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  1. Domain Monk

    discuss How to beat huge domains at Gd auction?

    they bid in every domain and even low quality name they raise the budget ,and leaving it to closeout you pay $50+20 70 usd ..inguess it time to forget getting names at low xx
  2. Domain Monk

    discuss How to beat huge domains at Gd auction?

    they bid in every domain and even low quality name they raise the budget ,and leaving it to closeout you pay $50+20 70 usd ..inguess it time to forget getting names at low xx
  3. News

    .com MetaCareers.com: Sold by HugeDomains to Mark Zuckerberg

    Meta domains have become popular since Facebook created Meta Platforms, Inc., as an umbrella corporation to Facebook, Instagram, and Whatsapp. Domain investors take note: There are many meta domains that appear “generic” but if they were registered after the launch of the Meta platform they...
  4. News

    .com MetaCareers.com: Sold by HugeDomains to Mark Zuckerberg

    Meta domains have become popular since Facebook created Meta Platforms, Inc., as an umbrella corporation to Facebook, Instagram, and Whatsapp. Domain investors take note: There are many meta domains that appear “generic” but if they were registered after the launch of the Meta platform they...
  5. King

    question Hugedomains, what is their criteria?

    I placed backorders for very niche upcoming drops on a couple of discount/reg fee platforms. Rumor around town is that Hugedomains scopes domains with backorders on them so I am afraid if I place a discount order on these, Hugedomains will go after them as they have a few of these names already...
  6. King

    question Hugedomains, what is their criteria?

    I placed backorders for very niche upcoming drops on a couple of discount/reg fee platforms. Rumor around town is that Hugedomains scopes domains with backorders on them so I am afraid if I place a discount order on these, Hugedomains will go after them as they have a few of these names already...
  7. Namefy.com

    Hugedomains.com using Dropcatch.com as personal sales tool

    Put a backorder for a domain on dropcatch.com yesterday.. looks like dropcatch.com got it, ignored the competing backorder and sent it to hugedomains.com marketplace. Seems a bit sketch. I guess you can do anything you want when you own most of the registries.
  8. Namefy.com

    Hugedomains.com using Dropcatch.com as personal sales tool

    Put a backorder for a domain on dropcatch.com yesterday.. looks like dropcatch.com got it, ignored the competing backorder and sent it to hugedomains.com marketplace. Seems a bit sketch. I guess you can do anything you want when you own most of the registries.
  9. Bob Hawkes

    information How Big Domain Name Sellers Do It – Ideas For Small Portfolio Sellers?

    Most investors sell predominantly on the major domain marketplaces. However, a number of individual investors maintain a website, either for occasional direct sales, or as their main sales channel. There are a number of large portfolio domain name sellers. In this article, I take a look at four...
  10. Bob Hawkes

    information How Big Domain Name Sellers Do It – Ideas For Small Portfolio Sellers?

    Most investors sell predominantly on the major domain marketplaces. However, a number of individual investors maintain a website, either for occasional direct sales, or as their main sales channel. There are a number of large portfolio domain name sellers. In this article, I take a look at four...
  11. News

    .com MetaCrypto.com Sold

    HugeDomains has sold the domain MetaCrypto.com in what appears to be an increased appetite of investors for “meta” domains...Read More
  12. News

    .com MetaCrypto.com Sold

    HugeDomains has sold the domain MetaCrypto.com in what appears to be an increased appetite of investors for “meta” domains...Read More
  13. Tom Blue

    discuss What's up with Hugedomains.com?

    I buy a lot of domains in the Godaddy expired auctions - and lately I see the same thing happening over and over again: The price of some domains EXPLODE (like, from $100 to $800 in an instance) and then the domain is bought for this ridiculous price. And here's the thing: After a few weeks, I...
  14. Tom Blue

    discuss What's up with Hugedomains.com?

    I buy a lot of domains in the Godaddy expired auctions - and lately I see the same thing happening over and over again: The price of some domains EXPLODE (like, from $100 to $800 in an instance) and then the domain is bought for this ridiculous price. And here's the thing: After a few weeks, I...
  15. WhoaDomain.com

    question Do you or should you factor inflation when you price your domain?

    Hello NP, This question is pretty specific so I hope it’s not moved to another thread. so we’ve all done this or at least we should. when we get a price inquiry for our domains from either Afternic or Uniregistry or Sedo because we have not put a price on it yet. We jump on Namebio or similar...
  16. WhoaDomain.com

    question Do you or should you factor inflation when you price your domain?

    Hello NP, This question is pretty specific so I hope it’s not moved to another thread. so we’ve all done this or at least we should. when we get a price inquiry for our domains from either Afternic or Uniregistry or Sedo because we have not put a price on it yet. We jump on Namebio or similar...
  17. aliweb

    legal HugeDomains holding domain to ransom...cybersquatting?

    Just found this from a thread on reddit. https://www.reddit.com/r/legaladvice/comments/oav3ta/is_it_cybersquatting
  18. aliweb

    legal HugeDomains holding domain to ransom...cybersquatting?

    Just found this from a thread on reddit. https://www.reddit.com/r/legaladvice/comments/oav3ta/is_it_cybersquatting
  19. Bashar

    discuss Does Hugedomains publish their sales?

    be it on their website or on namebio.com for example? or even dnjournal?
  20. Bashar

    discuss Does Hugedomains publish their sales?

    be it on their website or on namebio.com for example? or even dnjournal?
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