sammchuck1:


*I want to start with 100k.
*Can I see like 40k profit on a monthly basis?
*Whats the worst case scenario in this business? Slow sales or the domain actually dropping in value(is that even possible)?

100k is a lot to start with, not sure so many people started with that much. But in this game, there are no absolutes, no guarantees, no one can assure you of 40k ROI monthly. This is because you can earn more than that amount in a month, heck, you can triple your 100k in just one sale. Again, you could go months without a sale.

Domains, like real estate appreciate in value especially if they're very good names, so they don't depreciate in value.

I'll advise you devote quality time to reading this thread and then you can get some training from the boss man (iykepromotions), then you'll be equipped to delve in with your capital

Cheers.

brudiga:
AMOTEKUN is gone

And how does this concerning domaining?

ikhalyfah:

Yes, that's only what u have to pay. A very good bargain.
1. U are running away from less reputable registrars
2. U are saving whole lot of naira. A real lot of it!

I owe you some chilled bottles of heineken and asun whenever we meet

ikhalyfah:

Yes, for epik is $8+, but it increases 1yr to your domain life, so it's just as though u have renewed@ 8$ instead of that $15 or so ur current (promo) registrar is charging

Oh wow, didn't know this..

Again, you're saying you only get to pay let's say $8 only which is the transfer cost? If that's the case, that's such a good bargain

ikhalyfah:
A little something..
Always try to maximize your profit by taking advantage of promos.
Yes, these registrars giving promo have high renewal fees.
But i think you can register at $1-$3 with them, when domain is due to expire u can transfer to a bigger registrar at $8-$9 which most of them increase one year to the domain's life. Thereby spending $10-$11 on each name instead of the regular $16-18 Do the maths and see how much u can save in naira..

I just checked and noticed i have registered 71 names since I started, ALL AT THE COST OF $261, average of $3.7/name

During renewal i intend to move all names i wish to renew to Epik, at cost of $8+/name which grants me 1yr additional on each name...

Correct me if I'm wrong please!

Isn't there a cost associated with transfers or so I thought

This new Godaddy logo looks like a joke tbh, too basic for such a big brand

Branduche:
Somebody will hit google to look for a dentist named sanjar naderi

It'll actually be foolhardy for anyone to do that

U1:


Thanks, bro.

I think geo domain names fall in the category of those that won't require breaking a bank, right?

To a large extent, yes

U1:
Iykepromotions, 2sexycom and anyone experienced in this area, I wish to know which works better when contacting end users: Buy it Now (BIN) price or Make an Offer?

Please I need guidance. I'm just being pulled between the two and I am confused. Which one promotes better sales conversion? Thanks.

In my little experience, I think BIN works better for domains the buyers won't have to 'break a bank' to make the purchase, some will still go ahead to make their offer despite having a BIN in place. Again, with BIN, you've somewhat placed a ceiling on the price, can't be higher.

BIN in my opinion would better promote sales conversations

justmykel:


I think say only me see am o.
He said the domain name was sold on NDA na im make am no report the sale hia.

Lol abeg where una see am o

By this time last year, Netsol was beasting with their $1 promo

iCauseTrouble:

Oga, if you don't have something sensible to say, you can off your phone and go back to bed.
I asked sensible people to contribute and not Mr. Know all like you.

Honestly, that might have come off a bit brute, but he made salient points. SH and other marketplaces forbid you list domains they've accepted on other marketplaces. I think we should learn to stick to those rules, no matter no hard it seems.

Again, I'll advise you find a way of redirecting him to SH to make the purchase by way of reducing the price a little bit. Congrats in advance

NkShallom:


I think, instead of accepting his offer on afternic, reduce the price to say $1900 on SH, insist on $2000 BIN on afternic. He would probably then buy from SH. by so doing you still made your Sale and didn't break SH rules..

#Imo

I second this. Let's not encourage him to flout the rules please.

0ubenji:
is there anyway i can revoke a transaction on from netsol on my debit card? I was charged $113 for nothing, despite turning off my autorenewals for domains.

I'm most certain you were charged for renewals. Open a ticket and ask for refunds, follow that up with a chat with the customer service guys, stating in strong terms that you need a refund, they'll oblige.

Netsol $1 promo was what the igbos call "onyinye mammywater"

Congrats on your sales cryiletifit, just a quick question, were the names all picked from ED?

AwesomeDuru:
Well said boss, I hold these same views too. I'm very skeptical when it comes to registering names with 'very cheap' registrars with their mouth watering promos. I saw enough in the hands of Netsol with their $1 promo to last a lifetime!

Before I reg with a registrar, I first check the cost of their renewals. If it's reasonable enough or almost same price with reg fee, then I go ahead. Experience has taught me that awoof really runs Belle.

Even now, I have names with dynadot, Namesilo, Namecheap, Porkbun (my favorite), etc.

Awoof dey really bele. Netsol? Never again

eddy42:
Sorry about that Netsol wahala oo, i think you should buy international call bundle with your local line and call them at same time I don't think it's advisible to leave your card details with any registrar to avoid such stories

He doesn't even need to burn money calling, chat the agents up, open a ticket requesting for refunds, they'll oblige.

Again, be sure you actually have auto-renew turned off for all your domains, so you get to decide which one(s) to renew

slingerf:
Pls..yawa don gass o.
Pls two domains was autorenewed in my account with 35dolls each. And autorenew was off and the expiry date is even february 27th 2020.
Still dey shock me. Pls help me ooo

LOL Netsol, open a ticket, ask for refund, they'll do it in full

Congratulations Heyzedd1, that's some massive sale.

Not forgetting biuti too, congrats on your sales.

Here's to a 2020 full of sales for us all

Ibrixy:
Hello, please am i supposed to tell/remind the domain buyer to confirm to DAN that he has received the domain?

If he has received the domain, let Simon know in the chat box so you can be paid. Congrats

Qulink1:

Hello Boss,
I just completed the verification 1 and 2 is requesting for ID card which I don't have,
Will the ID card issue hinder me from getting paid.
Thanks

Sorry I'm just seeing this. It shouldn't.

2nd verification is needed for bigger transactions

Can y'all for heaven's sake quit quoting Beckplanet's entire post? You can mention him in a fresh post and still gain his attention

Beckplanet, you know those we casually play around with on social media "I'm not your mate", ;Dwell this is real meaning of it. For something that's yet a side hustle, you've done so well in the year under review and I'm truly inspired.

As is my custom, I'll take time out to go thru the posts again and pick some wisdom therein.

Thanks for sharing, again for inspiring newbies like us to push even further and record even better successes. Thank you!

Merry Christmas family.

Qulink1:

Hello bro pls can you please explain how you got paid with Luno and the rate or should I DM you sir

Sign up on Luno and download the app. You may also use the web version. Go to "wallets once you're done with the registration and verification and create a BTC wallet, you may also give the wallet a name as requested. Copy the the BTC address (always alpha-numeric) and send to DAN in the chat box telling them you prefer BTC payment.

Once you're paid, you'll receive a mail from Luno and also when you click on wallets, you'll see 0 of 3 confirmations, this means it will take 3 block confirmations for the BTC to land in your wallet. After three block confirmations, you have the BTC in your wallet.

To sell, if you're using the app, all you need do is click on the home key, swipe left and the markets will display. Click on the plus sign(see pic attached), then "sell", it will display what you see in the 2nd pic. Click on figures in blue, it will input in that box the amount of BTC you intend to sell and the prevailing market price will be automatically imputed. At the market price, the sale will be immediate once you click place sell order.

Once sale is complete, return to your wallet and click on your naira account (see pic) and proceed your hard-earned money to withdraw to the bank account you've imputed already. Once you approve it, payment will hit your account before you know it

All of these shouldn't take you more than 2 minutes sha. Once you've mastered it, it's just a minute something.


It's not so difficult, but you may DM him if you choose to

priceaction:

Lol, my domain journey is not now, only that I am a little bit into it again. It's part of investment that can give more dollars. You know I like money.
But no matter how, always diversify your investments. That's the rule.

The highlighted words are so key

Geofavor:
Please, For those of you who sell directly to end users without the use of an escrow,

How does the end user send your money to your bank account? Wire transfer?transferwise? etc. Which is the best? And please, what are the steps he takes to send it?

Cc 2sexycom, etc.

I've never done it. It'll be nice if someone who's gone that route shared their experience

tranxo:

Probably referring to Nigerian's cashier's check (cheque) fraud of the early days of 4 1 9. Don't be discouraged. Leave him and move on.

PS
Those familiar with Name/com, do they have free whois privacy attached to their domains?

Not at all. Privacy is paid for

slimjosh43:


It sounds like sarcasm or he feels you a fraudster. To bring professionalism back quote a fair price and tell him he can buy it from GODADDY ( don't forget to factor in their 20% commission in your final price)

I've been wondering how this is possible, especially if the domain isn't regged with Godaddy and you're not subscribed to their auctions

ikhalyfah:

Looks fishy true.
"Afford to lose"

"Afford to part with" would have been better, but "afford to lose" isn't really business like.

In any case, send them the buy now link and quote a fair price, while hoping for the best

gentlekeny:
someone just registered Aprostitute.com name wey i say make i sleep wake up do the registration. Someone just snapped it. Gush!!

A lot happens when men sleep.

Gabson91:
the domain must be 60days old. Last time i sold over there, it was via a broker. All I did was send auth code after log in to your godaddy account under the auction/sales page

It's less than 60days, any way around it?

It's registered at name.com