Welcome to DNF.com™ - Domain Sales, Domain Forum, Domain Appraisals, Domain Registrars - Blogs http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/ DNForum is the largest forum on the web where people go to buy, sell and talk about domain names. Learn how to make money off domains and websites through pay per click programs. en Thu, 20 Jun 2013 02:32:43 GMT vBulletin 1 http://www.dnforum.com/images/dnforum/misc/rss.jpg Welcome to DNF.com™ - Domain Sales, Domain Forum, Domain Appraisals, Domain Registrars - Blogs http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/ <![CDATA[What's a fair brokering fee for a mid 6 to 7 digit name?]]> http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/rikimu/672-whats-fair-brokering-fee-mid-6-7-digit-name.html Fri, 17 May 2013 20:20:09 GMT ---Quote (Originally by Rikimu)--- Free? :) - Rachel ---End Quote--- This was a response to how much a broker should charge to broker domain names. I should mention that domain brokers actually do a lot of work. For those whose sole line of business is brokerage, it is not unreasonable...
Quote Originally Posted by Rikimu View Post
Free? :)

- Rachel
This was a response to how much a broker should charge to broker domain names.

I should mention that domain brokers actually do a lot of work. For those whose sole line of business is brokerage, it is not unreasonable for them to command 15-30% to broker a domain name. They also market your domains heavily amongst I high net-worth group of buyers, bidders, and industry-specific parties.

We broker for free, but that means that we are handling in-bound interest for the owners and using years of experience to close deals in a way that's fair for both parties. In this case, we do it only if the domain is parked with us.

For GREAT domains, we will actively market, but they should be 1-2 word .coms. Name: logo.jpg Views: 23 Size: 8.1 KB

Rikimu.com ]]> Rikimu http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/rikimu/672-whats-fair-brokering-fee-mid-6-7-digit-name.html <![CDATA[Need End Users? We'll find them for you for $.25/ea]]> http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/iestates/582-need-end-users-well-find-them-you-25-ea.html Sun, 25 Dec 2011 14:46:37 GMT
Quote Originally Posted by iestates View Post
We've been selling to end users for nearly ten years and have forged some great partnerships to source end user contact information. We've been reselling these services to companies and people we know for the last three years and are considering reselling these end-user info services to the public in 2012. So we're pinging DNF members to see if there's interest.

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]]> iestates http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/iestates/582-need-end-users-well-find-them-you-25-ea.html Noticing a Drop in End User Sales http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/fpforum/392-noticing-drop-end-user-sales.html Wed, 30 Nov 2011 08:51:28 GMT Is it just me or have some of the other board member's noticed a drop in end user sales over the past few months? Personally, not only have a noticed a drop in sales but an overall drop in bites and counter offers. In the past it wouldn't take me very long to flip some of my better aged names with good search engine results. I could usually get some interest from about 1 out of ever 10 emails I sent. Nowadays it seams like I'm lucky if I get that out of 20 emails. Even though the economy is doing bad right now, this isn't anything new. Sales have been pretty decent early this year and last year as well. Could it be because of the holidays I suppose? I guess that's possible..but once again, this isn't something new. I've noticed these end user sale differences since June or July. ]]> fpforum http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/fpforum/392-noticing-drop-end-user-sales.html HostGator - Black Friday promotion Details http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/ngochoa/384-hostgator-black-friday-promotion-details.html Fri, 25 Nov 2011 07:31:46 GMT Don't miss this special offer from Hostgator!

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These two names i have registered with your method in zfbot.com.couldyou tell me your opinion?
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Quote Originally Posted by Ziggery.com View Post
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]]> Ziggery.com http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/ziggery-com/328-huntinggallery-com-11-years-old.html T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Auction Format Changes http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/nicedomains/308-t-r-f-f-i-c-auction-format-changes.html Fri, 08 Apr 2011 15:24:26 GMT Back in February Rick Schwartz wrote a post “Are Flat Rate Auctions Coming to T.R.A.F.F.I.C.? (http://www.ricksblog.com/my_weblog/2011/02/are-flat-rate-auctions-coming-to-traffic.html)” where he introduced the Guaranteed Placement Program, which is the new format for how the October 2011... Back in February Rick Schwartz wrote a post “Are Flat Rate Auctions Coming to T.R.A.F.F.I.C.?” where he introduced the Guaranteed Placement Program, which is the new format for how the October 2011 T.R.A.F.F.I.C. auction at the Ritz Carlton, Fort Lauderdale will be run. In a nutshell, a flat rate of $500-$2500 will be charged to domain owners to submit a name in the October auction. This will make domain owners carefully consider names they submit and how they price them.

This is a very interesting idea with great potential because it will force those who want to have their names in the top domain auction of the year choose premium domains and price them realistically. Unless some really uneducated domainers with lots of money to blow decide to list regfee names for $500+ a pop this new format will bring some good domains to the market with prices that should encourage bidding. Schwartz mentioned that with this program they will greatly reduce or eliminate commission fees and hinted a commission schedule with a sliding scale may be in place. Also, there will be NO silent auction following the live auction, another change I think will benefit the live auction.. you either bid now or it’s gone!

So, you submit your reasonably priced premium domain to the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. auction in October and pay your flat rate, you’re all set now for a great sale now right? Wrong. T.R.A.F.F.I.C. auction organizers are not promoting domains in the auction for you. You have made the investment to list your domain at T.R.A.F.F.I.C., now it’s your responsibility to get interested parties to show up. That’s why Rick started talking about the auction in February. A quote from one of the commenters on Rick’s post that made a lot of sense ‘John’ said:

Here’s some other reasons I think it will work: Have you seen endusers move? They move slow, real slow. Sometimes their process and red-tape prevents them from moving quickly. Sometimes it takes months for me to close a sale with those people. Creating the buzz now and promoting earlier allows the deep pocketed endusers time to get their ducks in a row to come bid on your name.

So many of the auctions that accompany domain industry events and domain auctions in general are put together so fast and marketed for such a short period of time that it makes it very unlikely for end users to show up and bid on a premium name. Oftentimes after major domain auctions I hear folks moaning and groaning on forums and blogs about how these are all domainer to domainer sales and the industry is not moving forward, end users never show up to auctions, etc. Can an auction promoter really guarantee to promote dozens or hundreds of names to relevant end users? If you are serious about selling a great name now, the venue is there, the guaranteed placement program in effect, you know best the end users for your name and if you want them to show up you have plenty of time to notify and remind them of the auction.

I feel this could change the way domain auctions are organized and am hoping to see a very successful auction in October. I still have a couple questions about the new format.. Will potential buyers be able to bid remotely by phone or online? Playing the devils advocate here, I read somewhere in Rick’s writing that “crap names” will not be allowed into the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. auction in October, but if you have a guaranteed placement program how can you disallow certain names? Especially if a seller thinks he has end users that will show up for the auction? Last, how/where does a seller submit names now for the October auction?

Targeted T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Auction Page

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Quote Originally Posted by MarkG3636 View Post
I heard a rumor that www.3DTV.com could be coming to auction in Jan. 2010.

If you owned www.3DTV.com what would you set as your Reserve Price?

Me..$300,000


FYI...I did submit several 3D Names to the next www.Latonas.com Jan. auction. I had 7 names accepted, but none were my 3D urls...yet.

Rejected:
3DBlueRay.com
3DBluRay.net
3DWebCamera.com
3DHell.com
Hell3D.com (FYI: Hell.com is in the live auction. it is not mine)

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ChopperBay.com / $0.0
CyberSignatures.com / $0.0
IndexFundHelp.com / $0.0
YourMagicNumber.com / $250.00
iTrust.me / $1,000.00
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Mark
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Recently I have been dealing with a domain theft. Trying to locate information and warning the original user. 1 thing this process has brought to light is the little people know about securing domain names.
The following is my thoughts on how to best secure your domain names. This is by no means a complete guide however if you think you can add too it please feel free in commenting and I will keep this post updated.

Importance Of Updated Whois

Some people are very concerned with privacy and as such put false information in their whois. This is dangerous on 2 counts.

  1. Having incorrect whois information makes it hard/impossible for your registrar to contact you in the event of a problem.
  2. It is against ICANN's rules to have false information. If you are caught you could find your domain confiscated. You also run the risk of if you are subject to a WIPO they will be unable to contact you and you will most likely lose the hearing by default.


The proper way to handle your privacy is to use something called Whois privacy, almost all registrars offer this type of service. I would urge you to avoid using a whois privacy service not associated with your registrar as you are unlikely to receive any necessary correspondence. Some cctld's offer this service free for private individuals at no extra cost (for example .co.uk offer this).

SECURING YOUR WHOIS

Regardless of whether you have whois privacy enabled on your domain or not I believe it to be a good practice to use an email address solely for whois information. This is the domain people will come to know as your whois email. If this is only used for whois and they hack it they cannot do much damage with it. On the other hand if they hack this email and it is the same email used for your registrar then they can simply use the forgot password feature of your registrar to get the password, the rest is easy.

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SECURING YOUR REGISTRAR

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  • Use a different email than your whois email
  • Choose a secure password, avoid words and ensure that the password contains uppercase, lowercase, numbers and if possible special characters
  • Enable any security features the registrar offers
  • Ensure registrar lock is enabled by default if possible


Some registrars also offer extra services to further secure your domains. These services can make it extremely hard to transfer a domain but if this is the registrar you are going to be with long term then all is fine why would it matter? That exact hindrance is too your benefit.

If during sign up the registrar asks for security questions step off of the beaten track. A lot of people use questions such as the following as security questions:-

  • Place of birth
  • Mothers maiden name
  • Date of birth


If the person has your name and town it really is not difficult to find out these pieces of information using publicly accessible resources. If you can make up your own question make something very obscure up that no one else could ever no, not even your family or friends.

OTHER CONSIDERATIONS

Other best practices can include ensuring for example that you use software that can track your domains, ensure this software also contacts you in some way in the event of any changes to the whois of your domain. If you couple this with for example email notifications from your registrar you are ensuring that you have a fail safe. If 1 method fails you have a backup.

WHAT IF MY DOMAIN IS STOLEN

If you are unfortunate enough to find your domain is stolen you should first and foremost contact the registrar to stop any transfer. While this is happening ensure you change ALL of your passwords, this includes your email passwords and registrar passwords.

Also make a big stink about it, post on forums such as Namepros and DNForum, or of course any other trading forum or social network sites. The more people know about it the more people you can rely on to keep you updated and alert you of any changes.

Have I got anything wrong here? Have I forgotten anything? If so please do leave a message. Also if you have something to add please do. I will ensure this post is kept updated with more and better information.

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that’s strange someone is reading my blog. :eek:

ok .. thank you for your time. its seems that you have nothing to do this why you are here.

I have nothing to say... expt. don’t love or hate people because of their color, religion or nationality.

color - its not his fault; you could be in his color so don’t hate yourself?! :undecided:

religion - at the end all real religion teaching people how to live in peace so do it and live in peace with others. :worried:

nationality- its can be changed one day :smilewinkgrin:

another thing ..

don’t fight with person because of his brother mistake – he didn’t do the mistake- . but put your hand in his hand to don’t let this mistake happened again.

in my opinion the most dangerous thing in this world is the "MEDIA".

ok ok ok its enough you can go now

bye ]]> wail http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/wail/98-i-want-say.html Why park? CPA redirect, dammit! http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/harveyj/97-why-park-cpa-redirect-dammit.html Thu, 25 Sep 2008 02:55:57 GMT Ok, as some of you know, I also work for a small affiliate marketing group.

Most of our big hitters are domainers. A few of them are even on here.

Anyway, we're going to be expanding our offerings shortly, and have been tossing a few ideas around the office... But I figure it'd be easier just to ask you guys, as you're pretty much our target customer base.

So, for those of you that are parking domains, we're wanting to offer sites that you can simply redirect to (iframe, 301, A-record, whatever), and get credited for each sale that gets made. Pretty simple CPA/PPS type affiliate marketing.
We've already got case studies that show after a certain daily unique traffic threshold, affiliate marketing just drop kicks domain parking right in the face and steals its lunch money.

So, I'm wondering, what sort of categories of underperforming, or undeveloped, domains people have in their portfolios tha they think would have traffic that could convert into sales quite nicely.
I'm not asking for specific domains, although if you're willing to divulge, that would be awesome too.

Most of the categories we're thinking of will probably end up being some sort of retail arrangement. Either aggregate stores using BANS or Drupal, although we are looking to get new stores in on it.
Software is also going to be a big one for us, because naturally we'd prefer a service where the customer can get the product immediately, so there's no screw up in the drop-shipping.

Obviously, this isn't going to work for every domain out there.
This is pretty much geared towards domains that are made up of words, and generally more premium TLDs like .net or .com.
We'll probably be working to get some ccTLD specific offers to, if we can, but that's much lower on the priority list at the moment. ]]> HarveyJ http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/harveyj/97-why-park-cpa-redirect-dammit.html Custom tech services available http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/doubleclick/96-custom-tech-services-available.html Tue, 23 Sep 2008 12:19:37 GMT *I will provide personalized tech services and web development work to DNF members. I am a LAMP tech (Linux/Apache/MYSql/PHP). I am a web developer. I am a script tech. I do SEO work. I can do large amounts of automated file processing. I offer dedicated and virtual hosting on owned... I will provide personalized tech services and web development work to DNF members.

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VacationCancun ]]> DoubleClick http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/doubleclick/96-custom-tech-services-available.html Domains with Ñ and accents in Argentina. Rules for Registration. http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/nameaction/95-domains-accents-argentina-rules-registration.html Tue, 09 Sep 2008 15:55:07 GMT From what is known, on September 8th the first stage of registration with Ñ, accents and Portuguese characters. This stage ends on December 16th 2008. Normally, there is always the concern and nervousness to register the domains as fast as possible so that no one else gets to it before we do,... From what is known, on September 8th the first stage of registration with Ñ, accents and Portuguese characters. This stage ends on December 16th 2008.

Normally, there is always the concern and nervousness to register the domains as fast as possible so that no one else gets to it before we do, but according to NICs rules for this stage it is very hard for someone to anticipate.

In the case of the IDNs in Argentina we asked how would the system for requests work and we propose many scenarios to see what would happen.

We were told that the registration system would work the following way:

1.- The most important rule on this stage is that only those who have registered a domain name before July 31st 2008 without multilingual characters will be able to request the domain with IDN following NIC Argentina rule.

A common error is that some people has suppose that they can register domains in other languages, for example: If you have informaciones.com.ar you could register informaçoes.com.ar but this not correct since only substitutions of characters are allowed but not translations of languages.

2.- The system of IDN is not only for extension com.ar but also for net.ar, org.ar, etc. If I have the domain papa.com.ar registered before July 31st I can register papá.com.ar.

What happens if a person has registered a domain papa.com.ar and another person has papa.net.ar? The owner of papa.com.ar can register papá.com.ar and the owner of papa.net.ar can register papá.net.ar Having a domain net.ar does not give you right to request a com.ar.

3.- In those cases where a person has the domain ninyo.com.ar and another company has the domain nino.com.ar, under the rules of substitution both have the right to register niño.com.ar, then who keeps the domain? The one who has the domain name from before and prior to July 31st will keep it.

4.- It is also very interesting that the owner of the domain a.com.ar has practically secured the domains: á.com.ar, â.com.ar, ã.com.ar and à.com.ar.

Last but not least the ones who have registered the domains: n.com.ar, nh.com.ar, ni.com.ar, nn.com.ar, ny.com.ar and gn.com.ar, under the rules of substitution all can request the domain ñ.com.ar, but the owner of ny.com.ar will keep it since he has it registered first (on April 1998) and before July 31st, 2008.

Juan Enrique Sánchez S.
President
jesanchez@ nameaction.com
www .nameaction.com
Domains Latin America ]]> NameAction http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/nameaction/95-domains-accents-argentina-rules-registration.html CRUDE-OIL.ORG for sale $200,000 http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/wdm/93-crude-oil-org-sale-200-000.html Wed, 20 Aug 2008 00:15:45 GMT CRUDE-OIL.ORG for sale $200,000 CRUDE-OIL.ORG
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$200,000 ]]> wdm http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/wdm/93-crude-oil-org-sale-200-000.html IDN opens in Argentina on September 8th. http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/nameaction/92-idn-opens-argentina-september-8th.html Tue, 19 Aug 2008 17:42:06 GMT From Monday September 8th of this year and until December 16th inclusive the registration will be in phases for domains with Ñ, accents and Portuguese characters. The registration in phases will be extended for a period of 100 days until December 17th 2008. During this period of 100 days only... From Monday September 8th of this year and until December 16th inclusive the registration will be in phases for domains with Ñ, accents and Portuguese characters.

The registration in phases will be extended for a period of 100 days until December 17th 2008.
During this period of 100 days only those who already have registered a domain which can be equivalent (without the multilingual) before July 31st 2008 can apply on this phase, having in mind the conversion rules.

Rules of Conversion:

The characters “á” “â” “ã” or “à” will be able to be used in place of the letter “a”.

b)The characters “é” “ê” or “è” will be able to be used in place of the letter “e”.

c)The characters “í” or “ì” will be able to be used in place of the letter “i”.

d)The characters “ ó” “ô” “õ “or “ò” will be able to be used in place of the letter “o”.

e)The characters “u” or “ü” will be able to be used in place of the letter “u”.

f)The character “ñ” will be able to be used in place of the following combinations “n”, “nh”, “ni”, “nn”, “ny”, “gn”.

g)The character “ç” will be able to be used in place of the letters “c” and/or “s”.


For example: If an entity has registered papa.com.ar and the date of this registration is before July 31st 2008, the entity will be able to request papá.com.ar.

If there is more than one requester for the same domain IDN (in cases where domains requested with “ç” or “ñ”), the domain will correspond to the registration of the domain with characters ASCII (without multilingual characters) that was registered before July 31st 2008.

The requests for registration with multilingual characters that was admitted during the period of the 100 days will be pending approval until Wednesday December 17th 2008.From that date, and until Monday March 16th 2009 inclusive, of limit date, (depending on the number of requests admitted), NIC Argentina will approve the requests of domains with multilingual characters.

From the date of December 17th NIC Argentina will start to approve the requests of domains with IDN. Once this process is finished, NIC Argentina will announce, with at least 15 days in advance, which will be the date to start registrations for general public of domains with IDNs.

Juan Enrique Sánchez S.

President

NameAction Latin America
jesanchez@nameaction.com ]]> NameAction http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/nameaction/92-idn-opens-argentina-september-8th.html Looking for a good game domain http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/kraz/91-looking-good-game-domain.html Mon, 26 May 2008 05:58:24 GMT I've been scouring expiring domain sites for a good game domain. The focus is on online gaming - Flash games ideally.

If you have one in stock, PM me. Reasonable offers only - $XXX. ]]> KraZ http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/kraz/91-looking-good-game-domain.html Ah, the life of a noob. http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/sumosalesman/90-ah-life-noob.html Thu, 08 May 2008 21:29:32 GMT Hello everyone,

My name is Lionel Houde.

After scraping up my last few free bucks I bought a membership on dnforum.com to sell a few domains I picked up. I'm looking forward to being a part of the DNforum community and would like to thank everyone who has helped me out so far.

If you would like to say hello feel free to leave a comment, or even if you would like to promote yourself and your domains (if that's legal, see how much of a noob I am? :lol:)

Anyway, have a great day!

L ]]> sumosalesman http://www.dnforum.com/blogs/sumosalesman/90-ah-life-noob.html