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intro Should I Stay, Or Should I Go Now?

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Heisenberg

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Hi people :)
My name is Nikola, I am from Serbia and I am new in domaining. I got a lot of expirience in Joomla Web Design and PHP, but I am completly new in domaining. It was hard in my country to start with this job earlier (payment problems and stuff like that) but now it is OK and here I am :)

Bought few domains these days and I liked it. Now it is time to sell some of them :)

I think that I Should Stay in this business :) We will see each other more in future :)

Good luck to everyone :)
 
My advice is to read, learn and learn some more about how to determine the value of domains BEFORE you buy (or register) any more of them.
As a beginner, it is very easy to spend a lot of money registering( or buying) domains that are worth no more than the registration fee and not sell anything at a profit.
Good Luck
 
My advice is to read, learn and learn some more about how to determine the value of domains BEFORE you buy (or register) any more of them.
As a beginner, it is very easy to spend a lot of money registering( or buying) domains that are worth no more than the registration fee and not sell anything at a profit.
Good Luck
Thank you for good advices. My first domain registrations were impulsive without any research, but that is also way you learn :) There is a lot of stuff to read about domaining... That is the reason I am here :)

Thank you all guys for welcome posts
 
Welcome , pull up a chair.

You're here now there is no way out...lmao

Good Luck :)
 
Thanks guys :) I wish you all the best too :)

Yes Johnn, you are absolutly right :) I am totally hooked on this!
 
You should stay. If for no other reason, you have a web developer background and can develop the domains you own. As for domaining itself if you can stand the heat then go for it, and this kitchen can get really hot ! LOL ;)

It's an interesting time to join domaining. It may be late for some aspects of it like trading for easy money but you can hold your own if you learn the basics and have the patience for it
 
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Consider reading up as much as possible and don't spend all your money on hand regs, there is always great after market domains on the forums, good luck
 
Consider reading up as much as possible and don't spend all your money on hand regs, there is always great after market domains on the forums, good luck
 
Well, Charles you are probably right, but domaining got some passion that PHP coding doesn't :)

Thank you all on good wishes :)
 
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