tranxo:
199 this morning

are you for real? I have some domains lined up. Let's kick as

tranxo:
199 this morning

hope you don't mean when withdrawing ooo. I actually mean when u want to pay for something online with your naira card cos some dudes who are taking advantage of this scarcity have been saying GTB can never exchange below 280. I quoted you already to the post.

tranxo:
199 this morning

wow this is good news

2sex:
ChinaVentilation.com for sale $10

Expire date.

ewuoso2002:

Expire date.

next year. Interested?

2sex:
next year. Interested?

No enduser, all one can hope for is to list and hope to sell it.
How in naira

ewuoso2002:

No enduser, all one can hope for is to list and hope to sell it.
How in naira

pay me normal exchange rate and get it. Thanks.

2sex:
pay me normal exchange rate and get it. Thanks.

I hear say 199, is dt okay with u

ewuoso2002:

I hear say 199, is dt okay with u

I actually paid more than that. Okay, deal.

2sex:
I actually paid more than that. Okay, deal.

gtb back to 299

betinamerica.com exporthemps.com farmhemps.com porningly.com recyclehemppapers.com i registered these domains when i was learning how to hand register and the dollar was friendly. i just want to know if any is worth renewing as i got a notice from godaddy

blym4real:

gtb back to 299

thanks

Septre:
betinamerica.com exporthemps.com farmhemps.com porningly.com recyclehemppapers.com i registered these domains when i was learning how to hand register and the dollar was friendly. i just want to know if any is worth renewing as i got a notice from godaddy

You've already answered your question or should I say, you have the answer to your question.

.

New in this business, bought my first expires domain yesterday http://schoolfundraisers.net

Does it have a good market value, in terms of selling and parking?

Emmyk:
New in this business, bought my first expires domain yesterday school fundraisers .net

Does it have a good market value, in terms of selling and parking?

You bought the name to sell or develop?

If it is for sale, who do you intend selling it to?

And what do you think this domain will be use for?

You may say other extension has been reg, but has any been develop?

Or maybe u check estibot and worth is $20K thus that make a domain valueble to reg or buy?


this are question you should ask urself b4 thinking of buying any domain that is if you are really a newbie like me.


Well overall it is a good name has a page rank of 4 etc. cool if develop

Good luck

God Bless Nigeria

Chibenze:


You bought the name to sell or develop?

If it is for sale, who do you intend selling it to?

And what do you think this domain will be use for?

You may say other extension has been reg, but has any been develop?

Or maybe u check estibot and worth is $20K thus that make a domain valueble to reg or buy?


this are question you should ask urself b4 thinking of buying any domain that is if you are really a newbie like me.


Well overall it is a good name has a page rank of 4 etc. cool if develop

Good luck

God Bless Nigeria

I bought it to sell bruv.

Some end users, I saw some related websites.

For fund raising by schools, lol.

Hmmm. I actually didn't check all, but some are developed.

I did a little research before buying it, used filter on expireddomains.net , I saw it has a good CPC ( over $4), good page ranking, by low traffic and Alexa ranking..


Lol, believe be, I'm a newbie, heard about godaddy over 5years ago, but didnt do anything.

Thanks all the way bro.

Emmyk:

I bought it to sell bruv.

Some end users, I saw some related websites.

For fund raising by schools, lol.

Hmmm. I actually didn't check all, but some are developed.

I did a little research before buying it, used filter on expireddomains.net , I saw it has a good CPC ( over $4), good page ranking, by low traffic and Alexa ranking..


Lol, believe be, I'm a newbie, heard about godaddy over 5years ago, but didnt do anything.

Thanks all the way bro.

Ok. Bro.

Wish you the best.

Who knows? You may endup selling this name for a huge price.

Good luck

1Dray:


You've already answered your question or should I say, you have the answer to your question.

I could have voted for exporthemps.com but the s is the problem on the domain. It could be better if it is exporthemp.com or hempexport.com does hemp have plural? But why the "s"
Well! it is IMO as a startup.

Cheers and good luck.

elevatoria:


I could have voted for exporthemps.com but the s is the problem on the domain. It could be better if it is exporthemp.com or hempexport.com does hemp have plural? But why the "s"
Well! it is IMO as a startup.

Cheers and good luck.

Exactly bro, but I would go for just HempExport.... ExportHemp(s)/FarmHemp(s) does look/sound right, looks/sounds more like a name for a 'Not-for-profit' organization, but the question is, can there be any such organization for Hemp? BTW, I don't even see much potentials in the HempExport I said I would rather go for.

Chibenze:

Ok. Bro.

Wish you the best.

Who knows? You may endup selling this name for a huge price.

Good luck

Thanks in all.
I'll notify you, whatever happens.
Glad to be here, *looks around* lots of gurus here, gives one goose bumps

Hello house, una well don o.
I have a question, a meaningless but pronounceable 6 letters dot com name came to my mind, I checked if it's available and to my surprise it was, so, I registered it without even researching on it.
My greatest surprise now is that it's dot net (.net) has been registered since 2012, packed and for sale @ $5,709. The trade mark risk is 20% and it's estibot value is $55, what do you think?

biuti:
Hello house, una well don o.
I have a question, a meaningless but pronounceable 6 letters dot com name came to my mind, I checked if it's available and to my surprise it was, so, I registered it without even researching on it.
My greatest surprise now is that it's dot net (.net) has been registered since 2012, packed and for sale @ $5,709. The trade mark risk is 20% and it's estibot value is $55, what do you think?

Let's have a look at the name, if you want us to say something about the name; how can one appraise invisible property. Is it possible?

Tip:

When contacting end users, make your subject be the name of the owner of the domain on whois.

For instance Chibenze Chukwuma is on whoise.

Your email subject should be Chibenze Chukwuma

This makes them click through to want to read your email because your major first aim should be to make them want to click through and read. Using the domain name as subject is kind off spammy and looks robotic in a way but if you use the name of the person, it looks real and curiosity would want to make them click. I have had high click through rates this way. They ALWAYS open my emails.

But if the name is not on whois, use the name of the company as subject or at least, their domain name.

ALSO often make sure that you find the owner of any domain name. If the IT guy has his email on the whois, ignore the whois and search for the owner for as long as you can. If you don't find the owner, it's best to just forget the domain name.

My approach is to get a domain sold and not to keep for too long so I usually ensure I find a buyer before I think of picking a name, even if it meets my other undercover criteria. I must confess that this cost me the lose of HomesPrint.com though but that's life Happy new week fellas. Happy hunting.

Have a nice day.

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Let me tell you one cold had truth if no one has told you since your madness started, you are wasting your time posting this here because spamming a thread with unrelated post hardly ever bring you much clients. If you have a functional brain, I bet you should learn to use and in case it can't tell you what to do, let me spell it out... CREATE YOUR OWN DAMN THREAD AND POST IT THERE.

2sex:
Let me tell you one cold had truth if no one has told you since your madness started, you are wasting your time posting this here because spamming a thread with unrelated post hardly ever bring you much clients. If you have a functional brain, I bet you should learn to use and in case it can't tell you what to do, let me spell it out... CREATE YOUR OWN DAMN THREAD AND POST IT THERE.

His post has been remove just saw it now.

don't bother quoting him.


God Bless Nigeria

...

2sex:
Tip:

When contacting end users, make your subject be the name of the owner of the domain on whois.

For instance Chibenze Chukwuma is on whoise.

Your email subject should be Chibenze Chukwuma

This makes them click through to want to read your email because your major first aim should be to make them want to click through and read. Using the domain name as subject is kind off spammy and looks robotic in a way but if you use the name of the person, it looks real and curiosity would want to make them click. I have had high click through rates this way. They ALWAYS open my emails.

But if the name is not on whois, use the name of the company as subject or at least, their domain name.

ALSO often make sure that you find the owner of any domain name. If the IT guy has his email on the whois, ignore the whois and search for the owner for as long as you can. If you don't find the owner, it's best to just forget the domain name.

My approach is to get a domain sold and not to keep for too long so I usually ensure I find a buyer before I think of picking a name, even if it meets my other undercover criteria. I must confess that this cost me the lose of HomesPrint.com though but that's life Happy new week fellas. Happy hunting.

Have a nice day.

Great approach, thanks for the enlightenment.

2sex:
Tip:

When contacting end users, make your subject be the name of the owner of the domain on whois.

For instance Chibenze Chukwuma is on whoise.

Your email subject should be Chibenze Chukwuma

This makes them click through to want to read your email because your major first aim should be to make them want to click through and read. Using the domain name as subject is kind off spammy and looks robotic in a way but if you use the name of the person, it looks real and curiosity would want to make them click. I have had high click through rates this way. They ALWAYS open my emails.

But if the name is not on whois, use the name of the company as subject or at least, their domain name.

ALSO often make sure that you find the owner of any domain name. If the IT guy has his email on the whois, ignore the whois and search for the owner for as long as you can. If you don't find the owner, it's best to just forget the domain name.

My approach is to get a domain sold and not to keep for too long so I usually ensure I find a buyer before I think of picking a name, even if it meets my other undercover criteria. I must confess that this cost me the lose of HomesPrint.com though but that's life Happy new week fellas. Happy hunting.

Have a nice day.

it is a nice suggestion. thanks for the tips.

personally i will not try this method because it look spamming to me, i have gotten some mail where the fix my name as their subject... i just delete them immediately.

well it is always good to use what work for you, everyone has his or her own method.

thanks once again for sharing.


GOD BLESS NIGERIA