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africanman85:Yes I did. Our gurus here told us that if your domain name is good, your Nigerian identity will not prevent the sale. Just make sure that your Facebook account is ACTIVE and CLEAN. Else it will look like a made up account. |
Testimony time. Alert just entered. Jesus thank you! 3 word USA geo domain (real estate industry) Bought at Netsol for $1 on Dec. 23 2018 and set BIN $2,300 on Undeveloped Outbounded on 26th night to more than 20 end users (Facebook and direct email) Woke up around 3am on Dec. 27th to see an offer of $1,500 I immediately countered $2,000 Buyer countered $1,500 again and said (Unfortunately that's as high as I can go. Thank you for the consideration.) I come think am. Sleep no gree come again. I say weda to use delay tactics. My church mind tell me say I dey greedy. $1500!!! I accept fasssssttttt!!!Dec 27th The waiting game don start be that. I took the liberty to search the buyer on Facebook. Saw her and noticed she is a very big realtor in that particular real estate subniche I targeted. (Meanwhile name was gotten from Expireddomains) I added her as a friend and introduced myself. (Reason for this was to get her to know I am real ..... probably worked) She was on vacation so communication was hell. But I kept communicating. Answering her many questions about her being skeptical about Undeveloped as a trustworthy company, transfer process, how she will get the domain etc. This went on till Dec 31st when the buyer sent me a mail from Undeveloped that almost gave me heart attack LOL. Undeveloped in their payment reminder to her spelt the domain name (the name of the city) wrongly TWICE in the same mail. Chai. She said her trust don vanish that professionals cannot make such a mistake. Wahala. My brain went into overdrive. I had to allay her fears by letting her understand that Undeveloped being a European country may sometimes get foreign names wrong. I agreed with her that it was unprofessional and that I will contact Undeveloped to correct the mistake. She was happy. I contacted Undeveloped and apologies were poured out with promises to rectify the issue. I purposely didn't bombard buyer with mails so that she will not feel too pressured and back off, but I remember asking her when she intended to pay, cos with the landing page showing "Domain Sold", I may lose other prospects. She totally understood my concerns and said she was on vacation and cannot do much until she gets back home. That if I want to back off from the deal she will understand...WHAAAATTT!!! Back off wetin!!! God forbid. I told her I will wait ooo. Undeveloped sent second payment reminder to her on Jan 3. Buyer assumed that she will pay extra VAT and started developing cold feet. Those current with Namepros will remember the thread where Undeveloped explained thoroughly their VAT methods. I smiled and explained the much I can to her that since she is from outside Europe, she won't have to pay any VAT. I also told her that I will tell Undeveloped to explain this to her. Undeveloped did and everyone was happy. LOL Friday Jan 4th buyer paid. Praise God! Undeveloped contacted me for domain transfer. Which I completed later in the day. But it was until Monday 7th that Undeveloped acknowledged it (they don't communicated weekends from my experience). However, it was only on last Wednesday Jan. 9th that they sent the money ($1,365) to my dom account. They said ordinarily they ought to have sent it out within 1 business day from the time buyer paid, but because it was my first transaction, they had to make sure of certain things. They also rejected my request for Bitcoin payout because of the same reason. I can however request for Bitcoin payout from my second transaction. Wire transfer takes 3-5 business days to hit your account. Today is the 3rd day. Alert received around 1pm. I had to write this long epistle not just our of joy, but to chronicle what it looks like dealing with Undeveloped. Some sales may go smoother than mine, but this goes to show that if I never thought of searching this buyer on Facebook, probability of losing this sale would be high. I registered 12 names with the $1 promo. Praying and hoping few more in same real estate subniche (sorry - won't reveal it for now) will sell. As a newbie, and still learning. Try and target cities with population above 100,000 If you are searching your keyword on Google for endusers, if you see adverts appearing at the top of the serach engine results, that's a good sign that people want that keyword. So an enduser may like to have an EMD as his/her domain name. Another tip. If you are setting your filters on Expireddomains, under Additional tab, at the bottom, tick the box that says Facebook Taken It will show you domains that have Facebook Pages with the same names. For instance, if it lists lagosvetservices .com, it means you MAY see a Facebook Page with the handle @lagosvetservices It doesn't always work but when it does, it is a plus. Just check if the FB Page is active. If the business has a website. Even if it has a website that goes by another/similar name, the business MAY want to own a name that matches their FB Page. $1 promo give us a lot of room to lower our risks. Meanwhile my alert says $1,345 instead of $1,365. I guess $20 has gone towards unexplained bank charges. Different story with different companies. When I sold some names on Namejet last year, I got the exact amount in my dom account. Nothing spoil. To God be the Glory. More sales to us all! PS: any typo? Pardon. Too happy to proofread. LOL. |
Sandycee:Open a Nigerian PayPal and attach your Bank's card to it . Then try paying with PayPal |
AMZYMAYO:Congrats! New year opener! |
2sexycom:https://www.networksolutions.com/network-solutions-domains.jsp?siteid=8&channelid=P99C8S570N0B9A1D38E0000V150&promo=PROMONA100PROMONUAQ99&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwIahjJLb3wIV2FmGCh00cA54EAAYASAAEgI8yvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds |
I really need to see how this building will look at the very end of it all. I hope the owner won't stop the pictures before then |
iykepromotions:Yea we have been in correspondence before. Will send you a mail now. |
iykepromotions:Chief, these metrics, do you use the ones shown on Expireddomains, Google Keyword Tool, or any other site? Which site shows more realistic data for these indices? Daalu |
DonX001:I will like to know too. |
javaRookie:Great tips. Thanks |
haykay2005:It's a pity you have turned such a huge disgrace. À pro for that matter. I noticed you have become so highly and easily irritated these days. I hope it's not those small coins you get from your sales that have stuffed up your grey matter. I still hold your domaining exploits in high regards, but your "longtime guruness" in domaining means NOTHING with this nauseating attitude you recently developed. Don't forget you were once a nonentity in domaining. If you have nothing else to offer, leave us newbies alone. Allow us to pursue our ten ten kobo sales. Let us share what we have among each other. We fall, we rise, we learn, we perfect. The spirit is the most important thing. I still follow you on Namepros sha. Don't expect my response to your respons.... if you do respond. |
haykay2005:That's because the longtime gurus no longer have time for this thread. |
iykepromotions:Great. The CPC and Competition metrics, do you use the one on Expireddomains.net or Google Keyword tool? |
Nawaoo. There is now a steady, and growing dislike towards Network Solutions domains among resellers on Namepros. They have started adding the clause, "No Network Solutions names." Dem dey vex say we buy domain $1 wan sell am for $1,000? Lol. I hope end users won't join this bad bandwagon MY TESTIMONY IS LOADING.!! PS: For geo domainers, reduce your risk and increase your chances of selling by going for cities with at least a population of 100k. Another good point is, when searching your keywords on search engines for end users, the presence of adverts in your search results is a good sign. Nothing is cast in iron though. Just my 2kobo. |
Promxy94:you no want am? |
Duchman67:and how much for 1 SMS unit |
etin06:It's okay from my end |
Geofavor:I suspected you tried registering initially and probably thought it didn't complete. And you tried again without knowing they have already accepted your first try. |
1.) Click on "Forgot Password" and see if they will send a password reset link to that email address. 2) Use/create another email address Geofavor: |
Smslive247 and Bbnsms currently cannot deliver to DND numbers. Is there any other reliable bulk SMS company that delivers to DND numbers? |
javaRookie:The 3-digit number at the back of the card |
etin06:Lol. Oyibo take their holidays seriously. Not like we wey carry Christmas chicken for one hand dey do outbound with the other hand. |
Robisky001:Highside? How? |
dumahi:what was your findings. Are they okay? DND nko? |
0ubenji:Let me try and make this clearer to you. 1.) You can list your name for sale in as many sites as you want simultaneously. 2.) The site whose DNS you attached to your name is the site that will show when anyone goes directly to your domain name. 3) You site can be listed on 1 million sites but only one will show up when people click on, or go directly to your name. 4) People can still see your name for sale on all the other sites, ONLY of they go to those sites and type in your name in the search box. So you can list on many sites, and use undeveloped's dns to host your primary for sale page. |
2sexycom:Congrats. When did you sell those two names |
DonX001:Namesilo. 6.99usd .com |
haykay2005:congrats. What was your initial bin on undeveloped |
Josmila:https://www.nairaland.com/3430037/what-make-money-online |
Thanks bro ihebrooke: |
Lol. It's not weird. That's a palindrome ClixMaster: |
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