The hardest part of this domain game is that we are all bidding on the same names. There’s a reason why the top names are flying at auction. It’s the Roseners, the Pollocks, and dozens of other people you don’t even know their names, bidding on the top names. All with deep pockets. It doesn’t mean there are other types of names that can be profitable that they leave alone. It just means the risk reward is much much higher. The lower the quality, the more the numbers game comes in to play. And for those of you that say the numbers game doesn’t work. Ask Josh
He had a great sale on an $8 name that paid for lots and lots of names that just sit there. How do you know it works? Pretty easy. If you put zero of your paycheck into your domains and pay for registrations and new purchases with sales ONLY and you have money left over, then you are making money. Yes, I realize at some point there was an infusion of cash. But for Josh that was several years ago. If he wasn’t making money he couldn’t afford to pay the renewals for his names. With money left over to keep the portfolio up. It can be done. It is being done. I watch it being done. But’s it not easy to teach. Watching Josh in action is like watching like watching a guy jungle a bowling ball, a chainsaw, a nickel, and a catfish. He seems to keep them all in the air and actually make money doing it. Heck, he’ll move 3000 names from one register to another to save 50 cents a name. Because that is $1500 and to him that’s 180 more names. 180 more names that give him a chance to sell for a few K each.
Please don’t email him on how he does it. People always want to talk to him because he doesn’t it with $8 names and everyone can afford $8. He does it $8 times 10,000. It doesn’t work with ten $8 names. I’m not sure if I would even advise to anyone else. But If you want to know more, watch his Sherpa shows, or look for a video here we’ll be doing. Here are today’s names. Click through to see the current price
Quote of the Day: “You’re not supposed to be so blind with patriotism that you can’t face reality. Wrong is wrong, no matter who says it” -Malcolm X
Domain of the Day: DuraWallet.com Best deal on the board at $12 (no bids at press time) in my opinio
Namejet and Sedo Names and Others
Domainyze.com and Nameyze.com These domains would be great for a couple of domain-related sites. Only one bidder
BitcoinBrokerage.com Broker bitcoin or broker sales of other things using bitcoin
BTCLedger.com Bitcoin accounting name. Already a bitcoin app. Has a few nice bids
BlockBetting.com Surprised there isn’t more crypto and blockchain gambling sites
MyBitcoinWallet.com Solid name for selling wallets
PrivacyMarket.com “Trade anonymously and securely
Coins.cc Last chance to get the best .cc name in the entire auction
BluesBar.com Met reserve at $5K. Only one blues bar can be THE blues bar
MBND.com Really good western letters, if you like that type of thing
Climbers.org I don’t know how much resale this has but head to Colorado and you’ll see there are plenty of climbers in the world
TheHaveNots.com I’d rather own and be in the TheHaves.com
GreatChairs.com 1997 birthday. Only one bidder but yours will send it to public auction
Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids
SPIA.com Top name on the board today according to bids and price
LakeErieWine.com There are a shit ton of wineries along Lake Erie
BioPassword.com So safe you need a drop of blood to open it up
SpeedFinder.com Sounds a bit 1999ish to me but that’s because its from 1998
Abene.com Nice little aged 5L.com
SPYCo.com At four figures and climbing. Upgrade name for quite a few companies
ButterflyLabs.com Paying four figures for history and some traffic. And a pretty cool name
HiveLabs.com Ditto on all of the above
61218.com 5N.com continue to move. Are you up to date on your 5Ns? Click and see if you’re even close
ElSombrero.com Pretty sure I’ve eaten here before
CryptoAve.com Under $50 at press time. Worth a look at that price
Licco.com It’s pronounce Leecho. Just kidding . I Have no idea how its pronounced. Its just short
EcoBear.com Trendy sounding name. Everyone loves Bears
Godaddy Domains With No Bids
NameBookie.com Not really even sure what you would do with it but it certainly is memorable
RentKids.com Need a son for a party. We got ya covered
RapidFinish.com Decent product name and describes most domain investors in the sack
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NanoDroid.com
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PistolPermit.com
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RogerKingRentals.com
RouterLoginSetup.net
RZ43.com
SAIWooRestaurant.com
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Sigware.com
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SPYCo.com
StartupInd.com
SteelGrade.com
SunroomKits.org
TheMindsetCollection.com
ThunderbayApartment.com
ToMiao.com
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VidaOne.com
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WhiteBandAction.org
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