strategy How to own a premium domain name?

[TheWatcher]

How to own a premium domain name? I'm sharing my story on how I acquired YA.NET QUE.COM and MAJ.COM. I recently sold YA.NET for $35K.
https://domainstring.com/how-to-own-a-premium-domain-name/

I hope this give you ideas on how buy your first premium domain name.
Best regards,
EM @ KING.NET

 

[ferd]

Great article @TheWatcher

Thank you

Would you like to keep in touch via email? Just like pen-pals but email-pals.

 

[TheWatcher]

Haha sure why not.

 

[ferd]

Great. You will receive a email shortly. Is "EM @ KING.NET" your main email address?

 

[TheWatcher]

yes.

 

[NPer]

Congrats on the sale!

 

[bigdomainer]

Good advice. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Templr]

Nice sale, and a good read.

 

[Joe Styler]

Thanks for sharing your story. I think it shows if there is a will you can find a way to make it happen. I hope you have a great sale on your name.

 

[TheWatcher]

Thank you.

@Joe Styler
I'm looking forward for GoDaddy to adapt the installment plan. It would be nice and affordable for small business like me.

 

[GoWebnames.com]

Nice, thx for sharing.

 

[Joe Styler]

Thank you.

@Joe Styler
I'm looking forward for GoDaddy to adapt the installment plan. It would be nice and affordable for small business like me.

While we do not advertise the service we do allow people to pay in installments on some larger transactions using escrow.com. The name would have to be over $25k and the seller would have to be open to it of course, and there are some other things to consider but it is done from time to time if the seller is ok with it.

 

[TheWatcher]

What about GoDaddy own inventory? Are you open to installment plan as well?

Send me email EM @ KING.NET to discuss this offline.

Thank you.

 

[Joe Styler]

we have a sales team that handles all the sales prices and terms for those names. http://namefind.com/contact/ if you contact them there with the name you can ask them for terms and see what they say. As I said it is not usual and the price needs to be high enough and there are some other stipulations so it's best to approach them directly to see if they are willing on the name you want.

 

[TheWatcher]

Thank you.

 

[TheWatcher]

Namefind.com is GoDaddy property?

 

[FPForum]

Would love to see GD drop installment plan figures down to $10-$15K... But back to the original article, great post with some useful information. I'm surprised so many sellers are willing to do installments, something I never really thought about much. Is it easy to setup installments through Escrow.com or Moniker Escrow?

 

[Skyvisum]

How to own a premium domain name? I'm sharing my story on how I acquired YA.NET QUE.COM and MAJ.COM. I recently sold YA.NET for $35K.
https://domainstring.com/how-to-own-a-premium-domain-name/

I hope this give you ideas on how buy your first premium domain name.
Best regards,
EM @ KING.NET

Thanks for the information.I am impressed by your websites as well as nice names.I am following you right away if you don't mind and also your web page.

 

[TheWatcher]

@FPForum
I've used Snapnames Escrow and eCop, easy to setup and lower fees.

I haven't use Escrow.com because of a minimum $75K minimum.

 

[TheWatcher]

@Skyvisum
Thank you.

 

[Joe Styler]

Namefind.com is GoDaddy property?

yes

 

[NPer]

we have a sales team that handles all the sales prices and terms for those names. http://namefind.com/contact/ if you contact them there with the name you can ask them for terms and see what they say. As I said it is not usual and the price needs to be high enough and there are some other stipulations so it's best to approach them directly to see if they are willing on the name you want.

Sorry to be the one to say this... but those names are pretty bad.

 

[BrandingModel.com]

Nice work and great post. Well done!

 

[TheWatcher]

Thank you. I'm sharing what I've learned.

 

[mrm_1]

Thanks for sharing lol