I can't thank Escrow.com enough for salvaging a domain sale for me, recently. It all started with an agreed upon sale via the Uniregistry Market. The domain, a single word .ORG, was sold to a Chinese buyer who then disappeared once I started escrow. Communications via the Uniregistry messaging … [Read more...]
Five years at Uniregistry : “Dick move” examples when negotiating on a domain
Since November 2012, I've been using the Uniregistry Market to monetize and sell my domain portfolio. When I joined the parking and selling platform, it was called Domain Name Sales. Whether I sell directly, or opt to utilize the capable brokers at Uniregistry, depends on several … [Read more...]
Solution : How to disable intrusive ads on Skype in one easy step
Skype has been my video software of choice for many years. I use it to communicate with family, friends, and professional contacts. When it comes down to using Skype, a Microsoft product embedded in Windows, it's an effective tool for day to day business, including staying up to date with fellow … [Read more...]
Blockchain domains : What sells, and what doesn’t
New technologies, such as blockchain, offer the opportunity to diversify one's investments into real applications leveraging old problems. During MERGE! 2017 I was able to accumulate a lot of hands-on information, on how existing systems such as inventory, contractual agreements and real estate … [Read more...]
MERGE! 2017 – My thoughts and feedback attending the conference
MERGE! 2017 in Orlando, Florida was the first local domain-related conference I attended, since TRAFFIC in 2008. Being local, isn't an advantage, necessarily. In fact, a fellow domain investor from Orlando, stayed at the venue, as opposed to driving 45-60 minutes to the Disney resort area, as … [Read more...]
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