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Best places for a newbie to get started - griffinsdesigns_com - 05-25-2010
Might want to do some research on domains. Find out what makes a great domain.
Best places for a newbie to get started - piero0074u - 06-29-2010
Ypu could actually make profits on ebay but choose good 2 words domains.
Also try selling on Sedo and Various Forums
Best places for a newbie to get started - Luvbird - 11-24-2010
does anyone know how to check the validity of an expired domain name ? I have seen one that i want but I need to know its background .Many thanks
Best places for a newbie to get started - HeatherWhite - 05-22-2011
V Dogg Wrote:2. Is it wise to start with expired domains or get brand new ones? If the former, how would I go about searching for these?
This depends on the reputation and value of the expired domain.
Best places for a newbie to get started - giggos - 07-02-2011
I'm also a newbie domainer, now I try my first domain auction on sedo.
Best places for a newbie to get started - Nadal - 08-27-2011
Its a best place for newbie because here we will get valuable information and suggestion..
Best places for a newbie to get started - bashishtha - 04-08-2012
I am even new but I think its not that hard if we can find good names for bussiness..
Best places for a newbie to get started - ngmart - 05-11-2012
ok i want you to start with brand new names... and start selling with low price let me say from $20- 200$ for a starter
Best places for a newbie to get started - byronpol - 05-18-2012
V Dogg Wrote:Hello World. I'm new to the whole domaining thing, and I think I'm about ready to tap into this. Before I do, however, I have a few questions about where I should get started.
1. Is it possible for people who have never even sold a domain in their lives to start at eBay? If not, what are some other places I can sell domains? (Keep in mind that this is for a person who hasn't even gotten into the business before and needs to gain trust)
2. Is it wise to start with expired domains or get brand new ones? If the former, how would I go about searching for these?
I'm sure I have more, but this is all I can think of for now. Thanks in advance.
I try to sell on ebay a few times but had not luck...
Best places for a newbie to get started - byronpol - 05-18-2012
giggos Wrote:I'm also a newbie domainer, now I try my first domain auction on sedo.
I used Sedo but never had any luck even the cash parking was very weak