I was thinking about Shane’s post from the other day, the one about keeping your day job and not buying domains just because your addicted. I think it’s great advice and here’s my spin on it.
If you make enough money to live off of domains and hate your job, quit your day job or find a job that you like. During college I worked in factory as a machine operator, the money was decent all things considered but it was one of those jobs that you contemplated driving into a bridge abutment every time you drove to work just so you had a good reason to call off.
I think everyone should work in a factory for a few months, then go back to your regular job. You won’t complain about anything for at least a few months.
We spend a third of our most productive years at some type of employment. I would rather change my lifestyle and live with less or find something better to do with my time than work somewhere I hate.
As far as buying too many domains, it all depends on what’s working. I agree that you shouldn’t add money to buy domains everyday. I use a portion of my sales to buy more domains to bootstrap the whole operation. If you find something that works, duplicate it over and over again, until it no longer works, or you find a way that works better.
- Main List NameJet Flippa/Sedo
- LLLL.com’s LLL, CCC, 5L Other LLLL’s
- Short Brandables Numbers One Worders Vape, Vegan, VR
- Snap Names/Dropcatch NamePros Godaddy Value BIN
- Available For Reg Fee
Main List
The No Bid List
AboutRespect.com A teaching name to learn about respecting others
AlsoMay.com Things you’re also allowed to do
BeOurPartner.com A call to action for a real estate infomercial that wants you to invest your money with them
BtcClean.com laundered bitcoin
CivicSecurity.com There’s a section of Lancaster City, Pa that is patrolled by private security on bikes. The local business’s organize and pay for the service. The idea is to work along with city PD to make that section of the city safer and more desirable for commerce.
CivilianGroup.com A group of regular citizens
CockTeam.com A team made up of male chickens only
DamageTest.com A tool to determine the level of damage
DoucheFactor.com The douche factor is an important part of evaluating anyone. The conversation goes like this: “Well Mr Smith, you scored very high on the written test, your resume is impeccable, however we can’t hire you because your Douche Factor is off the charts.”
EngageMan.com I didn’t think of marriage at first, but more of a involvement type thing, like engage in conversation
ForexAid.com Help with forex
FullFm.com A radio station
GoMowing.com A lawn service that requires no contract and can fill in when you’re on vacation.
HeroesOfBattle.com Sounds like a book
ImpactLedger.com could be a crypto type name
JrComposition.com Writing’s of children
KittyCanvas.com Small cats that like to paint
LessonDaily.com learn something new everyday
NameDollar.com Get a brand for only $1
NoHigherCalling.com Good phrase name that basically means God told you to do something
OffWow.com A stain remover
PadCopy.com Sounds like the old carbon copy paper, do they still make that?
PurplePunch.com A brand for something
SchoolForMen.com No ladies at this school
SkiQuick.com Double black diamond
WifeBox.com Gifts for your wife in a box
WindAbility.com A site that maps the best place to build windmills
More Names With No Bids
Names With Bids
More Names With No Bids
Namejet
Flippa/SEDO
Save Money With Daddy Bulk Domain Registration
Your LLLL.coms of The Day
LLLL’s that End Users Might use someday
ecto.org
pcdw.net
gmgd.org
kcfb.org
psid.net
drav.org
nmsz.net
swmg.biz
LLL’s, CCC’s, 5L’s
oew.com
557.net
ilt.net
on3.org
Brandables
akaly.com
Banzima.com
biggiz.com
bloggu.com
crupid.com
cupism.com
echomic.com
Entonto.com
fenut.com
fillza.com
fuuxy.com
hevard.com
icrozy.com
kabotz.com
kachino.com
laverin.com
navond.com
ogasms.com
plags.com
plystic.com
redvy.com
RiVaz.com
roofeo.com
rumbiz.com
ruppoz.com
shaty.com
simpeo.com
skeleo.com
slawio.com
slipply.com
Strency.com
Talazo.com
thancy.com
tuzimy.com
vendla.com
voganic.com
zuggys.com
MORE Short Brand Dot Coms HERE
Some Numbers
2301.com
557.net
556776.com
900304.com
4008334335.com No idea why this has a bid
One Worders and Other TLD’s
Roster.org
Fivers.net
Sent.biz
Ledger.biz
Smarty.tv
Collage.tv
Vape, Weed and Vegan Names and VR
CannaBulk.com
CannaCrew.com
Cannaism.com
CannaKid.com
CannaMoney.com
CannaMyth.com
CannaProduct.com
Snap Names/DropCatch
NamePros
Egypi.com
Tuac.com
Botaci.com
Kjus.net
Stews.co
BuyNSellCondo.com
shoppingwhole.com
FRFL.net
OVERDRAFTS.info
TokenCalculator.org
CryptosCurrencyPrice.com
BITCOINEXCHAINGE.com
BlockChainOperators.com
PediAbc.com
CloudMaxi .com
CryptoRestart.com
BitcoinDesk.co
CryptoShop.cc
786earth.com
CannesVR.com
Godaddy Value BIN
AltAgency.com
BitOlogy.com
BreathScan.com
ByBit.com
DoCold.com
DoDuty.com
GainValue.com
GameRealm.com
MediaHealth.com
NextCongress.com
PhotoToday.com
pzod.com
SafeCyber.com
TurnHard.com
yrek.com
zodz.com
Godaddy Value BIN
Available Names
Available for Reg Fee big list
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It’s easy Not to buy domains all the time since people are overpaying at the wholesale level.
I told you don’t publish our party photos 😀
Based on this picture we can possibly see how you hurt your hand 🙂
Mike
Well played Mike, well played
lol, I wish I could poke out my mind’s eye…