simonydurny:
Hi. What if at the point you know it's been approved, you register the name. Then send an email to SH that you registered it to avoid losing it to someone else. Any problems with that?

iamharkinwaley:
Good morning bosses.

So I was trying to submit unregistered names through SH and I was told I will need purchase coins, a coin is 1$. Please are there other means I could get those coins without paying ?

And how important is domain name description, do I need to write a well draft description or little something. Thanks bosses.

Osnami:

Waow. That's great. I can only submit 3 here. Can you share with us some of your brandable strategies?

dazzlingd:


Great , how many names did u submit

simonydurny:
Hello. Please I have a question regarding SH. My unregistered name was also accepted yesterday but it is still available for registration. What could that mean? I have accepted the commission terms and the status says "getting ready to go live". What happens if someone else registers at another registrar at this stage? Thank you.

yemight2776:
Please how will I push a domain from GoDaddy, just sold one of my Geo domain now, coming to give testimony. Thanks

TheSTreetman:



Its funny though.. Just checkout this name i submitted as Unregistered. They approved it at night while i also check whois and the name is still unregistered.

In the morning, the name is already registered. They de listed it immediately from my "pending to go live"

Before evening time, the name went live for another user..

The thing pain me i swear.

yemight2776:
And please Bank transfer or Bitcoin for Dan?

yemight2776:
And please Bank transfer or Bitcoin for Dan?

TheSTreetman:



Its funny though.. Just checkout this name i submitted as Unregistered. They approved it at night while i also check whois and the name is still unregistered.

In the morning, the name is already registered. They de listed it immediately from my "pending to go live"

Before evening time, the name went live for another user..

The thing pain me i swear.

Softmojo:


With streak i sent over 300 mails all through last week. No harassment from google so far.

Softmojo:
For the Pros in here, please advise what's the best response to the question 'How much for this?'.


I always reply with a price and encourage the end user to make offer. But this doesn't seem to be working as users don't reply afterwards.

Avast:
SH gurus in the house

I received a message from SH this morning to participate in a contest.

What should I do?

grandstar:


It is so risky submitting an unregistered name. I prefer to register it and if not chosen, then list on other domain name marketplaces like Afternic, Epik, and Dan. Lots of sales are made on Afternic. The only problem is their high commission which is more than justified as they to pay their partner networks which provide the wide reach in the first place to get your domain sold.

Don't forget Brandbucket, Brandpa, Namerific, Sedo, Namejet and other places.

ndeekay:



You can now see it happens. Godaddy did that to me and I learned a very bitter lesson. It is best to go to insignificant registrars and check out a name you have in mind or use whois.com as I was advised on this forum when I laid my painful complaint care of godaddy.com. And your names are so good, painful to have them stolen under your very nose. Anyway, I hope we all wake up to this reality in domaining.

More sales to us all!

You can now see it happens. Godaddy did that to me and I learned a very bitter lesson. It is best to go to insignificant registrars and check out a name I have in mind or use whois.com as I was advised on this forum when I laid my painful complaint care of godaddy.com. And your names are so good. Anyway, I hope we all wake up to the reality in domaining.

More sales to us all!

grandstar:


It is so risky submitting an unregistered name. I prefer to register it and if not chosen, then list on other domain name marketplaces like Afternic, Epik, and Dan. Lots of sales are made on Afternic. The only problem is their high commission which is more than justified as they to pay their partner networks which provide the wide reach in the first place to get your domain sold.

Don't forget Brandbucket, Brandpa, Namerific, Sedo, Namejet and other places.

Avast:
SH gurus in the house

I received a message from SH this morning to participate in a contest.

What should I do?

flexxzzy:
Goodday everyone,

Just stumbled upon this thread on my research to domain reselling. I'm sure that's this thread is gold but looks overwhelming with the number of pages.

Can someone please point me to the right direction?

Thank you

TheSTreetman:


Brotherly, you can still register your name and submit it to SH. The most important reason people submit unregistered names is to cut cost during renewal.

Imagine you have 100 names registered in your name and renewal is fast approaching without much sales. You will start thinking of which names to drop or something like that.

Use TherealMcCain for example.. Over 100 names. He'll only be praying for sales instead of worrying himself over renewal fees.

ndeekay:



You can now see it happens. Godaddy did that to me and I learned a very bitter lesson. It is best to go to insignificant registrars and check out a name you have in mind or use whois.com as I was advised on this forum when I laid my painful complaint care of godaddy.com. And your names are so good, painful to have them stolen under your very nose. Anyway, I hope we all wake up to this reality in domaining.

More sales to us all!


More sales to us all!

ElonMosque:

zord33k:


oya direct him to the page

Softmojo:


Get the point. SH approving your name doesn't mean it will automatically sell before you need to renew. Take for example @McCainReal has a portfolio of over 100 SH approved names. Assuming all these names are owned by him, he will have to pay a renewal of approx $10 x 100+ names. That's a lot for reinvestment. Now you see the wisdom in allowing SH own the majority of your names. When the name sells, you get paid without even investing a dime.

golamike:
Pls house, I just sold an external domain (registered on dynadot) on epik.com. I was asked to transfer s domain to my epik account first then send to buyer's account. In d process of transfer, I was asked to pay $8.49 transfer fee. This is my first time selling a domain on epik marketplace. Is that how it works?

golamike:
Pls house, I just sold an external domain (registered on dynadot) on epik.com. I was asked to transfer s domain to my epik account first then send to buyer's account. In d process of transfer, I was asked to pay $8.49 transfer fee. This is my first time selling a domain on epik marketplace. Is that how it works?

ElonMosque:


Haven't heard of that before.. I bought a domain on dynadot, sold on Epik marketplace recently and I just pushed the domain to the buyer's newly created Dynadot acc.

ElonMosque:


Haven't heard of that before.. I bought a domain on dynadot, sold on Epik marketplace recently and I just pushed the domain to the buyer's newly created Dynadot acc.