The Olympics in Rio are over, and the spectacular athletic extravaganza delivered most of its promised glory, at a cost of a few billion dollars. These days, the spirit of the Olympic ideal is adjusted to suit 21st century ethics. Considering how in the early days Olympians would be stripped … [Read more...]
Domain offers : It’s a can-have, not a must-have
July 28, 2016 by 2 Comments
Domain inquiries arrive in all types of colorful examples of how people approach domain ownership. Having been an active domain investor for more than 15 years, I can honestly write a book about the myriads of inquiries that often lack common sense. It's not that a particular offer arrives … [Read more...]
Uniregistry App : Very useful, very dangerous
July 18, 2016 by Leave a Comment
During last year's summer, I had to drag along an aged laptop to the beach house, just to keep up to the release of previously reserved domains. When typing on an old VAIO was not possible, I used my Samsung Galaxy S3, another aged relic, to log into my Uniregistry account. It took a lot of … [Read more...]
Domain negotiation : Dealing with the buyer’s limited budget
July 7, 2016 by 1 Comment
When negotiating on a domain sale, one of the most challenging moments is when the interested party declares the domain as being beyond their budget. Depending on the domain's valuation, you might have the ability to offer the asset at a discount. However, it's best not to do that right away, … [Read more...]
NameJet works great as a domain selling venue
June 13, 2016 by 12 Comments
I've recently listed and sold a small group of quality domain names on NameJet, utilizing their public auction venue. I'm very happy with the results, and for having the ability to follow the ongoing auction live, through the NameJet system. It can be entertaining as well. :D The way it works: … [Read more...]
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