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Anyone good at finding domain owners?

cooperisbest

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Hey, guys,

I am a domain investor and I have quite a lot domain names to be bought but can't find the owner.

If there is someone good at finding the owners and negotiating with the seller please contact me.

I am willing to pay 20-30% of the total sales as your commission.

My Email is [email protected].

Thanks all.
 
The owner always crawls out of the woodwork when the right offer is sent their way.

Give me an example of a name you want and the price you sent their way. That would give me the entire story that I need to know as to why you can't find the owner to a domain.
Only in the cases that you have their email or something , this has to be the first step...
 
Only in the cases that you have their email or something , this has to be the first step...
Just do a whois search. There is usually a way to send a message to the registrant. You won't necessarily get their email because of spamming problems, but your message will be forwarded to them.

Sometimes you have to go to the registrar website of the domain to be able to send a message.
You will know what the registrar is with your whois search.

You can't "mass message" domain owners.
And if it is for "too low" offers, it's maybe not good to waste everybody's time.

Why not post a few exaples of domains you are targetting and the price you want to offer?
 
Just do a whois search. There is usually a way to send a message to the registrant. You won't necessarily get their email because of spamming problems, but your message will be forwarded to them.

Sometimes you have to go to the registrar website of the domain to be able to send a message.
You will know what the registrar is with your whois search.

You can't "mass message" domain owners.
And if it is for "too low" offers, it's maybe not good to waste everybody's time.

Why not post a few exaples of domains you are targetting and the price you want to offer?
some registrar support sending online offers while some don't. Anyway thanks for your reply and for private reasons I don't want to post the domains here and if you're the one good at finding them, you can contact me.
 
some registrar support sending online offers while some don't. Anyway thanks for your reply and for private reasons I don't want to post the domains here and if you're the one good at finding them, you can contact me.
Oh, I'm good. I'm very good ;)
You contact me. Send me a PM with more info, then. I will keep everything private, no problem.
 
im very good at it, i own molly.com

i helped UPGen.com acquire their domain
 
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