An increasing number of businesses produce "sob stories" in order to usurp domain names on the aftermarket. The usual excuses involve using a company's status as a start-up or as a non-profit to indicate an inability to budget up for a domain name. By default, these excuses are not true; … [Read more...]
Domain inquiries : Coming back to buy the domain
June 11, 2020 by 2 Comments
Engaging with a potential buyer doesn't always result in a sale, but domain names that get renewed continue to work their magic in that person's mind. In other words, inquiries that end due to a difference in pricing, often get a second chance at a later time, sometimes at a price considerably … [Read more...]
Getting the right offer : A waiting game worth playing
April 22, 2020 by 3 Comments
Earlier this week I closed on yet another domain sale on the Uniregistry market platform. The agreement was reached last week, but a small glitch caused a short delay with the buyer's funds at Uniregistry. This single word .ORG domain was registered in 1999 and I acquired it a decade ago on … [Read more...]
The Uniregistry registrar is alive and kicking
April 20, 2020 by 2 Comments
One of the reasons I moved my domain names to Uniregistry several years ago, is their knowledgeable support department. Uniregistry is now a GoDaddy company, and great days are looming ahead through this well-planned acquisition. Uniregistry remains an elite destination of choice for domain … [Read more...]
Maximize your domain capital thanks to the new federal tax filing deadline
April 8, 2020 by 3 Comments
Domain investors, like millions of other professionals in the US and around the globe, are adjusting to the Coronavirus pandemic. The economy is taking a hit, but it's not the end of the road. There are plenty of opportunities to stretch your investments, and if you're looking for extended … [Read more...]
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