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PAWG:
Lab tests

Perhaps, you should mention some of these tests.

And how many men "dare" ask their partners for such, especially if the ladies didn't ask either?

If you asked, the lady also has a right to ask you to do tests. This is a concern for men that abstain from sex when confronted with such a request.

These tests aren't as simple as drawing blood, especially as far as men are concerned.

PAWG:
If you love that girl and she loves you too, marry her. Nobody go dey this world forever, life’s to short to be worried about bull crap. Just make sure her fecundity is sky high. I wish you a happy home. Cheers


Getting married is like this Liverpool game, initially you’ll be faced with tough decisions and challenges like this one you’re battling with, dig deep, hang in there and ‘goals’ will start pouring in

How?

richkal:
I think we need to value our own more. I got a sneak peek into Yogi Solanki's ebook, I discovered that some of the tips he searched in the ebook can be found on Aisabdomain.com free.

Someone might say he sells other domain names rather than GEO only, of course, but Ikyepromotions do the same too. Let's appreciate our own too.

I agree! The book might have been hyped, maybe over-hyped.

Yeah, got similar one yesterday but only previewed it without opening. My searches now to verify authenticity brought me here.

The inclusion of a number to call (a regular number) made it look suspicious. It was 07088685114 in my own case.

Imagine all the nonsense after compulsory SIM card registration, partly to prevent stuffs like this. Now, it's NIN. This country ehn.

SanThiago:


Does it mean i lost out on the said domain? Cos i checked through another platform and it shows that that name has been registered already

If it's not showing under registered domains in your account, I am afraid someone else might have snapped it up, especially if it's a just-dropped domain name.

You may also check the whois info to see if it's registered for you.

toby345:
OK sir but did it end up well

Out of like 5, one sold. The one that sold was worth renewing in my opinion, though.

toby345:
Bosses in the house is it true it is hard contacting plastic surgeons med spas cos I heard most of them don't drop email on their website

Not a boss yet, but I think this may be true. I had a similar experience in the past when sourcing for surgeons' or medical specialists' contact information.

SanThiago:
Boss, I'm using epik for the first time. I just registered a domain name, the amount has been deducted from my bank balance but the domain is not appearing in my dashboard. The amount deducted from my acct is showing under "in store credit balances" in my dashboard.

I don't really understand this, should i be worried?

It sounds like the money was deposited into your account instead of being used for a domain purchase directly.

You can use that balance to pay for any purchases that it can cover, though.

ollybode:
I did a little research before I reg couple of .realty I have in my portfolio. So I already know the end users to pitch before I registered them.
I sent the first batch of mails to all of them, fortunately the owner of homerunrealty.com showed interest by offering $125, I countered the offer to $350, he remains silence then I send him a follow up, to up his offer, he later offer $245 which I accepted.

I got good open rate on others but none signify interest, I just sent them a follow up promo emails a few minutes ago, hope something good will come out of it.
All in all, with that single sale I have more than 100% roi on my collections of .realty and I hope I will be able to sell one or two before renewal.
.realty renewal is so costly am not thinking of renewing them hence I will let them go cheap.

Thanks for taking the time to reply, sire. I appreciate it.

I think I should attempt outbounding some domains using similar extension that I have.

PS: Couldn't respond earlier because antispam banned me since Thursday for trying to react to id911's post.

ollybode:
****Sales alert***

Homerun/.realty
Sold:$245
Reg; $0.99 epik promo
Venue: epik

Miami+service
Sold: 399
Dan:
Both
outbound

Congrats, bro. More sales.

If I may ask, how did you source leads for the .realty domain? Did you just reach out to random real estate companies, please?

I also have a handful of names but I haven't done any outbounding for.

Sanjayd1:
Finally! Sales Alert!
Hardwood/Flooring//KnoxvilleTn//King
$299
Hold time...10 days.
ED
Sold on the Second follow up/BIN
Through DAN.

How do I start? Where do I start from?
I was waiting to see the money korokoro in my account before posting...I had to be sure it wasn't a dream.
I started this journey late June where I bought my first 3 times, those names haven't sold yet oo. However, I kept buying more. Could buy one name this month or even two the next month and I didn't stop outbounding despite not receiving positive responses. There were times where I questioned all that I had learned but never did I feel like giving up because of all the bosses in the house who never stopped encouraging newbies like me. I told myself: "this business, na here we dey".
My greatest thanks go to Jehovah, my God. I believe in his undeserved kindness so much. My husband, my mentor Felix who encouraged me to keep pushing, all the bosses whom I have read and will keep reading from their wealth of experiences on this thread and who were always there to answer all our questions...Tranxo, ikhalyfah, Elon mosque, awesome duru, cyrilefit, budosky, please no vex if I no mention your name, I hold you all in high esteem.
To my fellow newbies, keep pushing, don't give up, trust in God if you believe in him. I do. Your sale will come.

Ps: Never will I use wire transfer again. My money no complete after all my calculations. Pls, if you are a newbie like me, opt for bitcoin. It is the best.

Glory to God indeed! And congrats!

This is the sort of name I'm increasingly reluctant to reg anymore (city+state abbreviation). But it sold in this case!

lloydtruth:
I got it wrong?

The name could have been better. But don't be too hard on yourself because of this. Simply learn from the experience.

I have seen many similar names (not specifically including "district" ) get sold. It's just about grace.

For instance, some people might say this period isn't great for outbounding, but people are still making sales! Sales didn't also stop during the lockdown.

Crazeworld:
I don't even understand this comment. If everyone uses Apple products and says it is good, does that mean no other person has the right to say it is bad if they've used it also?

Trust Pilot is a review platform where users can rate products or services they've used. The fact that you used Dan hitch-free doesn't mean others can't have problem with it.

The negative review is not spoiling business for anybody. Dan is a business that receives commission on every successful transaction. If they feel the review is bad for their business, they should work on it so other users don't drop such negative review in the future.

You may be right, somewhat, but not entirely. This is talking from the perspective of a Nigerian.

If we bash DAN, what's the better option for us.

I just found out about Epik's connection to neo-Nazis (and white supremacists).

Selling on almost all other marketplaces is also like a loss because they'd want to pay to your bank account - at what rate?

In my opinion, I think the fellow would have done better directing his anger at DAN, privately.

U1:
I wonder how people that sold domain names containing "realtor" managed it.

I kept away from that term for a long time having read on Namepros about the trademark angle. The sales I saw finally made me decide to give it a try. Attached is a response I got from a lead.

If you have sold this type of domain before, I'd appreciate some heads-up. What was the experience like? Thanks.

Any idea?

I wonder how people that sold domain names containing "realtor" managed it.

I kept away from that term for a long time having read on Namepros about the trademark angle. The sales I saw finally made me decide to give it a try. Attached is a response I got from a lead.

If you have sold this type of domain before, I'd appreciate some heads-up. What was the experience like? Thanks.

alexvatt:
U paid for 'fake tutorials' Knowledge is power.

Abegi! So did those people that provided the "fake tutorials" call it fake? They even sounded more convincing that anyone suggesting binary options here.

alexvatt:
U will keep loosing until u get the secrets. Everything in life has a secret. Knowledge is power.

Abegi! Wasn't it to get the "secrets" that made me pay tutorials? Yet, nothing came out of them.

Oluwahelpme:
Ok let me trade for u.

You say wetin?

The last person that made such an offer is currently unable to pay back even the capital of those that invested.

Oluwahelpme:
Let teach u how to trade Binary Options. This is what you need.

You meant Forex wannabe? Been there and not impressed. Seems more like a waste of time.

I even paid for "sure winning" tutorials that failed woefully.

Sapiosexuality:
Lol. You have nothing to lose. Gratitude and courtesy, where necessary, is always good.

Yeah, but do you?

blackpanthar:
There is something called SWOT Analysis.... you need to do it for whatever area and business you choose.

This 2020 has been a year of reset... you need to set up a business that will thrive irrespective of lockdown or plandemic.

Let me give you a few...

1) FOOD PROCESSING or FOOD COOKING
2) Agric-tech( where you invEst in buying a farm and you get as little as 50% ROI in 5 months.
3) STOCKS or FOREX.... (well... this one is late because if you used 4M to buy dollar at the beginning of the lockdown, by now you would have more than 6M)
4) Land.. then you put it out for LEASE (this is big business if you are in an industrial area)
5) health kits too
6) tech (setting up a dating or earning or news website or app is huge business)
7) real estate
mobile printing press (a van that is converted to a mobile office and you can drive to campuses and print on a daily basis)... someone sold this business here on NL for 850k with gen and other stuff.
9) TRUCK business (this is a very big business because a company handles every other thing for you once you buy the truck at an installment of 1.5m)
10) YOU (why not learn skills that will make you so versatile for less than 500k and then use the 3.5 to establish yourself)

Now sit and think which one your personality can cope with. Then Launch. I wish you well bro

Nice one.

On that No. 10, did you have specific skills in mind? Please share.

Does anyone here thank buyers or wish them well after a sale?

I haven't been doing that and I felt it's not right. Just reluctant that they might misconstrue it if I did.

IdeasPro:
Sincerely, this guy is not a buyer by any stretch of my imagination. Ignore. But if you must reply:

Hi Lagbaja,

Your offer is good but not fair enough. However, we're not considering any price less than $100 at the moment. You may need to review your price since I believe that this domain will add to your bottom line.

Thank you and have a great day!

Best regards,
Promoter

PS: Please visit YourDomainNameAddress to get it right away.

Boss.

RenaissanceGuy:
This is one reason to own an American phone number, so you can call them. Phone conversation always trumps email/text/IM conversation anytime.

Ok, thanks.

I have one, but I don't call with it unless I am requested to call.

Maybe it's my accent, composure, or network quality; I noticed the few people I spoke to using the number often told me they didn't get what I said. I had to repeat or rephrase my statements, and then followed up with an email in one case.

Sapiosexuality:
No, I don't type the same message. It depends on what the person said.

For example one of them told me he's waiting for his IT person to come do the transaction but after waiting for days I reminded him what he told me and asked if everything was okay and if he is still interested and he said yes. Whatever he says next will guide my next comment but if he remains quiet I will mail him telling him I'm still waiting for his response and I'm ready to help or guide him if he still wants the domain.

Thanks, you made sense.

Sapiosexuality:
I'm actually at the same spot now. My trick is, remind them after every 3-7 days until they say No. If I were in their shoes any attempt at bombardment will be seen as desperation and any attempt at desperation is an opportunity to either buy it low or conclude the domain is trash you want to throw out.

Yeah, you have a point. I usually leave several days before the first follow up as well. I don't like pestering people "unnecessarily."

Talking about reminders, could you give examples of what you type in each message or do you just repeat the same message each time?

alawi5k:
You're right. Any offer over $98 will be accepted .

Even for something like ChicagoDentist in king, for example?

Dreydoe:
maybe your BIN is too high?

Me wey be no-baller, mostly.

I'm just starting to increase prices a little bit because I have yet to sell any domain name for more than $350.

I thought if I don't set an amount higher then I can never break that threshold. Even at that, I think less than 10-15% of my total Geo domains are priced higher than 399 out of the door.

I need the help of people who have followed leads for several times (3+) before making some sales. I'm a bit lost for what to do here.

I currently have three people that have expressed interest in what I offered them in the past 1-2 weeks. But they're not taking the action I expected.

- One said he'd tell the IT guy and finance to proceed last week. Followed up and still waiting.

- Another said he'd buy, but didn't do anything after being sent instructions on how to proceed. Followed up and no response.

- The third asked how to proceed; I responded and followed up. No action.

I was wondering if someone that followed up several times before a sale can please help with the series of emails they sent (what each was about). I'm confused at this point. Thanks in anticipation.

Revealix:
You can subscribe for do-not-disturb, I think you'll send STOP to 2442

That's for third-party short code SMS. It doesn't stop messages from networks.

These people will make you understand that you can't stop unsolicited SMS from them. This is from experience. "Sorry" is all you'd get from them.

I have been wondering for a long time whether unsolicited SMS is something we just have to live with.There's been a hike in these messages from MTN and Glo in recent months and they are mostly repetitive.

I have contacted network providers regarding how to stop this over the years (the most recent being this evening), but the response has always been that there's nothing they can do about.

So I'm wondering: is this something one just have to endure? I wonder if this also obtains in saner climes.