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question Domain Re-selling... How to Expand?

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4zero4

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OK - this is probably a really dumb question :)...


I own about a dozen domain names, mostly registered with a single registrar. Most of them I purchased in the past for web design & hosting clients.

Currently I am the only one who can log in to the registrar. I have been managing things OK that way, but now I am starting to get requests for more domain purchases.

At this point I would like to to set things up so individual clients can log in to a registrar/service & have some control over their domain(s), while I still retain the ability to make some profit from new domain purchases & renewals.

Other than setting up a separate account on my current registrar for each client - which is obviously not really the solution, I assume I am looking at a move to some sort of "domain reseller".

If so, how & where would I do that?
 
Hi

if...
you want to sell the domains that "you own" and also register new domains to hopefully resell in the future...
then
you should have separate account for that and set-up different accounts for each client.

you don't want them to have access to your names.

imo...
 
There are several options today. Did you check how venture-dot-com makes their profits?
 
Namebright has a agreement option for managing Hugedomain's domains on Lease-to-own plan. If you have bought a domain from HD you might be familar with what I am talking. Alternatively, Namecheap has an option for 'manager' role in domain management page.
 
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