99% of all domains for sale will NEVER be sold...

[dominator]

I read somewhere something like that...

What do you think? Or is it less? Or even more? I want to know your opinion...

 

[GAMEFINEST]

If you have shitty domains, then it is true...carry on

 

[DN BROKER]

If you have shitty domains, then it is true...carry on

lol

 

[Gee]

and 99% of domains, that are not listed for sale ,will be sold for tons of money one day:smilewinkgrin:

 

[thevirtual]

99% of all domains for sale will NEVER be sold...

Probably more like 99.7%

I would guess the same percentage of developed sites never make any money either. :rain::faint:

 

[Poker]

it definitely pays to be picky

 

[Seraphim]

If you have shitty domains, then it is true...carry on

Entrepreneurial proverbs, chapter 3, verse 12?

 

[dominator]

OK, then let's speak about the domains offered here. There are obviously much more sellers here than buyers.

 

[socalboy]

I'd say you are optimistic. How many domains are now registered, including TLDs and ccTLDs? Over 200 million? How many sell per year? Thousands? I'd estimate that 99.99% will never sell.

 

[domain newbie]

wots up ? of course you don't buy all junk offered everywhere, every newbie jumps in it thinking he found a gold mine

take years to learn..

 

[Varchar]

I don't really agree to that. Well, good names are being owned and hold for bigger sales... They will be sold again, but probably more expensive every time a domain is flipped. I have to agree that there is going to be less and less good .com around but they will be resale.

 

[Irish31]

This is an interesting question. It is likely very very high, 99% or higher for sure. Since the only limitations to what you can register are found on your keyboard, a ton of "crap" can make it onto the scene.

I guess just take a random sampling of 100 domains out there, does 1 out of 100 make it to see a sale? I would think the majority of domains registered are never intended on even being sold and never make it out to consumers or other domainers as well.