Domains are renewed on a yearly basis, they're not a "one time purchase". Surely this was mentioned in the emails you have received, the terms...
Let me play devil's advocate here, so you can look at this from the outside/another perspective. Frankly, don't expect any sort of educated...
Like most things in life, if there's a will and the time and energy to do it, there's a way. Ill reiterate from quite a bit of experience id say,...
Yeah it never hurts to try. I'd go for it then.
Its not a bad name, but its a name a company such as Crayola would register, perhaps defensively and/or just to have it. Getting your foot in the...
Here ya go. http://www.domaininvesting.com/guide/list-of-domain-brokers/
If it's a legitimate offer, than I really wouldn't hesitate to take it. Domains typically don't sell in that range, at least publicly. Frankly,...
Have you received any offers while parking it?
Anyone who uses "premium" to describe their's shoots up a red flag immediately. Not saying yours isn't, just commonplace on forums, and tbh, just...
I had seen this awhile ago, but assumed you would have sold them relatively quickly... if a $1 per domain, is what you'd take (doesn't have to be...
Assuming the marketplace used is this one; all you have to do is ask. It's not rude to ask, some people just value it more than others, especially...
Actually, this is kind of a cool one. Hacks are incredibly hard to appraise, tbh, there's really no way to do it. But you have "Finance" which is...
Now that godaddy has removed promo codes for the most part (well regardless), if you have a lot of names at godaddy, and want to save a...
Definitely. Not naughty enough to be offensive, but cool enough to be catchy. 2nd that.
Parking companies offer layouts that are both landing pages to sell the domain as well as ads posted to collect revenue. Of course, some are a lot...
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