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justmykel:
Oh I see!
If that one come make them reject the names nko

Simpsonrocket:
I think he only ads the domain to Dan whenever there is a buyer.

Something tells me I know that OJ SAMSON on FB

richkal:
Those two domain names selected by Oga Iyke are good ones in my perspective. I will advise you to send two more follow up messages with discount before you move one to the next domain names.

One of the untold realities about this business is that you will get more of "No replies" or "Not Interested" replies. This stuff happens to everyone on here.

Though it can be depressing doing lots of outboundings and receives no or bad responses, especially when you are yet to make first sale, but you need to keep the ball rolling by regging more names ( US city+service, rental etc)

Bro to be very honest, this business is base on number game, the more you reg the more chances of getting sales, together with grace. I hope this helps.

P.s: cooperstown is a village in NY, you should always go for cities with shear amount of population.

P.s: watch out for registrars that do promo, this will give you chance to reg more domain Names without hurting your pocket.

Innoxxacs:
ladyF is genuine, tested and trusted.

Callmeibironke:
Sales alert!

domain: the//insulation// company/// in king.
Hold time: 17 months
sales price: $1350 (my minimum offer)
sales type: Inbound offer


The history of this name is quite long. Like how I got it and decided to keep it.

Just when I decided not to renew names - an offer came for this name.

I got an offer this week for this name (my minimum offer) and I thought countering it for $2500.

Reasons:
1. I am the only one the king. Almost all extensions are gone.
2. I've held it for more than 12 months.

But the buyer declined and added that; he will look for another name . So, I let it go.

Domain flipping is trickery. Sometimes, when you decide to partially let go; sales come in to motivate you to keep strong.

Then again, I've noticed and I think someone has pointed this out that in domain flipping business, you will also get your investment back. Well, kinda true for me.

P.S: I also got a job this month after I kinda lost my previous job back in Feb, this year. Double alert month end.


BTW: I have like 20 geo names expired and in grace period I think I can renew (I've got them during NetSol's promo)

Callmeibironke:
Sales alert!

domain: the//insulation// company/// in king.
Hold time: 17 months
sales price: $1350 (my minimum offer)
sales type: Inbound offer


The history of this name is quite long. Like how I got it and decided to keep it.

Just when I decided not to renew names - an offer came for this name.

I got an offer this week for this name (my minimum offer) and I thought countering it for $2500.

Reasons:
1. I am the only one the king. Almost all extensions are gone.
2. I've held it for more than 12 months.

But the buyer declined and added that; he will look for another name . So, I let it go.

Domain flipping is trickery. Sometimes, when you decide to partially let go; sales come in to motivate you to keep strong.

Then again, I've noticed and I think someone has pointed this out that in domain flipping business, you will also get your investment back. Well, kinda true for me.

P.S: I also got a job this month after I kinda lost my previous job back in Feb, this year. Double alert month end.


BTW: I have like 20 geo names expired and in grace period I think I can renew (I've got them during NetSol's promo)

Callmeibironke:
Sales alert!

domain: the//insulation// company/// in king.
Hold time: 17 months
sales price: $1350 (my minimum offer)
sales type: Inbound offer


The history of this name is quite long. Like how I got it and decided to keep it.

Just when I decided not to renew names - an offer came for this name.

I got an offer this week for this name (my minimum offer) and I thought countering it for $2500.

Reasons:
1. I am the only one the king. Almost all extensions are gone.
2. I've held it for more than 12 months.

But the buyer declined and added that; he will look for another name . So, I let it go.

Domain flipping is trickery. Sometimes, when you decide to partially let go; sales come in to motivate you to keep strong.

Then again, I've noticed and I think someone has pointed this out that in domain flipping business, you will also get your investment back. Well, kinda true for me.

P.S: I also got a job this month after I kinda lost my previous job back in Feb, this year. Double alert month end.


BTW: I have like 20 geo names expired and in grace period I think I can renew (I've got them during NetSol's promo)

Callmeibironke:
Sales alert!

BTW: I have like 20 geo names expired and in grace period I think I can renew (I've got them during NetSol's promo)

Callmeibironke:
Sales alert!

domain: the//insulation// company/// in king.
Hold time: 17 months
sales price: $1350 (my minimum offer)
sales type: Inbound offer

Callmeibironke:
Sales alert!

domain: the//insulation// company/// in king.
Hold time: 17 months
sales price: $1350 (my minimum offer)
sales type: Inbound offer


The history of this name is quite long. Like how I got it and decided to keep it.

Just when I decided not to renew names - an offer came for this name.

I got an offer this week for this name (my minimum offer) and I thought countering it for $2500.

Reasons:
1. I am the only one the king. Almost all extensions are gone.
2. I've held it for more than 12 months.

But the buyer declined and added that; he will look for another name . So, I let it go.

Domain flipping is trickery. Sometimes, when you decide to partially let go; sales come in to motivate you to keep strong.

Then again, I've noticed and I think someone has pointed this out that in domain flipping business, you will also get your investment back. Well, kinda true for me.

P.S: I also got a job this month after I kinda lost my previous job back in Feb, this year. Double alert month end.


BTW: I have like 20 geo names expired and in grace period I think I can renew (I've got them during NetSol's promo)

Callmeibironke:
Sales alert!

domain: the//insulation// company/// in king.
Hold time: 17 months
sales price: $1350 (my minimum offer)
sales type: Inbound offer


The history of this name is quite long. Like how I got it and decided to keep it.

Just when I decided not to renew names - an offer came for this name.

I got an offer this week for this name (my minimum offer) and I thought countering it for $2500.

Reasons:
1. I am the only one the king. Almost all extensions are gone.
2. I've held it for more than 12 months.

But the buyer declined and added that; he will look for another name . So, I let it go.

Domain flipping is trickery. Sometimes, when you decide to partially let go; sales come in to motivate you to keep strong.

Then again, I've noticed and I think someone has pointed this out that in domain flipping business, you will also get your investment back. Well, kinda true for me.

P.S: I also got a job this month after I kinda lost my previous job back in Feb, this year. Double alert month end.


BTW: I have like 20 geo names expired and in grace period I think I can renew (I've got them during NetSol's promo)

Simpsonrocket:
Congrats on your big sale sis. Pls where is your place let's come and celebrate.

ChocolateBunny:
Congrats on your new job and the sale.. I'm next

Callmeibironke:
Do you like agbo-jedi?

Thank you!

Callmeibironke:
Sales alert!

domain: the//insulation// company/// in king.
Hold time: 17 months
sales price: $1350 (my minimum offer)
sales type: Inbound offer


The history of this name is quite long. Like how I got it and decided to keep it.

Just when I decided not to renew names - an offer came for this name.

I got an offer this week for this name (my minimum offer) and I thought countering it for $2500.

Reasons:
1. I am the only one the king. Almost all extensions are gone.
2. I've held it for more than 12 months.

But the buyer declined and added that; he will look for another name . So, I let it go.

Domain flipping is trickery. Sometimes, when you decide to partially let go; sales come in to motivate you to keep strong.

Then again, I've noticed and I think someone has pointed this out that in domain flipping business, you will also get your investment back. Well, kinda true for me.

P.S: I also got a job this month after I kinda lost my previous job back in Feb, this year. Double alert month end.


BTW: I have like 20 geo names expired and in grace period I think I can renew (I've got them during NetSol's promo)

Callmeibironke:
Sales alert!

domain: the//insulation// company/// in king.
Hold time: 17 months
sales price: $1350 (my minimum offer)
sales type: Inbound offer


The history of this name is quite long. Like how I got it and decided to keep it.

Just when I decided not to renew names - an offer came for this name.

I got an offer this week for this name (my minimum offer) and I thought countering it for $2500.

Reasons:
1. I am the only one the king. Almost all extensions are gone.
2. I've held it for more than 12 months.

But the buyer declined and added that; he will look for another name . So, I let it go.

Domain flipping is trickery. Sometimes, when you decide to partially let go; sales come in to motivate you to keep strong.

Then again, I've noticed and I think someone has pointed this out that in domain flipping business, you will also get your investment back. Well, kinda true for me.

P.S: I also got a job this month after I kinda lost my previous job back in Feb, this year. Double alert month end.


BTW: I have like 20 geo names expired and in grace period I think I can renew (I've got them during NetSol's promo)

Callmeibironke:
Sales alert!

domain: the//insulation// company/// in king.
Hold time: 17 months
sales price: $1350 (my minimum offer)
sales type: Inbound offer


The history of this name is quite long. Like how I got it and decided to keep it.

Just when I decided not to renew names - an offer came for this name.

I got an offer this week for this name (my minimum offer) and I thought countering it for $2500.

Reasons:
1. I am the only one the king. Almost all extensions are gone.
2. I've held it for more than 12 months.

But the buyer declined and added that; he will look for another name . So, I let it go.

Domain flipping is trickery. Sometimes, when you decide to partially let go; sales come in to motivate you to keep strong.

Then again, I've noticed and I think someone has pointed this out that in domain flipping business, you will also get your investment back. Well, kinda true for me.

P.S: I also got a job this month after I kinda lost my previous job back in Feb, this year. Double alert month end.


BTW: I have like 20 geo names expired and in grace period I think I can renew (I've got them during NetSol's promo)

Heyzee5:
Wow! Amazing sale!! I would not have given registering this name a thought at all. Congrats.

kainos76:
Sold BetEmperor(com) on namepros today for $52, the name was going to expire next month, so was happy to let it go. It was a $6.99 namesilo registration.

Callmeibironke:
Sales alert!

domain: the//insulation// company/// in king.
Hold time: 17 months
sales price: $1350 (my minimum offer)
sales type: Inbound offer


The history of this name is quite long. Like how I got it and decided to keep it.

Just when I decided not to renew names - an offer came for this name.

I got an offer this week for this name (my minimum offer) and I thought countering it for $2500.

Reasons:
1. I am the only one the king. Almost all extensions are gone.
2. I've held it for more than 12 months.

But the buyer declined and added that; he will look for another name . So, I let it go.

Domain flipping is trickery. Sometimes, when you decide to partially let go; sales come in to motivate you to keep strong.

Then again, I've noticed and I think someone has pointed this out that in domain flipping business, you will also get your investment back. Well, kinda true for me.

P.S: I also got a job this month after I kinda lost my previous job back in Feb, this year. Double alert month end.


BTW: I have like 20 geo names expired and in grace period I think I can renew (I've got them during NetSol's promo)

richkal:
Those two domain names selected by Oga Iyke are good ones in my perspective. I will advise you to send two more follow up messages with discount before you move one to the next domain names.

One of the untold realities about this business is that you will get more of "No replies" or "Not Interested" replies. This stuff happens to everyone on here.

Though it can be depressing doing lots of outboundings and receives no or bad responses, especially when you are yet to make first sale, but you need to keep the ball rolling by regging more names ( US city+service, rental etc)

Bro to be very honest, this business is base on number game, the more you reg the more chances of getting sales, together with grace. I hope this helps.

P.s: cooperstown is a village in NY, you should always go for cities with shear amount of population.

P.s: watch out for registrars that do promo, this will give you chance to reg more domain Names without hurting your pocket.

Callmeibironke:
Sales alert!

domain: the//insulation// company/// in king.
Hold time: 17 months
sales price: $1350 (my minimum offer)
sales type: Inbound offer


The history of this name is quite long. Like how I got it and decided to keep it.

Just when I decided not to renew names - an offer came for this name.

I got an offer this week for this name (my minimum offer) and I thought countering it for $2500.

Reasons:
1. I am the only one the king. Almost all extensions are gone.
2. I've held it for more than 12 months.

But the buyer declined and added that; he will look for another name . So, I let it go.

Domain flipping is trickery. Sometimes, when you decide to partially let go; sales come in to motivate you to keep strong.

Then again, I've noticed and I think someone has pointed this out that in domain flipping business, you will also get your investment back. Well, kinda true for me.

P.S: I also got a job this month after I kinda lost my previous job back in Feb, this year. Double alert month end.


BTW: I have like 20 geo names expired and in grace period I think I can renew (I've got them during NetSol's promo)

Callmeibironke:
Sales alert!

domain: the//insulation// company/// in king.
Hold time: 17 months
sales price: $1350 (my minimum offer)
sales type: Inbound offer


The history of this name is quite long. Like how I got it and decided to keep it.

Just when I decided not to renew names - an offer came for this name.

I got an offer this week for this name (my minimum offer) and I thought countering it for $2500.

Reasons:
1. I am the only one the king. Almost all extensions are gone.
2. I've held it for more than 12 months.

But the buyer declined and added that; he will look for another name . So, I let it go.

Domain flipping is trickery. Sometimes, when you decide to partially let go; sales come in to motivate you to keep strong.

Then again, I've noticed and I think someone has pointed this out that in domain flipping business, you will also get your investment back. Well, kinda true for me.

P.S: I also got a job this month after I kinda lost my previous job back in Feb, this year. Double alert month end.


BTW: I have like 20 geo names expired and in grace period I think I can renew (I've got them during NetSol's promo)

Branduche:
While celebrating Ibironke

Guys look at this and read all comments
You will gain a thing or two

https://twitter.com/domainking/status/1185881107608289280?s=12[/quote]Yeah I saw these few days back, he is really making sense....

Callmeibironke:
Sales alert!

domain: the//insulation// company/// in king.
Hold time: 17 months
sales price: $1350 (my minimum offer)
sales type: Inbound offer


The history of this name is quite long. Like how I got it and decided to keep it.

Just when I decided not to renew names - an offer came for this name.

I got an offer this week for this name (my minimum offer) and I thought countering it for $2500.

Reasons:
1. I am the only one the king. Almost all extensions are gone.
2. I've held it for more than 12 months.

But the buyer declined and added that; he will look for another name . So, I let it go.

Domain flipping is trickery. Sometimes, when you decide to partially let go; sales come in to motivate you to keep strong.

Then again, I've noticed and I think someone has pointed this out that in domain flipping business, you will also get your investment back. Well, kinda true for me.

P.S: I also got a job this month after I kinda lost my previous job back in Feb, this year. Double alert month end.


BTW: I have like 20 geo names expired and in grace period I think I can renew (I've got them during NetSol's promo)

Crazeworld:
Just sending Normal mail. Nothing else.

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CEO, My Company

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