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How many hours a day do you spend on domain business?
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Doesn't mean you have to stop domaining during school or while hanging out. Heck, you're going to school, you're getting tons of new information every day and any of which could be the next six-figure .com sale.
Same when working out and/or hanging out with your friends. Look around, pay attention to them and others in the area.
k:Domaining isn't about just sitting in front of a PC and punching keywords into a registrar or running domain scans.
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I spend 8-14 hours a day on domaining, if I'm not out fixing client's computers. I have almost shut down my former computer support business now, in favor of domaining and I love it. 
When I go to bed, I use my iPhone/HTC to check my e-mail and also browse for domains to purchase. I also wake up a lot in the middle of the night to catch a last-minute auction, or to reply to a PM/e-mail.
Yes. . My girlfriend gets a bit tired of it sometimes.. But I consider it my job now and she supports me all the way.
When I go to bed, I use my iPhone/HTC to check my e-mail and also browse for domains to purchase. I also wake up a lot in the middle of the night to catch a last-minute auction, or to reply to a PM/e-mail.
Yes. . My girlfriend gets a bit tired of it sometimes.. But I consider it my job now and she supports me all the way.
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10-16 hours Domaining & Developing .. As long as I'm awake!
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I spend 8-14 hours a day on domaining, if I'm not out fixing client's computers. I have almost shut down my former computer support business now, in favor of domaining and I love it.
When I go to bed, I use my iPhone/HTC to check my e-mail and also browse for domains to purchase. I also wake up a lot in the middle of the night to catch a last-minute auction, or to reply to a PM/e-mail.
Yes. . My girlfriend gets a bit tired of it sometimes.. But I consider it my job now and she supports me all the way.
Very similar to me, but I plan on keeping my "bread & butter" business going. This is more of a sideline to me, but it's easy to keep a second monitor available to check names / watch forums / etc while working on a website, writing a script, removing a virus from someones computer remotely, configuring a server remotely, etc. I'm actually getting a T1 put in my house this week for redundancy for my servers at the office
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I spent only 4 hours on domain business.
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10-16 hours Domaining & Developing .. As long as I'm awake!
ditto to what the E and the G and the Domain Guy said...
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Co-sign.
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Well get ready for long nights then
Seriously we tend to spend a lot of time in front of computer screens, it's not a lazy job as some people want to believe
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