November 18th, 2008 at 07:51pm Under General
A little less then two weeks ago, the deal was finalized. PriveCo Inc. purchased the domain name, Vibrators.com, for $1,000,000. It has been reported that PriveCo made a $200,000 down payment on the domain name, and plans to pay the rest of the money over a short period of time at an 8% interest rate.
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Continue Reading Vibrators.com - The $1,000,000 Sale: Part I
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November 16th, 2008 at 06:08pm Under General
Here is the dilemma domainers face on a daily basis. When registering or even just buying a domain name, would it be more worth it to sell it at a reseller value a few days later? Or might it be more worth it to keep the domain name for a few months, maybe even a [...]
Continue Reading Increasing Domaining Profits: Long-Term Investments -VS- Short-Term Investments
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November 14th, 2008 at 11:02pm Under General
On October 9th of 2006 (about 2 years ago), Google acquired YouTube.com for 1.65 billion dollars, their most expensive acquisition up to date. In the midst of last week, Google decided to turn this site into a major revenue builder by implementing their own system of PPC advertising they use on Google, onto the search [...]
Continue Reading YouTube Announced to Be Selling Advertising on Search Results Page
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November 12th, 2008 at 05:28pm Under General
One may like to brag that they have 1000 domains, or a relatively large number like that. But the truth is, it’s all about the quality of one’s portfolio, not the size. Someone who owns 15 nice, quality domain names may have a much, much more valuable domain portfolio than someone who has has [...]
Continue Reading Domaining: It’s Not About Quantity, It’s About Quality
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November 11th, 2008 at 05:23pm Under General
I sold one of my domain names over the forums about 2 days ago. The domain is registered at DynaDot.com, and when I went to transfer it, they made me go through an unlocking process to unlock the domain. The process includes requiring you to enter your birth date. Now, there are tons of people [...]
Continue Reading DynaDot’s Support Puts a Frown on My Face
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November 8th, 2008 at 12:36pm Under Short Letter Domains
If you do not know, LLLL.com’s have been on of the most controversial domains to buy and sell. In November of 2007, the domains had their buyout; around March their prices reached a high of $55 minumum wholesale. Then they started falling and are now at $15-$22 minimum wholesale.
Many big domainers have supported and gone [...]
Continue Reading Another Look at LLLL.com’s: Part I
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November 7th, 2008 at 08:55pm Under General
Money doesn’t grow on trees. I think that’s something that we all should know by now, especially in the economy we are in. And trust me when I say that I know domaining can be quite the addictive activity. It keeps you glued to your computer all day every day. But for most, if not [...]
Continue Reading Domaining on a Budget: Part I
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November 6th, 2008 at 09:21pm Under Registrars+ The Industry
One thing that I really like and highly respect is when the big players in a business look and take care of the smaller people. And that’s the recognition DNUnderground got from the CEO/Founder of Moniker when we posted an article on DNUnderground a couple of days ago about our disappointment about not getting a [...]
Continue Reading Moniker Recognizes DNUnderground for Negative Comments and Teaches Valuable Lesson
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