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I am putting these domains up for sale/offers. Had a couple offers prior but not enough to release them.
These are "Domainer domains" for the true "Domainer"
As we know, the word or term "Domainer" is now widely known and has been quoted in many articles like in USA Today, CNN, WSJ and many domainer related websites and blogs etc.
There are also many websites now live that also use the word "Domainer and or Domainers"
I only have one I am keeping and getting set for development after another project/development of mine is complete and thats DomainerAds.com
Up for offers are the following domains which I would like to sell to help fund my DomainerAds.com project, so please dont be shy.
DomainersBusiness.com
InvestmentDomainer.com
DomainerBids.com
DomainerLoans.com
DomainersBiz.com
Wikipedia...
Domainers are individuals whose profession is the accumulation and dealing of generic internet domain names. Although controversially compared to cybersquatters and ticket scalpers, Domainers claim to differentiate and legitimize themselves by avoiding trademarked names and potentially contentious domain names, and refraining from typosquatting. They consider their conduct in buying, selling, and developing domain names to be in the same spirit as real estate investing. Domainers generate revenue via domain parking, through the resale of domain names and by developing domain names into fully functioning websites.[1] Domainers are also sometimes referred to as domain investors and commercial registrants.
As of December 2006 there are an estimated 8,000 to 10,000 individuals globally who make buying and selling domain names a part of their business. USA Today reported that many Domainers prefer to remain anonymous due to the competitive and controversial nature of their business.[2]
A report in USA Today states that known sales of 5,851 domain names generated $29 million in 2005, compared with known sales of 3,813 names for $15 million in 2004.[3] Like the tip of an iceberg, the number of reported sales is estimated to be 5-10% of the broader secondary domain resale market
Offers via pm or posting here is fine.
Thanks much,
Rob..............
These are "Domainer domains" for the true "Domainer"
As we know, the word or term "Domainer" is now widely known and has been quoted in many articles like in USA Today, CNN, WSJ and many domainer related websites and blogs etc.
There are also many websites now live that also use the word "Domainer and or Domainers"
I only have one I am keeping and getting set for development after another project/development of mine is complete and thats DomainerAds.com
Up for offers are the following domains which I would like to sell to help fund my DomainerAds.com project, so please dont be shy.
DomainersBusiness.com
InvestmentDomainer.com
DomainerBids.com
DomainerLoans.com
DomainersBiz.com
Wikipedia...
Domainers are individuals whose profession is the accumulation and dealing of generic internet domain names. Although controversially compared to cybersquatters and ticket scalpers, Domainers claim to differentiate and legitimize themselves by avoiding trademarked names and potentially contentious domain names, and refraining from typosquatting. They consider their conduct in buying, selling, and developing domain names to be in the same spirit as real estate investing. Domainers generate revenue via domain parking, through the resale of domain names and by developing domain names into fully functioning websites.[1] Domainers are also sometimes referred to as domain investors and commercial registrants.
As of December 2006 there are an estimated 8,000 to 10,000 individuals globally who make buying and selling domain names a part of their business. USA Today reported that many Domainers prefer to remain anonymous due to the competitive and controversial nature of their business.[2]
A report in USA Today states that known sales of 5,851 domain names generated $29 million in 2005, compared with known sales of 3,813 names for $15 million in 2004.[3] Like the tip of an iceberg, the number of reported sales is estimated to be 5-10% of the broader secondary domain resale market
Offers via pm or posting here is fine.
Thanks much,
Rob..............