iCauseTrouble:
I won't say it's bad but it's not my kind of name.

Jimneighbour:
thanks boss, I have submitted to SH already... Waiting for their review

AkProsper:
I have a serious issue and I need help.

All my mails since last week have been going to spam.

I've done 3 days break twice, change sales letter and subject titles,

Only for me to resume today and the mail is still going to spam. ☹️☹️

Alexxien:
Congrats Beckplanet and to every sellers in the house....For those who lately seems to be very interested in learning brandables.....BeckPlanet once wrote an extensive notes on this niche, which i considered to be timeless.

If interested, visit page 658-665 to soak yourself in beckplanet brandable wisdom.

(Freshers; pls stay away from brandables and start with Geo no matter the excitement. E get why ) Great month ahead for us all.

SIBF:
Available hamdregs, don't sleep on it

Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.com

Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia.com

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.com

Pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism.com

Floccinaucinihilipilification.com

AkProsper:
I have a serious issue and I need help.

All my mails since last week have been going to spam.

I've done 3 days break twice, change sales letter and subject titles,

Only for me to resume today and the mail is still going to spam. ☹️☹️

AkProsper:
I have a serious issue and I need help.

All my mails since last week have been going to spam.

I've done 3 days break twice, change sales letter and subject titles,

Only for me to resume today and the mail is still going to spam. ☹️☹️

That's a common phenomenon. Relax, there's nothing to worry here.

Try this simple hack:

1. Send test emails to your alternate email accounts and that of your relatives / friends.

2. Keep the mails short and simple.

3. If the emails land in the spam boxes, open each email and tap the "Report Not Spam" option. This action will push the message back to the inbox and disable as spam.

4. Repeat step 3 in all receiving spam boxes.

5. Wait for some hours and try sending new emails to those alternate accounts to check the new status.

6. Once the spam status is cleared, resume using your email account(s).

Best wishes.

iCauseTrouble:
People are really hitting it big mehn. Alot of silent guys in this industry

cdor777:


I follow this guy on Twitter, he deals with gambling domain names and he has a ton of them

Sapiosexuality:
Miles different.

iCauseTrouble:
I just came across him today. He deals only with gambling domains. I checked his names out. He still has alot of names at over 50k. According to him, he has been investing in gambling domains for over 3 years

BOOKWORMLUX:

How do you know it's going to spam folders?

Rankett:


Are you sending manually(1 by 1) or bulk?

From Custom email or Gmail?

CornOak:


That's a common phenomenon. Relax, there's nothing to worry here.

Try this simple hack:


Best wishes.

AkProsper:

1. I stopped getting response when I send mails. To confirm my suspicion, one person reply not interested letting me know that my mail went to his spam box.
2. I also send mails to my other email to my other email.


I send them manually. 1 by 1
From Gmail not custom Mail.

Osas187:
maybe the mail you are using had a digit number like oliverm4@gmail dot com

iCauseTrouble:
People are really hitting it big mehn. Alot of silent guys in this industry

donsheva:
Venue : Squadhelp
Sale Price : $1,899 BIN
Net : $1,329
Hold time : 1 year , 5 months and 9 days.

donsheva:
Venue : Squadhelp
Sale Price : $1,899 BIN
Net : $1,329
Hold time : 1 year , 5 months and 9 days.

donsheva:
Venue : Squadhelp
Sale Price : $1,899 BIN
Net : $1,329
Hold time : 1 year , 5 months and 9 days.

donsheva:
Venue : Squadhelp
Sale Price : $1,899 BIN
Net : $1,329
Hold time : 1 year , 5 months and 9 days.

Crazeworld:
I think experience plays a great role in pricing. Some people have really nice names but just doesn't know how much they're worth so they price low to sell. Most of those in this category actually got those names for reg fee so they figured x100, x150, etc. is a steal.

Some on the other hand have some really nice names and they know the worth so they won't sell for cheap. They set the bar high up and don't mind waiting.
Meta//Payments dot co sold for £38,888 under two weeks while Meta//Avatars dot net sold for €38,000 under 4months. It will interest you to know that both of them were handregs sold by the same person in October 2021.

Another important factor to pricing is the amount of cash you've got in the bank. People ask more when they have more than enough to spend. They are not under pressure to sell.
Metaverse//xyz sold for $9,888.
Sportsbet//xyz sold for $104k.
Wrap//xyz for $110k.

The three names were sold by the same person. The first sold early 2021 while last two sold recently. While they are all great names, the first one is undoubtedly worth more than the other two. While we can argue that metaverse hasn't blown up back then, the reason why it sold low was because she didn't ask much for it.

Going through Swetha's sales reports on Namepros, her average selling price late 2020 / early '21 was mid four figures. Fast forward to 2022, she frequently sells mid five figures. What happened you might ask? She clearly increased her prices because obviously, she has more than enough money in the bank.

A guy on Twitter sold a one word .us extension for over $420k from an initial offer of $500. His first counter offer was 10btc and despite receiving 75k, 200k, 350k, he kept turning them all down till his demand was met. How was he able to pull that off? Yes the domain might be great but he obviously has a shitload of money in his bank account.

Isaacmacdon:




If you know the value a domain has, do well to stand your ground.

Learner47:


U'v made some geo sales...in the spirit of giving back to the thread...have u shared some of d name...just one in dix thread. I'd personally like to learn from ur sales. Thnk u.

James39:
So the own of rooted .com Riz M has passed on and Godaddy working to recover his domains for his family.

Rip to him