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Purchased expired domain and sold it 7 days later for $250

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Love buying expired domains and selling them with a quick turn around. $xx investment and $XXX profit :)

I do this on a monthly basis, love domaining.
 
nice.

one man's junk is another man's treasure

i have had few of those - bought a domain here for low xx and sold it x,xxx within a few months.
 
To be quiet honest, I only received the domain 24 hours ago and sold it with in 12 hours - took 7 days for the transfer.
 
What name? How did you find the buyer?
 
What name? How did you find the buyer?

I don't buy expired domains unless I know their is end users that could benefit from it. With this sale I targeted New Jersey's Law District.
 
The name was sex.com he got it on a drop we all missed it. End user camE by offered him $250 he didn't want to negotiate so he took the offer.

Ahhh wish someone will come to get my sex.net ;( o man this business is hard
 
The name was sex.com he got it on a drop we all missed it. End user camE by offered him $250 he didn't want to negotiate so he took the offer.

Ahhh wish someone will come to get my sex.net ;( o man this business is hard

Gems like the one you own are hard to sell cause your price is high. Domains I buy and sell target small businesses and small firms. The odd time I get lucky and sell a name around $500-$3000. It's very rare but love it when it happens. Selling domains in today's market is very hard, no one is spending money on domains, they rather register a reg fee domain and spend the money your asking for your domain on marketing (PPC on Search Engines)!
 
I was kidding dude heheh ;)
 
A sale that made me very happy was CareerCow.com, bought for reg fee, sold for $500 a day later. I was typing in random domains when I thought up of 'CareerCow' and registered it on a whim. A day later, I get an email offering me $350. I push for $500, the guy agrees, and I'm suddenly richer by $492.

You gotta love this business when stuff like that happens. Funny part is, that domain is still in parking!
 
Oh I love it when I hear domain sales like this well done you, had quite a few myself it always makes you smile when you invest reg fee and sell for $xxxx later on
may not always be a quick sale, but the most money I have made domaining has always been from reg fees. I don't really hand reg I prefer to go after domains that
catch my eye in the drop it's amazing what people are leaving behind nowadays.
 
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Love buying expired domains and selling them with a quick turn around. $xx investment and $XXX profit :)

I do this on a monthly basis, love domaining.


that`s great ,how did you do that? i want to learn. I have lost some dollars trying to do that
 
I don't buy expired domains unless I know their is end users that could benefit from it. With this sale I targeted New Jersey's Law District.



great info,then how do find end user for the particular domain?
 
All that info is posted on my blog. Cheers
 
Congratulations :)

You got to love those quick turnarounds, Something we all have less of today since back ordering went to the auction platform.
 
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