Sorry guys but the Forbes article is spot on, you should just let all of your domains expire and stop wasting your time/money.
But you know what, since I want to do you a favor and help you out, I’d be willing to take all of the domains you paid $xxxx+ for off your hands and pay you a more than reasonable cent on the dollar.
Yep, one entire cent for every dollar you spent.
So if you bought a worthless LLL dot com for let’s say 10,000, I’m willing to help you out by paying you $100 for it.
No need to thank me, don’t even think about it.
I understand how hard it must be to own worthless one worders, LL domains, LLL domains and so on. I really do.
So again, no need to thank me for my generosity.
Just email me at admin@domainingtips.com to take advantage of my generous offer if you’d like me to take those useless Internet thingies off your hands.
November 23rd, 2013 at 11:19 am
Thanks for your generosity 🙂
November 23rd, 2013 at 6:33 pm
The heritage auction did way better than other recent auctions, but selling rates are still under 50%. That is a very weak market and the author is right to describe it as such.
November 24th, 2013 at 2:47 am
@Snoopy: that could be one interpretation; another interpretation could be that since there are no institutional investors in this industry, it hasn’t been affected in a positive manner by QE like the stock market has, for example.
Therefore, what if the domaining industry is actually recovering in a slower but sustainable manner compared to stocks where we are in bubble territory and bonds where the bubble is already in its “this is outright ridiculous” stages?