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edogu:I think I saw only one of these names on Namebio - possibly, the second one. That name wasn't ChatGPT+KW, or the reverse. By the way, I only had Namebio and a few Twitter sales I saw in mind. |
PacyPro:I think this question is better directed to people who know what it takes to make high-value sales here or on Namepros. However, in my opinion, I think the keyword GPT is a bit more generic - just a bit. Besides, the keyword ChatGPT would make longer domain names and, as you may be aware, shorter is better. I have also only seen a few sales with the GPT one, none with ChatGPT. By the way, a precursor of the latter was called InstructGPT - observe the pattern. |
Anyone interested in registering GPT names may take a look at these ones and see if any is worth taking a punt on.
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iykepromotions:Thanks for sharing, boss! But I wonder what game Dynadot is up to, though. I first saw 8.99 in January or so I rush am. Only for 8.75, 8.69, and now 7.88 to follow. |
eduevolutionnow:Did you see the earlier, lower-amount sales that he posted? If you did, I guess that would do. It's best known to him why he decided to not fully reveal those high-figure sales. What's even worse is that several of those countering him don't even post sales here - they probably do so in some closed groups somewhere, if at all. And if you asked them for a little of their knowledge here, they won't respond. There are several people that I have asked questions here over the years and they never responded. I don't whine; I just move on with the little info I have. Nobody really owes anyone in this life - well, that's what I have observed. |
massive1019:Thank you! It's elements like that that prevent people who are getting great results from helping others. I don't really understand why people (many Nigerians, in this case) bask in criticising and pulling down others. It's not like this fellow asked for money from us! Even if you wanted to argue that the sales weren't his, definitely na pesin make those sales. Let's stop seeing the bad in everything, please. |
protocol:Thanks! I appreciate your time. protocol:Massive! On the bold, how do you do that? Is there any formula or tool(s) you use for pricing, please? I find it hard to price domains as high as 3k because I have been struggling to know how valuable some domains could be. I think I have less than 10 priced higher than 2k out of hundreds of non-geo domain names. |
@protocol, I was thinking about the helpful expository post you made here days ago (on 11th) and I thought to seek further clarification on a couple of things: 1. Do you send the second email in the same email thread as the first (follow-up) or as a fresh email? 2. Given that you set minimum offer as 499, what is the typical price you'd counter with if you received that offer amount for a domain listed for 988 or 1288? Thanks in anticipation! |
protocol:Thanks for this! I could pick one or two things to implement from here. Sales haven't been flowing well in recent months. I haven't sold a single Geo in like 4-5 months despite doing outbound marketing as usual. And I still wonder how people get sales from YP leads. They haven't impressed in all the years I have been working with them as a last resort of sort. ![]() |
Went well. In fact, the only seller I approached accepted it (N500). Some sellers had even been collecting it all along before the announcement last night, just that you'd pay more for what you're buying. |
Jamescool2:I received an exact email via WHOIS for a recent reg around the same time. This kain people na part of the reasons I use domain privacy. They showed me pepper in the days of registrations at GoDaddy, Dotster, and DirectNIC. Thank God for Namesilo! pandder:E be like say na audio promo be dis. I received a similar email days days ago from Porkbun. When I tried registering an expired domain name yesterday, I saw a price of $9.73. I had to go back and click the link from the email I received only to see that an offer that's supposed to last until 31 March had ended! ![]() I just had to settle for unplanned registrations at Dynadot make my research no waste. Luckily, that registrar offered a price of 8.69. |
Och77:Thank you! I haven't been 100% certain that the move will curb vote-buying from the start. I was almost having a heated argument with someone on this two days ago until I decided to let them bask in their "wisdom." Some market women are even accepting the old notes around here. The condition is just that you won't be getting change - you have to buy something worth the old note you give them. Of course, you may also pay higher than if you were using "legal" notes. |
daharry:Let me drop by two cents on this. With the reported "fake" Swetha sale reports, I'd advise caution on bumping the price. XYZ sales are still happening but the prices aren't very high. I don't know what you saw before registering that domain name - that should determine whether to hold or drop. I only gambled on most of those that I registered, so I intend dropping them if not sold. I will renew a smaller fraction. How many other extensions of the same name are registered? How many views is the domain name getting monthly relative to others in the portfolio? Those are two of the criteria I use to decide on renewals, plus what I think possible use cases might be. I think that extension is more fitting for the technology industry, especially the metaverse, crypto, and the likes. While I don't have the above information for your domain name, I wouldn't renew it if I was to make a decision with my limited knowledge by looking at it right now. Don't get me wrong, though, it could sell to someone that sees the value. |
grandstar:Even you have failed to comment on the sample names that I cited were being used by established businesses online. The internet is replete with such for different motor brands - I only provided a couple examples. Those names merely suggested specialization! Your comment would have been more balanced and objective if you addressed those examples I provided and why they are allowed. Thank Goodness that Afternic isn't the only marketplace, although it's the leader. I successfully listed all those names on Dan and all but one on Sedo. |
betnet144:Thanks for your time. |
Promxy94: I no just know what to price what. That's just the problem. |
betnet144:Just stumbled on this thread and it seems to be valuable. Could you please explain what the Tabled Max and Min mean? Thanks. |
slimjosh43:Massive congrats! I tap. I pray I will be able to price domain names this high someday and still make sale. ![]() |
RESHARPENED:Really? I don't quite agree, but I respect your opinion. I haven't been registering a lot of domain names compared to the past and that makes things even more suspicious. And yes, I know about trademarks and I try to avoid them unless it's not very apparent. I never had any issues related to that until last year. By the way, two of these domains were already listed for months before I had to relist them because of unintentional deletion or Fast Transfer activation. You didn't comment about the "AustinChevrolet" example - a type of domain name that's common among US auto dealerships. Also, would you say mercedesspecialistbucks (co.uk), mercedesexpert (king), and mercedesexpertpompano (king) are also infringing trademarks? These are established, high-ranking websites. Or could you or anyone else also tell how "scholastics" is a trademark term? |
Is anyone else here also experiencing what I have been experiencing in recent months at Afternic? More and more domain names are being rejected because of the so-called trademark reason. I had never experienced anything of this sort at Afternic until towards the end of 2022. Since then, around five domains have been rejected for this reason. Yet, no further explanation would be provided when requested. I mean how do you say something like "(car brand) expert," for example, flouts trademark? I have seen people sell city+car brand (e.g. AustinChevrolet, not a real sale) without any issue. So what are they claiming? ![]() |
jamih:What I didn't get was how to send 800+ emails manually with eight follow-ups. Or was that the total after including all follow-ups? |
jamih:Congrats, man! 800+ emails, how una take dey do this thing? |
RESHARPENED:To think I screenshot this your post for a transfer I was planning but forgot when the time came. ![]() |
GRACEGLORY:Hm, the only thing I can pick from that is fundamental analysis. Please continue to share tips, maybe I can catch some. |
BetterLaif:You would need to still use any of the options. Can't think of any other right now. You may try one of those websites that issue virtual cards at the black market rate. I read that Grey was offering such cards a while ago, so you may check them out. |
tayorh:Yes. Some registrars will not send the opt-in email until after 60 days. Even if they did and you opted in, Afternic will not recognise that until after 60 days. This is because of the standard transfer lock after initial registration. Salesbay:Personal opinion: stick to Gmail for your outbound. Just ensure that you are not sending too many emails and that you are receiving emails, especially replies, as well. GMass warming tool used to help with this, but sadly Google has forced it to be shut down. Custom email addresses are easily penalised for spam. The associated domain (not just an email address) would be marked as spam and all emails from it are more likely to land in spam folders. Such email addresses may be better suited when you are contacting limited leads with them and strictly manually. The Gmail domain cannot be easily penalised because it's not restricted to an entity or person. |
GRACEGLORY:Please could you share what you saw before making that call back in January? I wasn't here then. I would like to learn. Thanks! |
omonnakoda:I see that you're better ignored. How old are you? It's childish to get insulting without being insulted. I hope you get to learn that someday. Peace. |
omonnakoda:I only wrote what I have heard and experienced. You didn't need to sound insulting and condescending. All banks I have been to wouldn't have the sort of difficulty I witnessed if any of them had this sort of money and made it available. I mean they were paying no more than N20,000 (that high in only one instance and supposedly) and as low as N1,000. Yet, it didn't take long before the money got exhausted. This is not to say that I stand with the CBN - not a fan. I am only saying multiple parties, including banks (as in this case), market people and POS agents, are complicit. |
omonnakoda:Seems you're not aware that many banks claim to have no money. Even those who said they have claimed to have like N6 million or less. I heard a Stanbic IBTC branch manager telling customers last Friday that the branch got only N1 million. |
Malory:Keep hoping. So he would change 200m people overnight? To think that LP doesn't have strong structures at the state level in most cases. Before you start thinking something else, PO is the only person of the three leading candidates that I would expect any reasonable, sensible, upright, and unselfish person to vote for. I am one, even though that's coming from me. ![]() |
MostImportant:Seems you didn't check in the days before then. I think yesterday's counts were like the lowest I noticed in the last week. Over the past week or so, I have been noticing drops like 2x or more of what used to be. Yet, it hasn't translated to more "gems." |

I no just know what to price what. That's just the problem.