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Domains for peanuts.

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fischermx

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I don't have too much domains, just a few hundreds, but each month I receive 2-3 inquiries.
I never respond with anything under $1,000. I consider it a waste of time doing this for less. But since I'm not really a domainer-for-parking, but domainer-for-develop, I'm not enthusiastic about to sell them, so I won't sell for cheap.
Regardless it is an english name or a spanish won. Same thing.
My possible end-user buyers are too cheap.

Actually, it is worse in spanish names. I have several .com, for which the .net has a website, even worse, the .net is a web-related business :(
Also, some non-dashed two words versions of domains for which the dashed version has a website running. Good free traffic for my parking, but what lame persons run this website that didn't think of getting the good one domain.
 

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I still cant figure this out myself, i guess its a matter of pride, they probably still think we are all cybersquatters and why pay us a premium when it only cost 7 bucks to reg, so I guess it will allways be there loss and our gain till they change there thinking
 

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Have you ever figured that maybe some of these people are down to earth people who dont want (or cant afford) to pay four figures for a "domain name" when they can just go ahead and register names for $8. If i wasnt a domainer, it would make perfect logic to me. (I almost never buy names, just register and sell).

and IMO, when renewal time comes and you havent sold a single one, then it will come to bite you in the butt. I usually sell many domains in the $XX and $XXX range. They can all add up to IMO much more then you would usually get by holding out for $1000.
 

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In the specific cases I'm talking about these domains pay for themselves the registration by a factor of 20x.

Well of course then you dont sell them :P. Thats a "traffic domain", however, you said in the topic that these werent traffic names.
 

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I have the same thinking as damitssam i almost never bought a domain from anyone i have always registered new and sold.
 
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