How many domains do you own? (This should go on forever)

[unclewilco]

400 odd (ie most of them odd :goofy: )

used to have 600 but slowly getting it down to 200 which is more than enough..

 

[Edwin]

2,700

 

[Bob]

~1400

 

[mole]

too many

 

[Anthony Ng]

too many

LOL! Moi? Too few.

 

[freestyler]

1593.....

of that 730 are 3 letter .us names

 

[actnow]

too many

I don't mean to be a contrarian.

But, I don't have enough!

 

[rawkinrich]

80+.

Many .us, loads of IDN's .com's. Hopefully they will be of value next year.

Rich

 

[David G]

too many

Mole, Why are you always so secretive? :-D

 

[bladex5k]

How do you keep track of them all? How the hell do you maintain them all? lol

 

[stuff]

How do you keep track of them all? How the hell do you maintain them all? lol

Like I said before, I use the program "watch my domains pro"

 

[bladex5k]

OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I didn't understand HAHA! Sorry about that! LOL I feel dumb... ::crawls in a hole::

 

[skylight]

probably 150....
trying to move all to the same registrar for easy management.

Well, and i use notepad

 

[Anthony Ng]

Well, and i use notepad

Yeah, with say a couple of hundred domains, notepad -- or I'd prefer something like Microsoft Word -- will do the job fine. And Excel or any spreadsheet AND a clear mind would handle up to like 500 with no problem. But if you have a thousand plus, you'd probably need a more automated alert system so you won't miss any renewal and track all the whois info. I know of people who run some macro with Excel too though.

 

[Martin23]

Auto renew at nearly all registrars now.

Why not try it?

 

[SFSun]

Around 40, currently developing 10, will sell off 7 of the 10 developed domains in the next 3 months though. I have about 90% of my domains registered through GoDaddy, since I am a newbie after all. Will look into other registars in the future.

 

[mole]

How do you keep track of them all? How the hell do you maintain them all? lol

1. Put them all into one registrar. eNom is great for this. All you need to do is to remember the number of domains you have, say 10,345, and instantly see if the number has gone down for some strange reason.

2. Use that Godaddy domain monitor service on all your important names. It email alerts you within 24hr of any changes to your whois.

3. Check to see all names are auto-renew and registrar locked. Make sure your credit card details is valid of course. Better still, make sure your eNom account has loads of credit all the time.

4. Pay someone in a third world country to manual check the whois of all your names every week and give you a report.

5. Renew all your names for 10 years, then make a screenshot of the whois of each and file them away with your lawyer.

6. Use software like WMDP or DWD and just get your wife or servant to run them every week to check them for you.

7. Give me all your names so you don't have to watch them LOL

 

[Theo]

345

I keep them in a database.

 

[Alexander]

I own about 30. Only 1 is being developed.

 

[JuniperPark]

Just under 7,000 names