Good job, Mike!

I am having a great year buying, selling, and brokering domains… as a buyer broker. As a seller broker ZERO. All junk opportunities or overpriced.

If you ever wanted to buy your wish list of domains, this is the year to do it. You won’t get them all but a number of buyers are motivated to sell or at least talk about lower (realistic) prices.

End users are flocking to the Internet because this is where their next customers are going to come from, not a bigger ad in the yellow pages or newspaper.

I am working on a press release to announce a sale of a domain portfolio of geo industry domains to a large corporate end user.

GREAT year to be in the domain business, end users are buying and domain investors are selling.

I also have had people who agree to buy a domain and back out.

I even have people who have agreed to the terms and conditions of an escrow.com
transaction and then just not paid for it, including last month.

It’s just one of the issues everyone is going to have, part of doing business.

If the transaction amount is substantial and the buyer is US then you can consider suing them to complete the transaction but if its a lower priced domain, its just not worth the cost and hassle.

You know my wife too well.

Just yesterday, 2 different domainers told me they had a couple domains unpaid at Sedo. In my case, I only had 1 non-pay in the past 60 days.

Congrats on the great month, you deserve it!

I thought I was the only one getting those.

We have a $2,500 minimum on the form on our site to get rid of the stupid offers.

These days, I take great joy in getting some real gems on the drop or for $59-200. But reading this and about BuyDomains, I’m getting tired of the a$$holes lowballing me with $100 offers through Sedo – a$$clowns that are offering $100 for domains I wouldn’t sell for $100K.

I am a huge NET buyer right now and have no interest in selling.

All the sales came from our own platform at MostWantedDomains.com