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Is there really much money in domain reselling? or is it something to stay away from?
 

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Still some money in it - but not as much as 2 years ago. The priceing strucure is now 1/3 what it was. I could get away with $20 to $30 priceing - now even $15 is laughed at.
 
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wow comktg, you know your shit.

Quick question. I got a enorm resellers account. How easy would it be for me to set up a site selling domain registrations?
 
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I personally think the enom API sucks...(worse then suckasshost.com, lol). Wouldn't be hard at all though.
 
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The biggest money is not in reselling, but in developing new businesses or business models based on the names you've got.

But if you are satisfied with a 100% to 1,000% on the 8.99 you paid for the name, then reselling can prove okay. But remember to factor in your manhours in publicising/converting each sale.

The rest is all pure luck, so if you think you are lucky, then no logic or advise can or should apply :D
 

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There is no money at all in reselling domain name registrations. Unless you are in the business for alterior motives I would not waste your time.

This has absolutely nothing to do with the fact we are in the business and really do not want any more competition than we necessary.

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