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My most recent five figure domain sale started as an acquisition on DNForum, around this time in 2005. The domain was part of a fire sale by the late investor, Igal Lichtman, whose “Mrs. Jello LLC” sales threads were legendary. I spent $1,000 buying two LLL .net domains, and a two word .com. Igal’s words […]
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March 1, 2017 Acro
domain investing, hold domains, Igal Lichtman, long term domain investments
A recent domain inquiry arrived from a party that operates their own clothes boutique, from an upscale area no less. The introduction included the disclaimer that they did not possess great financial resources for the domain. Nevertheless, it was a direct, polite inquiry that arrived via the Uniregistry Market, and I ran the obligatory background […]
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February 14, 2017 Acro
domain inquiries, domain investing
Attending NamesCon this week? Stop by the Epik hospitality...
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January 10, 2016 Rob Monster
domain investing
I woke up on September 1st, Labor Day, to an email alert that one of my domains had been transferred out of my account at Moniker without my authorization. I soon learned that my account had been hacked, the account email had been changed, a new user had been created, and five domains had been […]
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October 7, 2014 Nat
domain investing
We’ve all heard of the dot net multiplier in the domain space. The commonly accepted rule of thumb is that a dot net is worth approximately 10% of its dot com counterpart. I thought it would be interesting to put this rule to the test because I’ve never seen any hard evidence to back it […]
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August 25, 2014 Michael Sumner
domain investing
I first heard about Pheenix.com in September of last year when they had a major coup and beat out the biggest players in the drop catching space to grab PetSitters.com. The domain had hundreds of back orders across NameJet, SnapNames and Pool so you know these services were really gunning for it. The domain ended […]
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August 24, 2014 Michael Sumner
domain investing
The previous owner of Liberty.com confirmed that he sold the domain last year for a “seven figures” sum. The sale is covered by an NDA so he couldn’t disclose the actual price. The new owner is Liberty Global, the $35 billion market cap international cable company. Liberty.com changed hands in April 2013. In 2011, Liberty.com […]
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January 13, 2014 Nat
domain investing
Truth be told: a growing number of Professional Domainers are...
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November 5, 2013 Rob Monster
domain investing, gTLD affiliate program, gTLD investing
Today the world has about two dozen generic top-level domains...
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October 23, 2013 John Lawler
domain investing, gTLD Landrush, gTLD Sunrise, Industry leadership, International Domain Names (IDN), New Domains
Typos of generic domain names are a great way to generate traffic and earn parking or affiliate revenue. For example, someone looking for insurance might attempt to type Insurance.com into their browser, but instead they might swap one of the letters and type Insurnace.com instead. If you own that domain name you can monetize that […]
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October 13, 2013 Michael Sumner
Company News, domain investing