This domain is a pronounceable 5L domain. I listed it for $500. As much as I need money to get myself sorted this period, I countered the offer to $350.

plagiarism1:
Guys, let me ask for your views. Yesterday, I wanted to summit some names to SH so that they can get it registeredhowever , I was reluctant felt the names are too good besides, I f I submit to sh, they will get the largest share but give me 25%.
so I registered both names myself.
There are
VitaminRoot/king
Vitaminlily/king
I listed on dan n afternic for 2200
I have gotten good views since yesterday I reg.

I like money actually
How much would you have sold these names if you were me?
Is 2200 not too small?
Money day sweet me no vex

Bot traffic/views

alawi5k:
Don't mind me. If I didn't see buyer by December 22, 2025. I will drop it. Thanks

Lol. Keep aside $50 then.

ewuoso2002:


These are my domains and I intend to increase my portfolio size by 3 every month
carddealer.best
Vaxvy.com
Maxifluence.com
Deskworth.com
flooringcardiff.com

Pls sir..
Will u take a look at these domains and I u r to list them, what price u will put on each or will u advise I should not put BIN

Try Maxifluence on SH. I like the name - Maximum Influence. Great for a Lifecoach/Motivation/Business coach business. Also try BP and BB.

Opistorincos:
This domain is a pronounceable 5L domain. I listed it for $500. As much as I need money to get myself sorted this period, I countered the offer to $350.

Congrats

tranxo:


Congrats

I didn't sell the name o. I only countered an offer.

AroFx:


Godaddy 1.17$
123-reg.co.uk 1.99£

Thanks boss
Is it expired domain or new one

division2020:

Thanks boss
Is it expired domain or new one

Both

tranxo:


Try Maxifluence on SH. I like the name - Maximum Influence. Great for a Lifecoach/Motivation/Business coach business. Also try BP and BB.

He can try BP and BB, SH rejected it

ikhalyfah:

He can try BP and BB, SH rejected it

Which one is BP. I know BB is brandbucket.

IghravweIG:
Which one is BP. I know BB is brandbucket.

it's Brandpa

Opistorincos:


I didn't sell the name o. I only countered an offer.

you said you need money badly, and you have a $100 offer on the table. Na u dey hold ur sale.

tranxo:
you said you need money badly, and you have a $100 offer on the table. Na u dey hold ur sale.

True sha. At all, at all naim bad pass. Dan dey comot commission on top sales?

Opistorincos:


True sha. At all, at all naim bad pass. Dan dey comot commission on top sales?

You didn't research on the features of DAN before registering with them?

Outbouding is not easy
Outbouding is not easy
Outbouding is not easy
Outbouding is not easy
Outbouding is not easy

Sadiq3051:


it's Brandpa

Thanks

I fucking hate that thing called outbounding.
Come 2020, am no more doing GEOs.
Am switching to other categories and wait till anytime I get sale.

AroFx:
Outbouding is not easy
Outbouding is not easy
Outbouding is not easy
Outbouding is not easy
Outbouding is not easy

iCauseTrouble:
I fucking hate that thing called outbounding.
Come 2020, am no more doing GEOs.
Am switching to other categories and wait till anytime I get sale.

I have been outbouding for two days straight no major break....just little time to eat and check here, thats all. And na just two domain pere oooo.

But just one congrates message from simon or afternic or I am interested by an end-user will make person forget the whole wahala with a big smile

IghravweIG:

Which one is BP. I know BB is brandbucket.

BrandPa

AroFx:


I have been outbouding for two days straight no major break....just little time to eat and check here, thats all. And na just two domain pere oooo.

But just one congrates message from simon or afternic or I am interested by an end-user will make person forget the whole wahala with a big smile

BOOM @ BOLDED

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OK boss

AroFx:


Godaddy 1.17$
123-reg.co.uk 1.99£

is dat GoDaddy 1.17 promocode..what's the code

therealMcCain:
please I want to subscribe to a service & the payment processor is CLICKBANK. Nigeria is not listed among the countries

so i can't use my debit card or PayPal cos of my Nigerian address. I bought a card from VCCguru.com, it wasn't accepted.

please who knows a way out?

any help on this

Good day people.
Does anyone have an experience in selling .ca domains?
Any pointers?
Thank you.

ikhalyfah:


Who no like money...

I no like money but I need money

Dreydoe:
is dat GoDaddy 1.17 promocode..what's the code

Seconded

Hi fam.

I want to sell off the following domains;

Buriencars.com
Hairxotica.com
Glensheildschiropractic.com
Mabuhaychiropractic.com

For $20 each.

Should anyone here be interested.

Thanks!

please how do i submit domain on Squadhelp?.

Dreydoe:
is dat GoDaddy 1.17 promocode..what's the code

It is for first time customers

I need your help.

I purchased iowaCab/com on Name. com on Friday.

This afternoon, i tried listing it on Dan but was told that it has been listed by another person.

I tried listing it on Afternic but was given the same reply.

How do i resolve this?