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AboutMarty:Subject: Secure The .com Version Of Your Domain Before Year End Greetings to you, Mr. [Name], I noticed you currently use [Name].net for your business, and I thought you might want to know that [Name].com is available for acquisition. Upgrading to the .com can strengthen your brand’s credibility, improve visibility, and prevent others from using the name. With your .net set to expire in December, this could be a great time to secure the .com version before it is gone. If you are interested, I would be happy to share acquisition details. Best regards, [Your Name] [Your contact info] |
Wow. God's general goes home. May his gentle soul rest in peace. |
ComeComing:4$/.com reg currently @unstoppable in 24hrs |
AkProsper:The W-8 form requested by Atom is a U.S. IRS tax form that non-U.S. domain investors outside the United States must submit. The form is to establish that you are not a U.S. resident for tax purposes and allows Atom to pay you proceeds from domain sales without withholding U.S. income tax. The only deductions will be Atom's sale commission (not tax), and the transaction fees by your banks. To process the form, download it from Atom, then upload on smallpdf.com to fill it with the required details. Finally, download the processed copy and send to Atom via email or customer service chat. I hope this info helps. More sales to everyone. |
Brandwiser:For Grey, the daily limit for transfer from business account is now $100,000, while the monthly limit is $1,000,000. You can confirm from Grey customer support. https://support.grey.co/en/articles/5772724-guidelines-for-receiving-payments-to-your-us-bank-account
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Sale report Atom-owned domain HT: 2 years, 9 months SP: $1,799 Net Proceed: $450 Never give up; yours is on the way.
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Check out what domain comrades are saying. https://x.com/MichaelCyger/status/1950158367382487245?t=mnK1CX_cmVh2V-D5zaPyxw&s=19 |
chidiokay:Better still, you connect with me via my Nairaland Profile https://www.nairaland.com/mrpaddy |
chidiokay:You need to add details to your Nairaland signature so you can see my contact info on the comments section. |
chidiokay:Yes, there is. |
WarrenP:It is difficult with naija bank cards. That is what gave birth to this thread. See my signature for solution. |
Greenscientist:Any enduser that needs a domain will buy without requesting for a phone call. Remember, no matter how you try to be credible during those calls, you can't be more credible than the domain marketplaces. Except you're very good at selling via phone calls, always refer your potential endusers that request for calls to the sales representatives where the domains are listed. For example: Kindly speak with the domain sales team at: Atom•com: +1(877) 3 5 5 3 5 8 5 Godaddy•com: +1(480) 6 5 1 9 7 4 1 |
I'm liquidating Shine•ng for an urgent reinvestment. $200 at www.Shine.ng
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yusufu16:No, please. Far less than the price. |
ogododo:Really, you don't know them. And if the victims identify the attachers, and go after them, the same sultan will say they are killing innocent hunters/northerners.
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Update: The reasons behind Natasha's ordeal in the senate, s3xual harassment allegation against Akpabio (evidence in court), INEC etc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ8FDQn4go0?si=u3ztqOaAkuEv6ZYb |
Be a Domainer, Not a DomANNOYER How to Stop Being an Annoying Domainer (and Start Being a Respected One) We all make mistakes when starting out in domaining, it's part of the journey. But there are certain lines we need to draw early on to avoid staying stuck as a newbie... or worse, becoming an annoying domainer. If you want to be taken seriously and respected in the community, avoid these common habits: 1. Stop sending long lists of low-quality domains into DMs. Sending 30 random names with “interested?” helps no one. If someone’s open to buying, they’ll ask. Lead with value, not volume. 2. Don’t register domains and ask for appraisals. If you're not confident in the name, don’t buy it. Posting in 5 groups for validation doesn’t make it valuable. Research first, register later. 3. Avoid comment spam. Someone says "domain" and you reply with your full for-sale list? Not cool. It's noisy and makes you look desperate, not serious. 4. Don’t hijack threads. If someone shares a sale or starts a discussion, don’t jump in with your promo. Respect the space and the conversation. 5. Don’t buy what you can’t hold. If you can’t hold a domain for 2–3 years, don’t buy it. Quick flips rarely work, and trying to dump bad names ruins trust. 6. Respect privacy. No sharing of private convos, or gossiping about other domainers. Be the one others trust. 7. Don’t annoy buyers. If someone posts a sale, don’t chase their buyer with your low-quality names. You're burning bridges for the whole industry. 8. Act like it’s a real business, because it is. Be professional. Be polite. Follow up with respect. In domaining, your reputation is your most valuable asset. Domaining isn’t just about buying names, it’s about building credibility, community, and long-term value. Let’s raise the bar together. Senthil Rajendren (@SenthilRajendrn) https://x.com/SenthilRajendrn |
SouthSouth1914:Listen to Trump's complain about trade imbalance against the USA, in 1988, 37 years ago. I'm sure many of those with bias comments against Trump who wants to restore his country economic power weren't even born then. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lb6u6t5Nfus?si=-LMDzoaRQc1ux3fF |
edoman2016:Still available for a short time. Chat me up on whatsapp for discussion to get the domain. https://paddydigital.com |
Happy new month, guys! Register .COM domains at Dynadot for $6.99 with promo code LUCKYCOM25 until 10th March. |
Gpexchange:Congratulations, bro. Quality domains own the market.
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Always double speaking. What if that is the last option to uproot Tinubu whom you claimed you helped to win the last election?
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Greenscientist:Atom domain lander test Turkey (with VPN): Resolved Nigeria (with VPN): Resolved Nigeria (without VPN): Unresolved If a web page fails to resolve, it might be due to DNS issues, server downtime, incorrect URLs, or network problems. I feel the unresolved Atom landers in Nigeria (without VPN) may be caused by network glitches by ISP. Since I use MTN and domain landers at Atom don't resolve, I'll suggest those with Glo, 9Mobile, Airtel can check to compare. And if confirmed all the ISP in Nigeria don't support Atom domain landers, that would be a big disadvantage, especially if the listed domain names target Nigerian market. |
Comprehensive List of Tools for Finding and Valuing Expired Domains by Adam Maysonet (@synozeer) Finding valuable expired domain names can often be a daunting task, but using these tools can make it much more manageable. Spending time researching droplists and utilizing a variety of tools is essential to discover these hidden gems. Each resource offers unique insights, from search capabilities and domain stats to keyword information and historical data. By leveraging these tools wisely, you'll be able to make informed decisions and uncover high-value domains that can significantly boost your online presence. LEARN MORE: https://x.com/synozeer/status/1815481954768216391?t=hvGgWxghwRiu_pB0W-9Mcg&s=09 |
iykepromotions:Congratulations, boss, and everyone who keep sharing sales info. Your contributions are inspiring, and your wells will never run dry.
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Natural2Heal:Supported. This thread is full of great insights. There are domain investors who have extra cash to experiment, and once they tell you their negative experience, ignore such at your own loss. If you're to register a .ng domain, and build a website on it for personal use, go ahead. But for domain flipping, that market isn't profitable for now. Meanwhile, my Put•ng, Agile•ng, Shine•ng, HomeCare•ng expire soon. There were meant for flipping experiment. No aftermarket interest. |