Learner47:


I'm a newbie ...&learning. Don't consider my answers to ur questions as an expert. U'd have to figure what works best for u as u journey along.

1. I send emails from Tuesday to Friday. Sometimes skip Friday.
2. From 2pm-once it's 9pm I'm done with domaining. U can do 9m till midnight if u can.
3. If it has UpTo 50 end users confirmed email address u stand a chance+ other factors checked. But personally like right now, I won't register this name.
4. Ma email done lost. I try as much to answer questions nd drop everything here.

Congrats on ur sale. As far as u don't give up u may turn out to be d next Braden Pollock. Gdluck Sir.

Learner47:


3. If it has UpTo 50 end users confirmed email address u stand a chance+ other factors checked. But personally like right now, I won't register this name.

Cashew:
Hi guys,

Is nameworth appraisal a good place to check the value of domains.

I hope the experienced guys can help with this question

Mrsoftwork:
Please how did you search for your end users? Which keyword did you use?

alawi5k:
Domainers, always looking for reported sales but are not comfortable to report their sales.

Even those that post more than ten times on a page here and chat with themselves ( using one moniker to post and another to reply the same post) are also not comfortable to report sales.


Niche no dey finish.


Some backordered abused domain and be expecting sales. I will drop Geo domains ( after 4th reoutbound), three months later, I will see the domain listed on Dan and the person will think he will sell it. I dey laugh

Rwshd:



The buyer hit "Buy Now" immediately after receiving my mail. I had scheduled my mails the night before to hit my end users' inboxes early on that fateful Saturday morning. I checked my mail around 11:30 am (around the time the emails were rolling out) and saw that glorious email from SAV. I cashed out from SAV 5 days later, and the money ($151.6 [after SAV's 4% commission and $26 wire transfer fee]) hit my dom account 6 days after cashing out.

If one thing can kill a newbie at inception, it is GREED.
you all.

Greenbuoy:
Boston *keyword*

BOOKWORMLUX:


Thanks for sharing

Explain that GREED something when you have time pls

How many domains do you have in your portfolio?

Rwshd:


You're welcome, sir.

By greed, I mean that aspiring geo-domainers should focus on making small sales, building confidence, and stepping it up g.r.a.d.u.a.l.l.y. It takes time, and that's one thing I've learnt from the OP of this thread (I'm yet to enroll for his private class though).

I was unrealistic with my pricing when I started out late last year, but after recording no sales for over 4 months, I had to start from page 1 ! From there, I learnt that sometimes, it's better to leave some money (or most of the money sef) on the table than to leave all of the money on the table. Or in one member's words, low sale is better than no sale.

My portfolio comprises fewer than 30 domains, most of which are just "hasty crap". But I'm happy I'm learning.

Cashew:
Hi guys,

Is nameworth appraisal a good place to check the value of domains.

I hope the experienced guys can help with this question

symbuul:


Do you mean registering a name on Dan? Sorry you can't. Dan is just a marketplace to sell domains for now.

Rwshd:


Thanks for asking @BOOKWORMLUX. Here goes:

*****FIRST SALE ALERT******

Domain name: Johnscreek\\TreeService\\com
Sale price: $185 (BIN)
Sales type: Outbound
Venue: SAV
Purchase price: SAV $6.95
Hold time: 1 month 4 days (bought on May 7 and sold on Jun. 11)

I had watched the name as it dropped and hoped that no one would register it before I had the funds to do so. I registered the domain about a week or two later at SAV and landed it at the SAV marketplace (yes, SAV! ).

The buyer hit "Buy Now" immediately after receiving my mail. I had scheduled my mails the night before to hit my end users' inboxes early on that fateful Saturday morning. I checked my mail around 11:30 am (around the time the emails were rolling out) and saw that glorious email from SAV. I cashed out from SAV 5 days later, and the money ($151.6 [after SAV's 4% commission and $26 wire transfer fee]) hit my dom account 6 days after cashing out.

If one thing can kill a newbie at inception, it is GREED. I'll also advise anyone seriously considering this as a side hustle to read from page 1 (as I wrote previously, I'm still on 815). I'll continue my story later; I still have more "stories" to glean from this thread.

@Learner47, thank you for your reply. Thank you all.

Faboosuarez:

. Ohh, thanks for the info
Wat if I wanna buy?

Rwshd:


You're welcome, sir.

By greed, I mean that aspiring geo-domainers should focus on making small sales, building confidence, and stepping it up g.r.a.d.u.a.l.l.y. It takes time, and that's one thing I've learnt from the OP of this thread (I'm yet to enroll for his private class though).

I was unrealistic with my pricing when I started out late last year, but after recording no sales for over 4 months, I had to start from page 1 ! From there, I learnt that sometimes, it's better to leave some money (or most of the money sef) on the table than to leave all of the money on the table. Or in one member's words, low sale is better than no sale.

My portfolio comprises fewer than 30 domains, most of which are just "hasty crap". But I'm happy I'm learning.

Rwshd:


Thanks for asking @BOOKWORMLUX. Here goes:

*****FIRST SALE ALERT******

Domain name: Johnscreek\\TreeService\\com
Sale price: $185 (BIN)
Sales type: Outbound
Venue: SAV
Purchase price: SAV $6.95
Hold time: 1 month 4 days (bought on May 7 and sold on Jun. 11)


The buyer hit "Buy Now" immediately after receiving my mail. I had scheduled my mails the night before to hit my end users' inboxes early on that fateful Saturday morning. I checked my mail around 11:30 am (around the time the emails were rolling out) and saw that glorious email from SAV.

therealMcCain:


I like your soft approach in asking your questions.

Maybe that's why you haven't been getting "start reading from page 1" responses

How far have you gotten in this thread?

Zigla:
you received $151 from sav? I think sav don't pay such low amount until you have made enough money. I'm surprise they paid you 151 through wire transfer. Congrats bro.

Vikkoh:


My own question is how did you schedule the mails?
What software do you use to do your outbound?

Cashew:
Thank you for your response, I got to this thread due to some events, unlike many here who are completely new to buying and selling of domains, I have been involved for many years but never really saw the 'business' side of it.

Let me take time to share my experience selling 2 domains.

I started getting interested in this by accident, sometime in 2021 I got a call from a godaddy rep that someone was interested in one of my domains, he said the person made an offer for $2000, jokingly I told him that people had called me for $7000 and I rejected, he said ok he would contact the buyer, never heard back from the guy for like 2 weeks.

He sent me an email if I would let it go for $5000, told him NO , 5 days or so later he emailed that the buyer had agreed to pay the $7000. I asked if i will be getting exact $7k, as I did not want a single deduction. He said yes the buyer would be paying all fees. The wire transfer got to my account 2 days after I clicked "I agree" in the link he sent me.

Fast forward to June 3, 2022 or there about, I checked an email I had not checked in weeks, saw an email from one company called afternic asking me if I was interested selling a 6 letter domain for a lower amount than I listed on godaddy. I listed it with no real intention of selling, just wanted to see what would happen, listed it for $18,000 over a year ago. I replied NO again as I wanted to stick to the $18k.

I kept refreshing that mail nearly every 5 hrs. About 5 days later, they said your domain is sold I logged into my account and saw a totally different amount from the 18k, keep in mind these mails were all coming from the afternic company, went to the site and discovered it was owned by godaddy.

I called when I figured out that these guys deducted $1000+15%, I told them I wanted to change my mind regarding the sale, he said no that I already added a buy it now price on godaddy that as a matter of fact the funds have been initiated on their end to my account.

My search online brought me to this thread which led me to asking many of the questions I am asking. I became more curious after this last sale, as I am now seeing the business side of this.

Now I am interested in getting deep into the business.

I hope you now understand the reason for my "calm questions".

Cashew:

He sent me an email if I would let it go for $5000, told him NO , 5 days or so later he emailed that the buyer had agreed to pay the $7000. I asked if i will be getting exact $7k, as I did not want a single deduction. He said yes the buyer would be paying all fees. The wire transfer got to my account 2 days after I clicked "I agree" in the link he sent me.

Cashew:
Thank you for your response, I got to this thread due to some events, unlike many here who are completely new to buying and selling of domains, I have been involved for many years but never really saw the 'business' side of it.

Let me take time to share my experience selling 2 domains.

I started getting interested in this by accident, sometime in 2021 I got a call from a godaddy rep that someone was interested in one of my domains, he said the person made an offer for $2000, jokingly I told him that people had called me for $7000 and I rejected, he said ok he would contact the buyer, never heard back from the guy for like 2 weeks.

He sent me an email if I would let it go for $5000, told him NO , 5 days or so later he emailed that the buyer had agreed to pay the $7000. I asked if i will be getting exact $7k, as I did not want a single deduction. He said yes the buyer would be paying all fees. The wire transfer got to my account 2 days after I clicked "I agree" in the link he sent me.

Fast forward to June 3, 2022 or there about, I checked an email I had not checked in weeks, saw an email from one company called afternic asking me if I was interested selling a 6 letter domain for a lower amount than I listed on godaddy. I listed it with no real intention of selling, just wanted to see what would happen, listed it for $18,000 over a year ago. I replied NO again as I wanted to stick to the $18k.

I kept refreshing that mail nearly every 5 hrs. About 5 days later, they said your domain is sold I logged into my account and saw a totally different amount from the 18k, keep in mind these mails were all coming from the afternic company, went to the site and discovered it was owned by godaddy.

I called when I figured out that these guys deducted $1000+15%, I told them I wanted to change my mind regarding the sale, he said no that I already added a buy it now price on godaddy that as a matter of fact the funds have been initiated on their end to my account.

My search online brought me to this thread which led me to asking many of the questions I am asking. I became more curious after this last sale, as I am now seeing the business side of this.

Now I am interested in getting deep into the business.

I hope you now understand the reason for my "calm questions".

Carmal90:
$18k??
I hail .

Learner47:


Another Nigerian Tony about to emerge. Finger crossed.

therealMcCain:


You want to buy to sell or buy to use?

Carmal90:


Tell me about the first Tony.
Never heard about him.

Learner47:


Another Nigerian Tony about to emerge.