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Old .com domains with no traffic worth anything?

Drewbert

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I'm trying to reduce my poftfolio count.

Since I mainly survive from parking revenue, I have lots of domains that don't suit me anymore. Most are .com and were regged in the early 2000's or even before.

Are they worth anything? What would be a good no-hassle way to move them on?
 

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You can look at that group of domains and see if there’s any resale value in them and maybe send them to auction (namejet) and get what you can, or push them in a separate account where you can let them expire or even give them away.
 

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I'm trying to reduce my poftfolio count.

Since I mainly survive from parking revenue, I have lots of domains that don't suit me anymore. Most are .com and were regged in the early 2000's or even before.

Are they worth anything? What would be a good no-hassle way to move them on?

Post it.
 

Drewbert

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You can look at that group of domains and see if there’s any resale value in them and maybe send them to auction (namejet) and get what you can, or push them in a separate account where you can let them expire or even give them away.

So, you'd recommend namejet for auctions?
 

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Hi

one man's trash from back in the day, might be another person's gold.
so, create a sales thread on the forum, and lets see what happens

Good Luck!


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Hi mate!

Sounds like a plan.
 

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Do you have a list of domains? I buy portfolios

Well, you'd have to have pretty deep pockets to buy the entire portfolio.

I do enjoy money coming in every month for domains I purchase 25 years ago and are just parked.

I just wish the Commission Junction / eBay days were still here. Man that was a wild ride. :^)
 
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