Hi from Oakville

[mlalande]

Hi there - Long time reader. New member. Registration fees on all my domains are starting to hurt....need to start interacting and finding out what to do.

 

[fpforum]

Start googling each of your domains and see if you can find businesses who own similar names..Email them and see if there is any interest. Also, start hitting the domain marketplace on this board and posting them, you may get some action there as well

BTW...Welcome to the board!

 

[silentg]

Welcome aboard to DNF

 

[mlalande]

I'd like to keep them and monetize them but I can't figure out the best way. I feel like I've read for hundreds of hours and have yet to come up with a solution. So many good and bad options!

 

[south]

Email them and see if there is any interest.

Yes, ask $1288 for each of them.

Over & over & over.



Just kidding, do NOT do that...

:welcome:

 

[Mark Talbot]

Reg fees will test your appreciation of them.

Do you like them enough?
Do you want to sell them?

Do you care?

 

[stewie]

:welcome: to DNF

 

[hugegrowth]

Welcome!

You need to get your domains making money. If they don't get traffic, parking won't help, and it doesn't pay that well anyway unless you have high traffic domains in a paying niche.

Get blogging on a topic you like and have a domain for, or build some webpages on a site builder for them. Holding onto domains that aren't selling and aren't making revenues isn't fun.

 

[xxbonoxx]

Welcome from Woodbridge...:lol:

Great advice hugegrowth!

 

[urlurl]

welcome fellow oakvillian

 

[ninjadomain]

Welcome!

 

[foundrstack]

Welcome aboard!

 

[Charles SweeneyCharles Sweeney is verified member.]

Hi from London!

Yes indeed, the reg fees really test the worth of your names! I had 500 names back in 2000 when they were very expensive to register...the renewals sorted the wheat from the chaff!