domainspa.com - anyone tried them?

[Joe826]

I was looking at their program and thinking of giving it a shot, although domainsponsor has kept me happy. Can anyone give some feedback?

Thanks,
Joe

 

[mohno]

http://www.domainspa.com/testimonials.asp

I have only experiences of nameRENTers and DomainSpa
because I want to receive money via paypal.
So, I don't know much about other similar services.

Actually, I think that they have some negative factors in DomainSpa;

- Traffic from far east has no value.
I think that it is same to other services.
nameRENTers blocks accessing from Japan, for example.

- No web-based control panel at the moment.
Currently, they are handing manually.
I heard that they were going to provide it in near future.

- No information of _each_ domain performance.
You can get restricted report at the moment, e.g., average
hits per day for each domain and _total_ income and hits.

- No support for .name domains
Who needs ?

And here is positive factor;

- The results always go over $3 per CPM for 4 months.
It's quite better than nameRENTers ($2.50 per CPM).

Good luck!

(sorry for temporary deletion)

 

[hotsauce]

Joe, what type of CPM figures are you getting with DomainSponsor?

 

[DropWizard.com]

I'm just in the process of setting up some domains to go through them. Their site/concept is new but the people behind are number 1. I can recommend them highly.

Gordon

 

[stuff]

I also forwarded all my names to domainspa program a few days ago. I used domainsponsor before that. I can also recommend them,

 

[daniel]

I believe domainspa belongs to the one and only Mrs Jello???

 

[doubledee999]

I think there is some connection to Mrs Jello LLC somehow

 

[Joe826]

Cool, thanks for the input. As far as CPM with domainsponsor, I can't really be sure since i've been there for such a short time. I suppose i'll give both of them a trial run and see how things work out.

Thanks for the input,
Joe

 

[doubledee999]

there are some other's like searchfeed.com, and 7search.com, that are supposed to be ok also.

 

[DaddyHalbucks]

I am sure DS has some value. Of course, DS probably acts as a middleman between the domain owner and the sponsor, so there is another mouth to feed.

However, DS probably has top notch sponsors, so it may balance out. It's a great potential solution for folks who have a hard time managing their domains, which may apply to many people who work "real" jobs rather than worry about domains 24/ 7.

The only way to know for sure is to try it.

With such low returns from other traditional advertising options as Commission Junction, it's certainly worth a shot..

 

[.com.net.org]

Do they send email replying to new domain inserted to their DNS ?

 

[stuff]

Originally posted by .com.net.org
Do they send email replying to new domain inserted to their DNS ?

Yes, they replay

 

[Ed30]

I've just started out with DomainSpa and their customer service is excellent so far.

 

[Joe826]

I think i'm going to stick with domainsponsor until they actually get stats up over there. I'm sure they're fair and accurate now, but it will give me a good time amount of time to test domainsponsor and see how the results compare.

Thanks,
Joe

 

[Edwin]

DomainSpa just spammed me. This is what they sent...

> Some domains probably NOT WORTH renewing!
>
> You spend anywhere from $7 to $35 YEARLY for each domain. Multiply
> this figure by number of domains you own...
>
> What if YOUR domain(s) would at least PAY FOR THEMSELVES generating
> $$$?
>
> You have NOTHING to LOSE! There is NO COST to the domain owner!
> Rejuvenate those tired "old" domain names and put some money in your
> pocket!
>
> http://www.DomainSpa.com
>
> $$$MONETIZED$$$ DomainParking Services
>

As you can see from the above, the spam was NOT from a reseller as there's no referral code in it.

 

[Luc]

Edwin,

I got that same e-mail, on ALL of my domain related accounts
ranging from DomainPond to NameSniper to Domain-Retriever, etc.

Looks like someone is trying to hit the market hardcore.

Luc L.

 

[hotsauce]

Originally posted by Edwin
DomainSpa just spammed me. This is what they sent...

Interesting development. . .

 

[MarkMitford]

Interesting news about the spam.

Apart from that I have to say that I talk to "Mrs Jello" regularly and he is a very smart guy. DomainSpa seems to me like a great service, the semantic algorythms seem better them applied semantics and if I could think of a way to use it with our 300,000+ parked domains I would do so.

Mark......

 

[Edwin]

I just got the same spam again, at an address that I have never - and I mean never - given out in public. I use it only for Whois and for emailing my family.

 

[Luc]

I just got the same spam again, at an address that I have never - and I mean never - given out in public. I use it only for Whois and for emailing my family.

lol :laugh: