ojesymsym:
This sounds like a good domain name. I doubt it will be available

Sapiosexuality:
Exactly my next line. I mean even people without a single comment on Nairaland or on the thread. The guy that requested for a phone number surprised me. Hello, and I responded and he replied with 'this is Prosper aka ...on Nairaland, please your WhatsApp number, here is mine'. Just like that? Lol. Smh.

BounceHQ:
Random thoughts...

Are domainers good with relationships in the outside world?

I kind of observed a thread and noticed most domainers are people who like to do life alone.

What do you think?

spirul77:
boss, there used to be a feature on sh were you can submit a name for free and when it is bought sh will share the percentage with you, does this feature still exist? I just opened a sh account and I can't find it

AkProsper:

Greetings. I was the one. Needed someone to help me make a $5 BTC payment online, the "trusted" exchangers I reached out to declined because the payment was small. Later discovered that the payment came with extra fee which won't worth the purpose. That's why I didn't respond.
But hope we're good

soliufiljannah:

Same here bro. LoneFashion was rejected, and decided to reg it 2weeks later. Already a developed e-commerce web

Sapiosexuality:
Yes, it still exists. Go to your account. Locate Marketplace Dashboard. Scroll down and click on Add More Names. Look for Submit Names to Premium Marketplace and click. Then click on Submit an Unregistered Domain. Put domain name and description. Then where they ask, "If approved, who will register the domain?" choose I prefer SH to register it. Agree to terms and save changes.

Firefox01:
All these talks about SH rejected names led me back to check some of my rejected names, two are now developed websites and like three more are taken. We meuve sha.

soliufiljannah:

Best thing is to research further, then register the names. Best of them.

AwesomeDuru:
700+

kenralph:
On this squadhelp issue, I'd advice everyone against submitting names you have faith in as an unregistered domain to them.

Most of their so called review experts and in-house review teams are Indians, and they're hungry like us. Those guys engage in backdoor practice. They'll delay your submission until they're sure they've regged the exceptional ones before approving it for you to chase shadows.

If you don't have the fund to buy the name, keep it in your watchlist until money comes. You can then register and submit to them - if you like.

soliufiljannah:
"Note: if you limit yourself to what sh accepts, you will never learn brandables. Sh have a very bad taste and its because majority of their buyers knw nothing about branding. They buy because the name is cheap and majority will see reasons to rebrand later in future. Learn what brandables is all about in general, so you can do well in any marketplace"

~HayKay~

spirul77:
bro ,there used to be a feature on sh were you can submit a name for free and when it is bought sh will share the percentage with you, does this feature still exist?

kenralph:
On this squadhelp issue, I'd advice everyone against submitting names you have faith in as an unregistered domain to them.

Most of their so called review experts and in-house review teams are Indians, and they're hungry like us. Those guys engage in backdoor practice. They'll delay your submission until they're sure they've regged the exceptional ones before approving it for you to chase shadows.

If you don't have the fund to buy the name, keep it in your watchlist until money comes. You can then register and submit to them - if you like.

Eliclassic:


Yes this feature still exist but you have to be strong with lion heart for you to go with it.

kenralph:
On this squadhelp issue, I'd advice everyone against submitting names you have faith in as an unregistered domain to them.

Most of their so called review experts and in-house review teams are Indians, and they're hungry like us. Those guys engage in backdoor practice. They'll delay your submission until they're sure they've regged the exceptional ones before approving it for you to chase shadows.

If you don't have the fund to buy the name, keep it in your watchlist until money comes. You can then register and submit to them - if you like.

Firefox01:
All these talks about SH rejected names led me back to check some of my rejected names, two are now developed websites and like three more are taken. We meuve sha.

meetme01:
What we don't understand about domaining and brandables is that

You are not the only one searching for good names. Whether it's on watch list or not, if will be picked, it will be picked and registered. Have you not witnessed a situation whereby a name you thought about, written in your jotter was registered few days after you checked it was available. It shows, people think like you.

To decide if name is good is one's perogative which is kinda twisted.

Every SH owned name is great but ask yourself, can you manage the portfolio you currently have if you owned them?

Imagine,a portfolio of 300+ ain't easy to manage. To break even,no beans oo

You think if you registered that name, the owner will actually buy it from you or search for similar niche?

Lots of these people don't have the luxury of money to buy $1K+ names. They rather go for $9 and make it suitable for their purpose.

My advice - names you believe you can renew for 3yrs+ are those you should register. If you can't, no matter how you love the name, let SH own it.

Promxy94:


#GOD GRACE GOT Me

Bayarea Domains do Sell and all sales are By GOD GRACE.
Because of your reply to him, I had to go bring this.



#MYGODLIVES...

kenralph:
On this squadhelp issue, I'd advice everyone against submitting names you have faith in as an unregistered domain to them.

Most of their so called review experts and in-house review teams are Indians, and they're hungry like us. Those guys engage in backdoor practice. They'll delay your submission until they're sure they've regged the exceptional ones before approving it for you to chase shadows.

If you don't have the fund to buy the name, keep it in your watchlist until money comes. You can then register and submit to them - if you like.

HIScraziness:
where did you pick your endusers from? since bay area can be many places

U1:


Bless you! This hits the nail on the head

I have never submitted an unregistered name to SH; don't even have a single listing in Premium.

Maybe it's the Nigerian in me. I distrust such models. I'd rather risk the 7-10 bucks on a name I see value in and then observe for any hint of real value.

meetme01:
What we don't understand about domaining and brandables is that

You are not the only one searching for good names. Whether it's on watch list or not, if will be picked, it will be picked and registered. Have you not witnessed a situation whereby a name you thought about, written in your jotter was registered few days after you checked it was available. It shows, people think like you.

To decide if name is good is one's perogative which is kinda twisted.

Every SH owned name is great but ask yourself, can you manage the portfolio you currently have if you owned them?

Imagine,a portfolio of 300+ ain't easy to manage. To break even,no beans oo

You think if you registered that name, the owner will actually buy it from you or search for similar niche?

Lots of these people don't have the luxury of money to buy $1K+ names. They rather go for $9 and make it suitable for their purpose.

My advice - names you believe you can renew for 3yrs+ are those you should register. If you can't, no matter how you love the name, let SH own it.

fergusen:

Do you have seller registered brandables on Squadhelp?

Eliclassic:


Yes this feature still exist but you have to be strong with lion heart for you to go with it.

U1:


As I wrote, I don't have a premium listing, but I do have standard listings there.

TheSTreetman:


Same way you pick endusers while searching for State leads..