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Simpsonrocket:
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What is so funny?
What you're doing is spamming. Here is not a dump site. We are here to make and read comments, not your leftover domains.

Yet our fvcking government refuse to close our border.

DNSPro:
Mschwww...


Continue depending on sales letter to perform magic

So those who're struggling to sell, it's because they have shitty domains? Continue.

DNSPro:
What do you know?

So all those names getting Bin buys or sales or offers, what sales letter did the owners use to sell them apart from what the domain name stand or its meaning?

Write the best sales letter on a shitty domain and let's see how far u can go with that. I am sure a lot of guys have such domains here. Collect it from them Mr sales letter and flip it.

Alright. Continue sending out one line.

DNSPro:
Some people have claimed to say just one line in their outbound: "XYZ.com is for sale. Will you be interested to acquire it?" and still get some domains sold.

Sales letter is just 5% of the job... the rest is highly dependent on the domain name.

Take everything you read from people with a pinch of salt, regardless of who said it. I have read sh1t like that. "Sales letter is just 5% of the job".. Are you speaking from personal experience? If not, I suggest you zip it. Most of the names being sold here would never have sold had it been just one line the sellers sent out... Such sales letters would only work for brandables that didn't even need outbounding in the first place.

KingFalcon:
I'm going through same thing as touchypro..
I coined my sales letter from the ones shared on this thread...And i cant use streak to track my mails, its refusing to login my gmail on my phone

Can you help with an effective sales letter...thanks

I can't. Thanks.

Touchypro:
I'm not getting any replies on my out bounding, I don't know what I'm doing wrong. Please I like to know if it's necessary to change my Gmail address and name to American or create a custom email with a domain name.

Work on your sales letter... Scrutinize it.
And make sure your mails aren't landing in spam. The more mails you send for a domain, the more your chances of getting a response. The more response you get, the more your chances of getting an interested prospect. The more interested prospects you get, the more you're likely to sell the domain.

Get to work...

pwetie:
Good technique. Do you mean, Hunter fetches the email address for you. Like auto searches the email addresses. Thereby eliminating the pain of going to each web page url contact page of potential end users?

You do not have to go to the contact pages, but you still have to use search tools (google, bing, YP, Expertise, etc.) to pick up domain names of relevant companies.
Once you have all the domain names, you input them in hunter extraction tool. It will give you their email addresses if they are corporate. I think it can be done in bulk if you're on premium...

kenralph:
Bro, I hope you don't find this offensive but don't you think that question is too personal?

Boss, I hope you don't find this offensive but why don't you mind your business and let the person asked decide that? I no know why some of you dey busy body.

We have seen time and time again that beck is unlike most of us on this thread who will hide and hide info. Not everyone reasons like you. I don't see what's personal in that question. Everyone knows the best expired names are either backordered, dropcaught or picked on the drop. This means the competition is already there in each of these categories.
You don't want the question answered so that you won't have people competing with you.
But what most of us don't know is that most of the things we know, a lot of other people already know them.
Whatever info you're hoarding, men will find out one way or another.

It's a written law that the more you give, the more you get.

And the only thing you can truly give someone is information.

tranxo:
The reason Nigeria isn't growing like it should is because of the type of superiority complex being exhibited by your ilk.

When the giant of Africa is also the poverty capital of the world. And the irony is that we earned this name despite being home to the richest black man in the world. We have the resources to be better, but for now, the country is only a paper tiger.

Middle class died in Nigeria in the late 80s. You are either rich or poor here. The AVERAGE Nigerian is poor. Face the reality.

In every society, there are always three classes. Don't be ridiculously low self-esteemed. Just because you choose not to settle for less doesn't mean you've got superiority complex. But if that's the case, then it's great actually. The whites have exhibited that since the medieval times. And has that made them not grow?
You are a force to reckon with here, so stop encouraging nonsense.

You know very well what it's like to earn that amount. And I'm sure you know $200 a month is bullshit money. We need to start thinking we're great already instead of having this battered mindset I see in display, which was instilled in us in the days of slavery by this whites due to their "superiority complex".

ElonMosque:
Let me pick your brain sir, what strategy can I implement in domaining to earn that kind of money monthly?

Sorry, I'm not here to proffer advice on domaining strategy. I'm no guru. I just wanted to comment on the statement "the typical Nigerian who earns less than $200 per month".

I don't know why it feels like I'm the only one who sees what's wrong in the statement, especially considering it's not the first time.

fergusen:
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One of the very basic things I learned quite early is comprehension (no disrespect intended).
How to read and understand the context a statement was made.

From the screenshot of the conversation, here is the statement reproduced:

"For a typical Nigerian making less than $200 per month where an internet connection might cost $50 per month, it is a way to bootstrap while adding value by connecting supply and demand"


You see that "for a," it just renders your argument unnecessary & misdirected.

Example: For a typical Nigerian graduate searching for job, domain flipping is a good way to keep body and soul together.
Does this mean all Nigerian graduates are job searching? Absolutely no.


Let's learn to read, understand things in context and avoid hot blood.

Well, I didn't read his post again before replying. I prolly mixed it up a bit.
But if you check my initial post, you will see that I said "the typical" Nigerian. It pretty much means the same as the average Nigerian. I will school you in the English language, bro. If anything, saying that about "the typical Nigerian" is even worse. Because then, I could argue that you aren't being specific. Meaning you are also referring to the rich. Isn't it laughable that, in Nigeria, the rich don't make up to $200 per month?

Channel5:
BRO i believe 200$ is big here only if someone is feeding you and taking care of your bills, to me i dont see 200$ as big money, whether e naira or in dollar, no be say i dey form or baba olowo something, inshort bro as i dey type this thing like this, i no hold money, but i swear if person given me 200$ and i see a nice name in the aftermarket for that 200$, i will happily buy that name with the money.

well everybody with a different Mindset, but as for me 200$ is not a big money both in Nigeria and abroad, forget say we dey scream poverty dey naija, Bro go to clubs and see what people are spending still in this same nigeria, just go to hotels, you can come to owerri, you will see rooms that cost 2 nights at that same 200$, so how e come take big for nigeria again?

e fit dey big for Niger and some small countries, but not nigeria....coz e sure me say in 1 week person don burn am, only regging name at 8.99$ standard price, reg just 12 names or buy 5 names from godaddy closeout and renew, then chop 2 square meal a day...come next week e don red back...so no reason am e small....i will say from 500$ is quite big here in naija, i dont know about USA, but i believe 500$ too is also quite big there,

Cogently written. One gulder for you.

The problem I think is low self esteem. Even if you're not making up to that yet, you shouldn't because of that regard it as a huge amount. You should realize that you are too way below average.
You wouldn't understand until you lay your hands on that amount at once and see that it can hardly solve anything. How much will 70k do for you in a whole month? If you're eating good food, it might be enough for feeding alone. If you start including rent, maintenance, light bill, t-fare, etc., you would probably have to be drinking only garri everyday in order to cope. And, in this case, you would be far from being a "typical Nigerian'' or, put better, the average Nigerian.

Touchypro:
Very well said. The truth is $200 is a big amount here, in a bid to defend your country try and be truthful also. I repeat again $200 is a big amount here. Whoever said that is 100 percent right.

Just go out on the street and see how people are slaving working hard for even less.

This is why Nigeria is still poor and not growing: her citizens still reason like slaves. If you don't think like a rich man, you can never be a rich man. Success starts in the mind. How will a whiteman tell you the typical average Nigerian doesn't get up to $200 per month and you are okay with it? And he's 100% right?
That's slave mentality.

Look at that statement again: "the typical AVERAGE Nigerian".. He didn't say the poor Nigerian. He said the typical average Nigerian. Meaning the middle class.

For your info, the average Nigerian earns nothing less than N200k per month. If you don't make up to that yet, don't consider yourself as part of the average Nigerian. You belong to the minority and you should work to upgrade your status.

tranxo:
Wasn't he right? He even upgraded us by saying $2000, when MANY people here are HUGELY satisfied with $200 - $450 range.

No one is perfect, not you, not I, definitely not Rob, but you can only argue with HOW Rob puts across his points, and not the veracity of his points.

Individually, some of us have gotten on to the right side of domaining (investment), but generally we are still an emerging market. We will start getting the right accolades when we stop settling for less.

It's THAT simple.

PS:

Do not go and hold onto 546ghdth.com claiming you don't want to settle for less. Put in the time, the work, and the resources, and Grace will give you a great finishing.

@tysonnn four figure sale starts from $1000. How else do you want Rob to say it when he has already said we flip brandables for $2000

I've never seen a post where he said we flip brandables for $2000.. It's not the same when he says flipping for $2000 would be a big deal for us. There's a difference.

tranxo:
Did you see Rob"s post, on which Philipp made that comment?

Isn't it the same post you put up here?

Philip is mad. He however didn't directly refer to just Nigerians in that comment. There are poor people everywhere.
Rob is a great guy, but he needs to stop this nonsensical referencing of Nigerians whenever he wants to pass a point on very low figure sales. I haven't for once seen him mention that Nigerians also make four figure sales.

johnoj24:
Good one there, all Nigerians are not scammers

That had nothing to do with what Philip said. He didn't say anything about us being scammers. He didn't even mention Nigeria. But rob as usual came and started giving nonsensical stats that "the typical Nigerian" doesn't make more than $200 a month.

AMZYMAYO:
Filters on Ed didn't work until this morning

Yet I used it to pick a name last night that I'm about selling now. We all have different levels of troubleshooting skills I guess.

2sexycom:
any filter does not work at all, especially for the deleted domains section.

I guess you're speaking for yourself. I used some filters to pick a name... in the deleted .com section. Which filters were you trying to use use?

2sexycom:
Is anybody facing this same problem of filter not working on Expireddomains? ED works fine until you decide to select your filter and hit apply filter. it does not load until timeout.

Why?

ED is seriously malfunctioning tonight. At first, I thought it was network. Anyway, some of the filters are working while some aren't... For instance, that "contains" is not working. If you insert keywords in it, it will just keep loading until server times out.
Also, if you use many filters, it will seriously lag. You have to cut it down to very very few, making sure the dysfunctional ones are excluded.

Ibrixy:
tld-list/king

Thanks

Please, which registrar is offering the best price at the moment?

What is that site for checking domain offers ... TLD** or so... Someone please remind me.