Promxy94:


Samething over here some are not ready to pay more than $100 one priced me $75 for a two word geo domain yesterday and I refused.

Another priced me $25 for another two word geo domain I refused....

Inbound enquiries I have received for this month are mostly $100 for geo names,one I accepted has not paid uptill now.

cyriletifit:


Are you kidding me?

ollybode:


In my own case, I have like 4 custom email addresses that I forwarded to my four different Gmail accounts.
The strategy is that I have 8 emails all together for outbound. Sometimes I do alternate the Gmail addresses to send outbound, at times I do alternate the custom addresses. These have been working well for me without any spam wahala. These only cost me #8k investment per-annum. I guess it is not too much of investment cos I make my sales.

When am less busy I will give a short tutorial on how to make our email look a little bit professional by adding a nice signature. stay tuned.

SGRACE1:
please boss can you throw more light on how to withdraw from Dan using luno. Thanks in anticipation

IghravweIG:
So I got an unregistered name accepted on Namerific.

But I'm not seeing anything from their mail that I should register it or that they did.

paulsir:

Dohey accept unregistered names?

Depressed101:
Porkbun is offering free .design names $0.00
Promo code : DSNSHOCK18A

Thank me later

Uwaeromosele:

As much as possible?
Or only one per account?
Also, is the 1$ per name or just one time payment

IghravweIG:
So I got an unregistered name accepted on Namerific.

But I'm not seeing anything from their mail that I should register it or that they did.

rhothymie:
How long does transfer take with 123reg

Uwaeromosele:

As much as possible?
Or only one per account?
Also, is the 1$ per name or just one time payment

MrJaay:


You would need to register the name for them to put it up for sale.

If you see potential in the name, I suggest you reg it at Porkbun for $3.90 only.

rhothymie:

Who has done domain transfer from this registrar b4 and how long did It take after transfer was initiated

Depressed101:
What is exp commission on Squadhelp, is it the total money i will get from the sale?
Why i am asking is because the money i am seeing here is too small. I listed a registered domain brand for 2699,it was accepted, now i am seeing exp commission : $549 in table

RESHARPENED:


That is the commission of a person averse to risks. Go with it, sir.

RESHARPENED:
Concerning Bitcoin


Some months ago, I withdrew proceeds from a domain sales on Dan.com via BTC. Before it arrived in my wallet, BTC already appreciated. So much, in fact, that the value of BTC that landed in my wallet was greater than the gross value of the domain sold.

With this taste of the exponential increase in BTC value over a short time, I was hooked. I decided I was going to diversify my investment portfolio and delve into Bitcoin.

Without wasting time, I invested a percentage of my profit from subsequent domain sales in BTC via LUNO. The transaction was smooth.

To monitor my portfolio, I set an alert for when BTC goes below #3.150M and when it goes above #3.2M. At the time of purchase, Bitcoin was around #3.170M.

With that amateur system in place, I noticed two things:

1. I received way more alerts of BTC going below #3.150M than beyond #3.2M. In other words, BTC has a tendency to drop significantly in value than increase.

2. LUNO seems to have a slightly lower value of BTC quoted on its platform compared to other platforms.

Despite my observations, I wasn't bothered in the least. After all, I was in for the Long haul and my people believe that "a patient man would eventually cook stones to an edible consistency." So I was determined to make a meal of the stone called Bitcoin and I remained undeterred.

The past couple of days, however, have made it glaring that "BITCOIN IS NOT AN IDEAL STORE OF VALUE." Over 50% drop in value. And all that percentage decrease within a matter of days. Right now, I can't even muster the fortitude to check the value of my BTC portfolio.

My conclusion is that Bitcoin is a wonderful means of receiving payments but makes for a lousy investment. I will retain my BTC holding long enough for it to return to its original value at the time of my investment, then it's Au revoire, la Bitcoin.

So, guys, what do you suggest as an alternative investment that guarantees capital safety and appreciation?

ArticleBeast:
How can I learn this from a PRO? Even for a fee


P. S no read from page 1 comment...

RESHARPENED:
Concerning Bitcoin


Some months ago, I withdrew proceeds from a domain sales on Dan.com via BTC. Before it arrived in my wallet, BTC already appreciated. So much, in fact, that the value of BTC that landed in my wallet was greater than the gross value of the domain sold.

With this taste of the exponential increase in BTC value over a short time, I was hooked. I decided I was going to diversify my investment portfolio and delve into Bitcoin.

Without wasting time, I invested a percentage of my profit from subsequent domain sales in BTC via LUNO. The transaction was smooth.

To monitor my portfolio, I set an alert for when BTC goes below #3.150M and when it goes above #3.2M. At the time of purchase, Bitcoin was around #3.170M.

With that amateur system in place, I noticed two things:

1. I received way more alerts of BTC going below #3.150M than beyond #3.2M. In other words, BTC has a tendency to drop significantly in value than increase.

2. LUNO seems to have a slightly lower value of BTC quoted on its platform compared to other platforms.

Despite my observations, I wasn't bothered in the least. After all, I was in for the Long haul and my people believe that "a patient man would eventually cook stones to an edible consistency." So I was determined to make a meal of the stone called Bitcoin and I remained undeterred.

The past couple of days, however, have made it glaring that "BITCOIN IS NOT AN IDEAL STORE OF VALUE." Over 50% drop in value. And all that percentage decrease within a matter of days. Right now, I can't even muster the fortitude to check the value of my BTC portfolio.

My conclusion is that Bitcoin is a wonderful means of receiving payments but makes for a lousy investment. I will retain my BTC holding long enough for it to return to its original value at the time of my investment, then it's Au revoire, la Bitcoin.

So, guys, what do you suggest as an alternative investment that guarantees capital safety and appreciation?

Floyd45:



[s]Bruh! Runnnn with your money while you can.
You have already stated that Bitcoin is a wonderful means of receiving payments but makes for a lousy investment.

I strongly doubt if your funds will return to it's original value.

Money market fund is your safest option right now[/s].

RESHARPENED:
Concerning Bitcoin


Some months ago, I withdrew proceeds from a domain sales on Dan.com via BTC. Before it arrived in my wallet, BTC already appreciated. So much, in fact, that the value of BTC that landed in my wallet was greater than the gross value of the domain sold.

With this taste of the exponential increase in BTC value over a short time, I was hooked. I decided I was going to diversify my investment portfolio and delve into Bitcoin.

Without wasting time, I invested a percentage of my profit from subsequent domain sales in BTC via LUNO. The transaction was smooth.

To monitor my portfolio, I set an alert for when BTC goes below #3.150M and when it goes above #3.2M. At the time of purchase, Bitcoin was around #3.170M.

With that amateur system in place, I noticed two things:

1. I received way more alerts of BTC going below #3.150M than beyond #3.2M. In other words, BTC has a tendency to drop significantly in value than increase.

2. LUNO seems to have a slightly lower value of BTC quoted on its platform compared to other platforms.

Despite my observations, I wasn't bothered in the least. After all, I was in for the Long haul and my people believe that "a patient man would eventually cook stones to an edible consistency." So I was determined to make a meal of the stone called Bitcoin and I remained undeterred.

The past couple of days, however, have made it glaring that "BITCOIN IS NOT AN IDEAL STORE OF VALUE." Over 50% drop in value. And all that percentage decrease within a matter of days. Right now, I can't even muster the fortitude to check the value of my BTC portfolio.

My conclusion is that Bitcoin is a wonderful means of receiving payments but makes for a lousy investment. I will retain my BTC holding long enough for it to return to its original value at the time of my investment, then it's Au revoire, la Bitcoin.

So, guys, what do you suggest as an alternative investment that guarantees capital safety and appreciation?

massive1019:
takes like 5 days or more

Depressed101:
man of little faith, it's been less than a week since bitcoin bear market, what makes you think it will not recover immediately after COVID-19. Or you think COVID-19 will stay forever?. I think this is the right time to invest in bitcoin

Branduche:
Bitcoin investors
Happy investing
One day
You will know what true value is.