(Editor’s note: Dinheiro is the Portuguese word for ‘Money’.) While doing some research I conducted a whois lookup on Dinheiro.info, to discover that it’s current contact information lists Sedo’s Domain Transfer Escrow Service as the current registrant. This article was initially titled, “Dinheiro.info May Have Sold At Sedo”, but I was forced to revise that [...]
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What’s the deal with Mexico in the domain name space and how good of an investment is the .MX ccTLD? Is she is, or is she ain’t? That is the question, and has been a topic of discussion for domainers and domain investors since early on in the .MX landrush of 2009. So why should [...]
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Exactly how hard is it to make a livable income off selling domains? Whether or not you’ve just been bitten by the domain bug, or for those who are already on their way but struggling to hammer out a decent living from selling domains, this post is worth the next 5 minutes of your life. [...]
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Could Sedo’s new search tool lead to a decrease in aftermarket domain sales? Perhaps you’ve noticed Sedo’s new ajax-driven domain search functionality by now. Forget whatever you’ve heard about making it easier to find domains (though I’m sure it does that). If you’re someone who makes a livelihood from selling domain names, here’s what matters: [...]
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Today I stumbled on what I feel is one of the smartest domain sales landing pages that I have seen, possibly ever. Not only does it do an outstanding job of explaining the benefits of owning the domain, (it cites market statistics and revenue projections, and includes quotes from research firms and even Warren Buffet) [...]
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I spotted the sale of Feni.com on the latest DNJournal Sales report with interest. The domain sold by Latonas for $3,000 at the recent T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Milan auction. I think the buyer got a nice deal. You might look at Feni.com as a nice pronounceable 4-letter .com domain, of the web 2.0 kind, but Feni is [...]
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Over the preceding weeks I’ve been more or less in the tank, and have finally emerged with new direction. You may notice that the site has been completely redesigned and rebranded. (I was just having too many recurrent problems on the old platform, but anticipate smooth sailing from here on out.) Additionally, I’ve just completed [...]
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You may or may not be aware that NewYork.info has changed hands three times over the years, steadily increasing in its purchase price and the return on investment for each successive owner. Its last reported sale was for $70,000 in July of 2007. Although it does not appear to be in the hands of an [...]
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