therealMcCain:


At this point, I will refrain from insulting you. YOU(IDEALCASH) advised someone to open a papal acc that can receive payment. I then asked for help, you referred me to webmasters section.

I then pointed it out that, that section is filled with plethora of folks claiming to know how to, then the hurdle of knowing who is genuine.

Iykepromotions recommends Legalwealth but Legalwealth does not accept payments from "individuals". It has to be a a website/business. Meaning If I sell a name to a user on namepros or slack, I cant receive my funds thru Legalwealth.

That's the only person he recommends, I think the other person is Treasure something, but his exchange service is with bitcoins.


If you knew you were going to be dodgy, why did you send me a PM?

"Go outside this thread at your own risk" does this thread talk about Opening PayPal account?

When i finally saw someone who was willing to accept payment from an individual, the exchanger said it was going to be at the rate of N280 since it was less than $100. With this experience, don't you think someone will consider opening an account that can receive payment?


Why advise someone to do something, give half information & turn around to say something different.


There are countless folks here who do exchange services & there are countless offers on how to open PayPal account that can receive payment. It is very relevant to this thread for those that have tried both options to guide on how to go about it.

I can receive your PayPal Fund...

therealMcCain:
So let me ask the house explictly

1. Can recommendation be made for reliable exchangers who can receive payments from individuals? I guess most shy away cos fraud/chargeback.

2.Can recommendation be made on a "reliable" method of opening a PayPal account that can receive payment? Even if it's an ebook or a nairalander

PS:Nairaland is filled with offers for 1 & 2, without recomendation, it will be a trial by error affair for the uninformed.

I am also aware that a recommendation does not take away the responsibility of performing due diligence neither does it make the "recomender" liable

I have solution to your PayPal problems. Send me a PM.

Favour196:
the person that dallasusedtrucks/king before i could grab it
say Hi..

men boys are not playing o

na so dem do me too

Branduche:
In my opinion

I won't register this names

I prefer city + service, hence,

MiamiBoatRental.com
PhoenixGarageDoorRepair.com
HoustonFacials.com

Hmm
Thanks bro

I bought a domain name today. Which site do you think will help me sell it fast?

hello guys, i listed my domain for sale on sedo and i was asked for payment information.
now i dont own a paypal acc, should i put in one of my email address like that？or put my gtbank details for wire transfer？though my gt account isnt domicilliary or current.

mazizitonene:


na so dem do me too

Lolzzz
Omoh you fast today gon

Good name bro, you go soon get alert

DonX001:

Personally, I wouldn't advise you to ask for a refund, unless you're really short of funds and have money to buy only 1 or 2 names.
If not, keep it, list it on ALL the marketplaces, at a reasonable price (<$500). You just never know what will happen. I've seen worse names sold for $700, $800 and even over $1,000 on the Namepros completed sales thread. You'll be wondering what on earth the buyer wants to use it for, but you can't really know what's going on in the buyer's mind.

You can even offer it to the owner of the "Toynames" site for a very cheap price (like $100-$200), and tell them they can use it to redirect any loose traffic to their site, and to avoid competitors coming to buy it and compete with them.
Those 2 reasons can sometimes be enough reason for them to buy it, particularly the 2nd reason, especially if your price is cheap...small money.

Then keep buying some more names AFTER reading at least the first 100 pages of this thread and understanding the underlying principles.

that's very kind of you, I like what you said and I have learn something from it. some of us don't know how to research about name before we buy, we just see and think it's good then we buy. when it was said he did not even research before buying I ask myself a question "how do one research a name before buying?" I hope that part of searching or researching for a good name is also taught here if not I will like to know more about it cos I ve bought some names which only one person ask me of the price of one on Facebook I sent him the price up till now he have not reply me.
these are the name I have bought:

estateown/king
realestateconsultantservice/king
chicabearsonline/king
onlinepharmacybuy/king

gurus in the house please say something about these names.
thank you very much DON

Favour196:

can you imagine me, i was busy doing outbound for someone else domain without knowing the name is scottsdaleautodealers/king
and someone has the singular scottsdaleautodealer/king mine is the plural and i have been sending mails of the singular to potential clients
who has been in my shoes

so all these while you are working for baboon to chop

warrenweste:


No need to curse her out thats the protocol for current and dorm account you must provide 2 reference

I don't just know why Yoruba's can't do without that ororibruku hahaaa!!

I will advice you hold on a bit with your domain hunt
Read from thread 1 to say 50/70

johnoj24:

that's very kind of you, I like what you said and I have learn something from it. some of us don't know how to research about name before we buy, we just see and think it's good then we buy. when it was said he did not even research before buying I ask myself a question "how do one research a name before buying?" I hope that part of searching or researching for a good name is also taught here if not I will like to know more about it cos I ve bought some names which only one person ask me of the price of one on Facebook I sent him the price up till now he have not reply me.
these are the name I have bought:

estateown/king
realestateconsultantservice/king
chicabearsonline/king
onlinepharmacybuy/king

gurus in the house please say something about these names.
thank you very much DON

johnoj24:

so all these while you are working for baboon to chop

I have corrected the client, omoh that client just dey open my mail every 30mins like say e get honey I attach to the mail...
Views 13+ in 3 hours ohh.
As I want sleep I dey expect to wake up with smile.
If not I go shout for the person o

slimjosh43:

1. Justi4jesu is very reliable
2. You could use luno to receive BTC and withdraw to your account
3. You could also collect payment into your account from marketplace but there would be $25 wire transfer fee

Hope this helps

Thanks

please i need the sales letter, justinike29@yahoo.com

what are you using to track the mail please

Favour196:


I have corrected the client, omoh that client just dey open my mail every 30mins like say e get honey I attach to the mail...
Views 13+ in 3 hours ohh.
As I want sleep I dey expect to wake up with smile.
If not I go shout for the person o

Branduche:
I will advice you hold on a bit with your domain hunt
Read from thread 1 to say 50/70

OK thank you sir

KubwaBoy:
what are you using to track the mail please

Download streak for chrome
It will link to your Gmail
Works on laptop only and chrome only

Please I need an advise in selecting some domain names. For a domain name like chicagosportscar and Chicagosportscars which is better..

In cases like this which is better, singular, plural or both.
Thanks

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Silvereze:
Please I need an advise in selecting some domain names. For a domain name like chicagosportscar and Chicagosportscars which is better..

In cases like this which is better, singular, plural or both.
Thanks

Chicagosportcar=best, Chicagosportcars=better

johnoj24:

that's very kind of you, I like what you said and I have learn something from it. some of us don't know how to research about name before we buy, we just see and think it's good then we buy. when it was said he did not even research before buying I ask myself a question "how do one research a name before buying?" I hope that part of searching or researching for a good name is also taught here if not I will like to know more about it cos I ve bought some names which only one person ask me of the price of one on Facebook I sent him the price up till now he have not reply me.
these are the name I have bought:

estateown/king
realestateconsultantservice/king
chicabearsonline/king
onlinepharmacybuy/king

gurus in the house please say something about these names.
thank you very much DON

When buying a domain name, you should already have some things in mind it can be used for, and some people you can reasonably offer the name to.
Ideally, you should have checked on Google, Yahoo and Bing and identified some businesses (at least 10-20 businesses), that the name can be useful for, that is, can be an upgrade from their current name, BEFORE buying the domain name. So that you don't end up wasting money.
Either its a shorter, better version of the domain name they are currently using, or the ".com" of their name when they are using a ".net", or the exact ".com" name of their business if they are using a variation because the .com was not available when they were creating their website.
Alternatively, if you're going to be buying geodomains, some of the guidelines are:
1. It should be in a popular niche where businesses are spending money online to look for clients,
2. It should be in a city with a reasonable population, preferably at least 100,000, but even if less than that, it should be sizeable, so that you can have many options of businesses to offer the domain name to.
3. Domain name that has City+keyword tends to be preferred to keyword+City, though you can still sell the latter sometimes depending on how vibrant the niche is online and how large the city is.
4. Avoid typos...domaon names that are incorrect spellings of the words.

If you're targeting brandables, just make sure the name is short, pronounceable, and something that a business might like. However brandables are more difficult to sell and take more time and patience, so I'll advice you target more of geodomains as a starter until you've gotten used to it, unless you catch some really good brandables names.

Now coming to your own domain names you've bought, my comments are:
Estateown: I don't know what you have in mind or who will buy this one....this one is just depending on luck IMo.
realestateconsultantservice/king: Since its not targeting any particular city, might be difficult to sell, as most services prefer names targeting a specific city or state.
chicabearsonline/king: I don't know jackshit about Chica bears, so I can't comment on that. No energy to research it. Guess they might be a shortform of Chicago Bears. You that bought the name, what's on your mind??
onlinepharmacybuy/king: This one worry small too, names are much better if arranged in the order people type when they search for it, eg BuyonlinePharmacy rather than onlinepharmacybuy.

So I'm not really optimistic about any of your names.
However, like I told the other guy, that's not to say it can never be sold.
If you cannot refund these ones because its already past the refund period, list them aggressively at all the possible marketplaces, list them very cheap, $100 or less, you can even offer them to fellow domainers on Namepros at $50 or less, make your money no loss completely. Do aggressive outbounding for anyone you can find reasonable possible clients for. Then hope for the best. If person buy, good, if them no buy, take it as a lesson, as part of the learning curve that you will laugh at yourself later when you become a guru.

Most importantly, read through the first 100 pages of this thread for better understanding, before buying more names. These guidelines I've written up there are just small nuggets, most of the main meat is in this thread. You'll find that you'll get better as you progress.
Cheers.

justiniyke29:
hello guys, i listed my domain for sale on sedo and i was asked for payment information.
now i dont own a paypal acc, should i put in one of my email address like that？or put my gtbank details for wire transfer？though my gt account isnt domicilliary or current.

You sound like a naive. I'm sorry to say such.
You don't have PayPal and you just want to send email. Send email for what? Do you know how PayPal works in Nigeria? And you want to add your GTB account number for wire transfer and not domiciliary account, are you ok? Please, i hate when people don't have thinking faculty. All you wrote is nonsense

Silvereze:
Please I need an advise in selecting some domain names. For a domain name like chicagosportscar and Chicagosportscars which is better..

In cases like this which is better, singular, plural or both.
Thanks

Cars is better,
When you say sports car it signifies the business sell only 1 sport car

DonX001:


When buying a domain name, you should already have some things in mind it can be used for, and some people you can reasonably offer the name to.
Ideally, you should have checked on Google, Yahoo and Bing and identified some businesses (at least 10-20 businesses), that the name can be useful for, that is, can be an upgrade from their current name, BEFORE buying the domain name. So that you don't end up wasting money.
Either its a shorter, better version of the domain name they are currently using, or the ".com" of their name when they are using a ".net", or the exact ".com" name of their business if they are using a variation because the .com was not available when they were creating their website.
Alternatively, if you're going to be buying geodomains, some of the guidelines are:
1. It should be in a popular niche where businesses are spending money online to look for clients,
2. It should be in a city with a reasonable population, preferably at least 100,000, but even if less than that, it should be sizeable, so that you can have many options of businesses to offer the domain name to.
3. Domain name that has City+keyword tends to be preferred to keyword+City, though you can still sell the latter sometimes depending on how vibrant the niche is online and how large the city is.
4. Avoid typos...domaon names that are incorrect spellings of the words.

If you're targeting brandables, just make sure the name is short, pronounceable, and something that a business might like. However brandables are more difficult to sell and take more time and patience, so I'll advice you target more of geodomains as a starter until you've gotten used to it, unless you catch some really good brandables names.

Now coming to your own domain names you've bought, my comments are:
Estateown: I don't know what you have in mind or who will buy this one....this one is just depending on luck IMo.
realestateconsultantservice/king: Since its not targeting any particular city, might be difficult to sell, as most services prefer names targeting a specific city or state.
chicabearsonline/king: I don't know jackshit about Chica bears, so I can't comment on that. No energy to research it. Guess they might be a shortform of Chicago Bears. You that bought the name, what's on your mind??
onlinepharmacybuy/king: This one worry small too, names are much better if arranged in the order people type when they search for it, eg BuyonlinePharmacy rather than onlinepharmacybuy.

So I'm not really optimistic about any of your names.
However, like I told the other guy, that's not to say it can never be sold.
If you cannot refund these ones because its already past the refund period, list them aggressively at all the possible marketplaces, list them very cheap, $100 or less, you can even offer them to fellow domainers on Namepros at $50 or less, make your money no loss completely. Do aggressive outbounding for anyone you can find reasonable possible clients for. Then hope for the best. If person buy, good, if them no buy, take it as a lesson, as part of the learning curve that you will laugh at yourself later when you become a guru.

Most importantly, read through the first 100 pages of this thread for better understanding, before buying more names. These guidelines I've written up there are just small nuggets, most of the main meat is in this thread. You'll find that you'll get better as you progress.
Cheers.

You said it all boss

Urgent please! Afternic was unable to transfer my money to my bank account because it was not up to $1030. What other ways can I withdraw the money?

Darlenelove:


You sound like a naive. I'm sorry to say such.
You don't have PayPal and you just want to send email. Send email for what? Do you know how PayPal works in Nigeria? And you want to add your GTB account number for wire transfer and not domiciliary account, are you ok? Please, i hate when people don't have thinking faculty. All you wrote is nonsense

GTB savings acct can be used to receive wire transfer....

Truth4eva:
Urgent please! Afternic was unable to transfer my money to my bank account because it was not up to $1030. What other ways can I withdraw the money?

Choose dollar instead of naira. The instruction is there while filling the payment form

Please does access bank deduct Service charge ($20/25) for wire transfer? The last time I used them, I received my complete fund

DonX001:


When buying a domain name, you should already have some things in mind it can be used for, and some people you can reasonably offer the name to.
Ideally, you should have checked on Google, Yahoo and Bing and identified some businesses (at least 10-20 businesses), that the name can be useful for, that is, can be an upgrade from their current name, BEFORE buying the domain name. So that you don't end up wasting money.
Either its a shorter, better version of the domain name they are currently using, or the ".com" of their name when they are using a ".net", or the exact ".com" name of their business if they are using a variation because the .com was not available when they were creating their website.
Alternatively, if you're going to be buying geodomains, some of the guidelines are:
1. It should be in a popular niche where businesses are spending money online to look for clients,
2. It should be in a city with a reasonable population, preferably at least 100,000, but even if less than that, it should be sizeable, so that you can have many options of businesses to offer the domain name to.
3. Domain name that has City+keyword tends to be preferred to keyword+City, though you can still sell the latter sometimes depending on how vibrant the niche is online and how large the city is.
4. Avoid typos...domaon names that are incorrect spellings of the words.

If you're targeting brandables, just make sure the name is short, pronounceable, and something that a business might like. However brandables are more difficult to sell and take more time and patience, so I'll advice you target more of geodomains as a starter until you've gotten used to it, unless you catch some really good brandables names.

Now coming to your own domain names you've bought, my comments are:
Estateown: I don't know what you have in mind or who will buy this one....this one is just depending on luck IMo.
realestateconsultantservice/king: Since its not targeting any particular city, might be difficult to sell, as most services prefer names targeting a specific city or state.
chicabearsonline/king: I don't know jackshit about Chica bears, so I can't comment on that. No energy to research it. Guess they might be a shortform of Chicago Bears. You that bought the name, what's on your mind??
onlinepharmacybuy/king: This one worry small too, names are much better if arranged in the order people type when they search for it, eg BuyonlinePharmacy rather than onlinepharmacybuy.

So I'm not really optimistic about any of your names.
However, like I told the other guy, that's not to say it can never be sold.
If you cannot refund these ones because its already past the refund period, list them aggressively at all the possible marketplaces, list them very cheap, $100 or less, you can even offer them to fellow domainers on Namepros at $50 or less, make your money no loss completely. Do aggressive outbounding for anyone you can find reasonable possible clients for. Then hope for the best. If person buy, good, if them no buy, take it as a lesson, as part of the learning curve that you will laugh at yourself later when you become a guru.

Most importantly, read through the first 100 pages of this thread for better understanding, before buying more names. These guidelines I've written up there are just small nuggets, most of the main meat is in this thread. You'll find that you'll get better as you progress.
Cheers.

thank you very much DON, I have been educated by your word I will save this very page and also go through every teachings here. thank you once again.

Truth4eva:
Urgent please! Afternic was unable to transfer my money to my bank account because it was not up to $1030. What other ways can I withdraw the money?

Change your selected currency from NGN to USD.
From your account setting click on edit payment method, at the bank detail page click edit, you see option of NGN and USD. Pick on USD and complete the setting. Your bank will collect the dollar and pay you Naira

alawi5k:
https://www.networksolutions.com/network-solutions-domains.jsp?promo=NCDISC0004

hello I need can't seem to make a purchase does it requires a glo network thing

IDEALCASH:
Change your selected currency from NGN to USD.
From your account setting click on edit payment method, at the bank detail page click edit, you see option of NGN and USD. Pick on USD and complete the setting. Your bank will collect the dollar and pay you Naira

Thanks bro