U1:
I woke this morning to a notification of a $349 sale from Dan. I was like, "Thank God o." Somehow, CornOak got to know about the sale before me.

The name is in my signature. It was the same one I reported someone offering $20 for in the post quoted below yesterday.

I feel more motivated with this sale I no go lie.

For people like me who felt like giving up at one point or another, I wish you even bigger sales. We sef go report 4-digit sale someday and move on from there in Jesus' name.

More sales to all of us.

Congrats bro.

Do you always add BIN price to your sales letter? Or ask them to quote their best offer?

Thanks

fergusen:


Active offer. Thanks

U1:
I woke this morning to a notification of a $349 sale from Dan. I was like, "Thank God o." Somehow, CornOak got to know about the sale before me.

The name is in my signature. It was the same one I reported someone offering $20 for in the post quoted below yesterday.

I feel more motivated with this sale I no go lie.

For people like me who felt like giving up at one point or another, I wish you even bigger sales. We sef go report 4-digit sale someday and move on from there in Jesus' name.

More sales to all of us.

OYENIYIJK:
guru in the house, justdropped do send weekly domains to me and most is for $69, so that domain if I type it at dynadot - it will say other register. Other marketplace will also say already registered except this GoDaddy and they will put $3000 for $69 domain.
a. what can cause that
b. does GoDaddy the king in this business?
c. and is justdrop like ED or GoDaddy
d. and I reason something, can I buy $69 domain and go check the price GoDaddy label it and I should auction that domain for $1000 and leave it for oyinbo to "tankle" thierself and will doing this make the domain sells faster?
sorry for long question. thanks

therealMcCain:


Please can you repeat this question in English?

videomaid:
There's a site that you can make 3$ by posting and commenting..it's free to join..quote with contact so I can guide you..

U1:
I woke this morning to a notification of a $349 sale from Dan. I was like, "Thank God o." Somehow, CornOak got to know about the sale before me.

The name is in my signature. It was the same one I reported someone offering $20 for in the post quoted below yesterday.

I feel more motivated with this sale I no go lie.

For people like me who felt like giving up at one point or another, I wish you even bigger sales. We sef go report 4-digit sale someday and move on from there in Jesus' name.

More sales to all of us.

jerome263:
Hello guys, I have a name I recently registered..,.both the singular and plural word... example, car and cars.,..my question is;


Is it right for me to include the two names in a single sales letter? Or should I focus on one before the other?

DNSPro:


Do u have a PayPal for receiving? How did you create it? @mobiss needed a walk through

jerome263:


Can someone please answer me

FxTizzle:


Picked some of them

Thank you

AMZYMAYO:

Sharp boss!!!

nkeona:
No don't include both outbound for the best first and if it is sold then let the buyer know the other is available for a discount. Dan helped me close a deal like that. Goodluck

jerome263:
Hello guys, I have a name I recently registered..,.both the singular and plural word... example, car and cars.,..my question is;


Is it right for me to include the two names in a single sales letter? Or should I focus on one before the other?

AMZYMAYO:


Well, it depends on you. If I were you, and the names are GEO, I would include the two in a single email.

mobiss:



Yes, I am still in need of the paypal! Thanks for having me in mind.✊

DNSPro:
did u contact 2sexycom yet?

Olakinsdotcom:
please should I go ahead to register this domain city+lawnservice/king the appraisal I got at estidot in not encouraging at all but I love the name... Moreover I thought someone reported sales of lawnservice recently but not sure though.

Things you should note before registering a name, they include but not limited to:

1. Don't take Estibot value or appraisal seriously. It is okay to check the domain statistics, nothing more. If you go through the recent sales on this thread, you'd notice that 90% of them were valued at less than $100.

2. Don't register a domain name because you "love it." Reality will smile at you when you're unable to make a sale. Follow the due procedures and assess the usability of the name before paying for it.

3. Check the city's population as this might be a determinant factor in picking up a name. A population of 100,000 and above is considered okay.

4. Check the sales of related or similar name on Namebio/king or DomainIndex/king (also serves as an appraisal tool) or even this thread.

5. Go to Archive.org (wayback machine) to ascertain what the name was used for in the past. Some domains were used for spamming or porn sites. No end user wants that!

6. If the wayback machine's result returns positive, head over to Google and type the name in the search with quote ("". Remember to remove the .com in order to get optimal result.

Flip the search by removing the quote this time. Check the number of sites using the keywords in your domain. This would determine the number of end users available to you.

7. Go to Google Maps and type in the domain name without the .com. Count the number of businesses offering similar service and note them down.

8. Visit Facebook and type the same keyword(s) to get prospects.

9. Merge the number of the Google search result, Facebook result, as well as the Google Maps result to get your total end-users.

10. Manually or automatically harvest the end users' emails and start pitching them.


Ignore all errors, my eyes are semi-closed while typing this. Can't proofread.

Read more, research extensively, and pick up valuable names. Ultimately, put God first and seek his blessings.

I wish you good luck in this domain business.
Good morning.

miftaudeen:
Sales Alert

Through SH syndication at Afternic

Swiqo.com
Price $1699
Expected commission $424

The name was sold 2 hours after it was approved.

klexycole:


Things you should note before registering a name, they include but not limited to:

1. Don't take Estibot value or appraisal seriously. It is okay to check the domain statistics, nothing more. If you go through the recent sales on this thread, you'd notice that 90% of them were valued at less than $100.

2. Don't register a domain name because you "love it." Reality will smile at you when you're unable to make a sale. Follow the due procedures and assess the usability of the name before paying for it.

3. Check the city's population as this might be a determinant factor in picking up a name. A population of 100,000 and above is considered okay.

4. Check the sales of related or similar name on Namebio/king or DomainIndex/king (also serves as an appraisal tool) or even this thread.

5. Go to Archive.org (wayback machine) to ascertain what the name was used for in the past. Some domains were used for spamming or porn sites. No end user wants that!

6. If the wayback machine's result returns positive, head over to Google and type the name in the search with quote ("". Remember to remove the .com in order to get optimal result.

Flip the search by removing the quote this time. Check the number of sites using the keywords in your domain. This would determine the number of end users available to you.

7. Go to Google Maps and type in the domain name without the .com. Count the number of businesses offering similar service and note them down.

8. Visit Facebook and type the same keyword(s) to get prospects.

9. Merge the number of the Google search result, Facebook result, as well as the Google Maps result to get your total end-users.

10. Manually or automatically harvest the end users' emails and start pitching them.


Ignore all errors, my eyes are semi-closed while typing this. Can't proofread.

Read more, research extensively, and pick up valuable names. Ultimately, put God first and seek his blessings.

I wish you good luck in this domain business.
Good morning.

videomaid:
There's a site that you can make 3$ by posting and commenting..it's free to join..quote with contact so I can guide you..

jerome263:


Thanks for this.....but wat is the automatic way of harvesting end users emails?