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Lost a domain sale due directly to the credit crunch today!

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"With every failure, comes a seed for greater success" - can't remember who said this; think it was Napoleon Hill....
 
"With every failure, comes a seed for greater success" - can't remember who said this; think it was Napoleon Hill....

Or Frank Shilling? :D
 
Well gotta say I was annoyed when I had a buyer for x,xxx and I pushed the domain name
to escrowdns.com and since then the buyer has failed to reply to any emails. LARGE
company buyer as well so it shows that not all is sweet with even large companies. I
suppose Lehman proves that no company is infallible.

Having said that there is some business around just got to look for
it.

DG
 
Interesting points here.

I have been buying some drops and expirations that was simply shocking to see in the first place.

8 to 12 year old domains with a significant site history and backlinks on Google, Yahoo, Alexa, DMOZ listed and on and on.

I am certainly not complaining and have turned many over in a matter of 1 to 2 weeks.

I think its because .com boomers that registered their names for 10 years are coming to an end. only to find the company didnt make it and no one knows how to re-reg the domain. lol or lost the company email they had on file.
 
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