the three words in FlowerDeliveryReview.com play together. Maybe if it was plural it would be better? What kind of value do you think this 3-word singular has?

WatchCoins.Com – Seriously? WatchCoins.com? While I can see that it’s meant to be developed into a site that monitors an assortment of coins in one place for convenience, I’m just not seeing why it would have value with all the crypto/coin markets crashing. What do you think it’s worth?

Domain names are a decentralized technology – Do you agree that domain names are a decentralized technology and on it’s way to being replaced by new technology soon? I’m just not buying it, are you?

.tv ccTLD market – Thriving or diving? – Now this is an interesting discussion/debate about the ccTLD .tv extension. If you are a .tv investor or thinking about investing in .tv domain names, this is the discussion you want to be involved in.

.life investment discussion – Do you own any .life and want to share your investment? Looking to discuss the .life extension in more detail and share stats with other .life investors? If so, then this is the discussion for you.

The death of domaining is on the horizon – There is some crazy talk about domain investing losing momentum and crashing like it was a cryptocurrency or something. I don’t think there is any accuracy to the report. What do you think?

Today: Com vs. Cm – An investors perspective / Recent Dictionary Word Domain Name Sales / Why expiration dates are important / And more!

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Today: .com is not “king” anymore /Looking for Premium .COM’s Only! /  Why expiration dates are important / And more!

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Today: Quick flip: Handreg to $2,395 in 22 days / The future of .EU domains / NamesCon/ROTD Auction Results (2018) / And more!

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