Archives for 2015

Since I started using Domain Name Sales in the fall of 2012, I've raved - time and again - about the incredible tools it provides to domain investors. At the time, my move away from Sedo was primarily based on several facts: Inability to view any useful details about the person I am … [Read more...]

If you're actively acquiring domains, take notice. As an active domain investor, I dislike both lowballing attempts, and time-wasting scenarios that do not complete within a reasonable amount of time. Acquiring a domain name isn't science. We both agree on a price, and move forward with … [Read more...]

In recent weeks, there seems to be an increase in domain inquiries placed by unqualified buyers. By "unqualified buyers" I'm not referring to the barrage of spam that arrives from a well-known source with fake female identities. The domain inquiries I'm talking about are placed by prospective … [Read more...]

Last week I bid on a domain at Flippa; the seller had set a reserve on it, which is a smart move. No one else was bidding on the domain and I decided to max out my budget, as my tax refund was generous this year. After several attempts to meet the reserve, the auction ended. Later that day, I … [Read more...]

It's a complex domaining world that we live in; many roles are interconnected, and quite often byzantine plots enrich its very foundations. While anyone can proclaim to be a domain investor overnight, it takes years of hard work to set the foundation leading to success. These days, the … [Read more...]