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The urge to register, catch, buy...

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How do you control this urge to acquire more and more domains even as your portfolio gets bigger and bigger? :dead:
 
mole said:
How do you control this urge to acquire more and more domains even as your portfolio gets bigger and bigger? :dead:
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I have been looking for the answer for 7 years now.................and there is no answer :)
 
I don't see a need to control.
 
mole said:
How do you control this urge to acquire more and more domains even as your portfolio gets bigger and bigger? :dead:

If you're into domains you just keep going - isn't that the same for any business? Just keep building and slogging away.
 
I found it a much better addiction than alcohol. It use to be a $5 beer in a bar ended in -$50 or more to the bank account for the day. Where a $7 domain would +$50 or more to the bank account for the day. Guess you can call that basic alconomics.
 
Dump the junk as it comes up for expiration. Keep the goodies
 
mole said:
How do you control this urge to acquire more and more domains even as your portfolio gets bigger and bigger? :dead:


Simple. Run out of money and can't afford any new one's. :-)
 
mole said:
How do you control this urge to acquire more and more domains even as your portfolio gets bigger and bigger? :dead:

What are some good acquisitions you've obtained recently?
 
If this is your business you have to keep going to make good earnings monthly.

Its just like a monthly salary.
 
mole said:
How do you control this urge to acquire more and more domains even as your portfolio gets bigger and bigger? :dead:

Another reason to focus on .coms - all the good ones are taken. :cheeky:
 
clemzonguy said:
What are some good acquisitions you've obtained recently?

Good question Clemz.

Mole, any chance of seeing some of your domains? It's time to unearth the mole hill :-D

- Rob
 
I control the urge by spending all my money until I can't buy anymore. Hey....don't knock it till you try it.

:-)
 
I just don't log-on!

but you see the pc just sitting there

as the screen is all lit-up.......just waiting for you!

you try to walk pass it

while saying to yourself ...."maybe I'll read the newspaper", and won't register or backorder, or do research....etc.

so you get the newspaper, and I first glance thru the business section.

but while glancing....I see a "keyword" ......lol :)

what do I do then?


go see if it's registered!


then it's on with the thoughts of ........ do I or don't I, should the name be available.

wait....let me check google for results

hmmm, I better check ovt.


it's very hard not to reg a name, if you have the resources.

especially, if your roi from past investments, serves as capital for these expenses.

it's in total conflict with the ideology of "Domainism" :)
 
biggedon said:
I just don't log-on!

but you see the pc just sitting there

as the screen is all lit-up.......just waiting for you!

you try to walk pass it

while saying to yourself ...."maybe I'll read the newspaper", and won't register or backorder, or do research....etc.

so you get the newspaper, and I first glance thru the business section.

but while glancing....I see a "keyword" ......lol :)

what do I do then?


go see if it's registered!


then it's on with the thoughts of ........ do I or don't I, should the name be available.

wait....let me check google for results

hmmm, I better check ovt.


it's very hard not to reg a name, if you have the resources.

especially, if your roi from past investments, serves as capital for these expenses.

it's in total conflict with the ideology of "Domainism" :)

Classic symptoms of domainitis - there's no known cure - it just slowly eats away at your wallet :cheeky:
 
How do you control this urge to acquire more and more domains even as your portfolio gets bigger and bigger?

As long as the domains are bringing more profit then loss its fine.
 
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