Who is ULTSEARCH.COM?

Originally posted by -RJ-
He does sell his domains, but not for less than $5k

:laugh:

 

[fizz]

Originally posted by gmartfin
He does take a lot of shitty names.

Canadians don't mince their words, lol

 

[dodgeviper]

Originally posted by -RJ-
He does sell his domains, but not for less than $5k

They've sold for less. Read this: http://www.the-underdogs.org/history.php

Scroll down to 3 March 2002 and onwards...

 

[drbiohealth]

He is na na na !!

 

[mole]

Originally posted by drbiohealth
He is na na na !!

Say what?

 

Originally posted by drbiohealth
He is na na na !!

Does not sound like lingo from Hong Kong!

 

NA = Not Available
NA for Zip Code in Hong Kong
NA for which state Hong Kong belong too
etc...

 

[Omni]

Originally posted by drbiohealth
He is na na na !!

Is it a song?

 

[HLK]

To answer the Question of who is UltSearch.com.(for the newbies)
His name is Yun Ye.

He started grabbing names sometime in 1998 as far as I can see.

Used to live in California and moved to Hong Kong where they
speak his native language of Chinese.

To quote an Ex search traffic partner " Yun Ye's checks are so
big that if you saw them your eyes would pop out and bleed"

He probably has somewhere in the neighborhood of 100k Domains.

I don't know of anyone with more.

All search money.


Biggest names I saw him miss in the past when we all chased:

Virus.com

Promotion.com

Venture.com

Ah, those were the days....

 

[Eric]

dodgeviper,

That’s interesting to me because he is major player and so few details and circumstances surrounding his domain sales are known. I've often heard of potential buyer's (substantial) offers going unanswered. If you don't mind, could you provide any more details such as how the transaction took place - such as via escrow.com. And did it appear that you were dealing directly with him in your correspondence or an agent.

Thanks,

Eric

 

[Tippy]

I have thought about doing this multiple PPC Search engine thing. Once you have the script, setting these engines up is very easy. You could actually make them look all the same if you liked which would really save alot of time. I had one site setup with SearchFeed.com's Affiliate program. I was making 50% of bid price. I had it up and running for about 3 months and the profit was continually building month by month. In all I made $60. Sure it aint much but its a start and who knows what might have happened if my Host didnt crash on me. It easily covered my reg cost and hosting fees.

The Domain isnt really important, its your content, tags and search engine placement that counts. I wasnt really placed to well within the engines so the profit can easilly be increased with better care and understanding.

I have another site as well with SearchFeed, but in this case I am not making much. The Domain costs have been recovered but thats about all. The problem with this site is that its being Hosted for free and I think the darn pop-ups are causing visitors to run for cover.

Perhaps I need that popupeater thingy

Mike

 

[fizz]

And he likes strong generic .org names: he scored baccarat.org yesterday.

Yun's very lucky I don't chase .org names these days, LOL

 

[wohl]

Originally posted by HLK

Used to live in California and moved to Hong Kong where they
speak his native language of Chinese.

Or could it be that he moved there because of the much lower tax rates?
Maybe his company is listed there and he still lives in america?!

 

[HLK]

>>>Or could it be that he moved there because of the much lower tax rates?<<<<

Big incentive.

It's also harder to sue someone there..

 

[dodgeviper]

Originally posted by Eric
dodgeviper,

That’s interesting to me because he is major player and so few details and circumstances surrounding his domain sales are known. I've often heard of potential buyer's (substantial) offers going unanswered. If you don't mind, could you provide any more details such as how the transaction took place - such as via escrow.com. And did it appear that you were dealing directly with him in your correspondence or an agent.

Thanks,

Eric

Hi Eric,

I'm not the owner of that site. Write to the webmaster if you're really interested, I'm sure he won't mind.

 

[dodgeviper]

Originally posted by HLK
>>>Or could it be that he moved there because of the much lower tax rates?<<<<

Big incentive.

It's also harder to sue someone there..

Also, doesn't it give him more strength on the issue of trademarks. US trademarks won't affect him?

 

Originally posted by fizz
And he likes strong generic .org names: he scored baccarat.org yesterday.

Yun's very lucky I don't chase .org names these days, LOL

I am very lucky that you dun reg nuffin.com! :laugh:

 

[AMERICAR]

This is the stuff that .. legends are made of.

Whois the mysterious ... Yun Ye ..

Huh !!

:evil:

 

[Omni]

Maybe Yun Yee is amongst us... whois it huh:uhoh: :shy: :sleep:

 

[fizz]

Originally posted by goh
I am very lucky that you dun reg nuffin.com! :laugh:

That's because I knew nuffin.comâ„¢ Chairman Goh will turn it into a website, rather than Yun simply redirecting it to his search pages along with all his other names