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<blockquote data-quote="Name Guy" data-source="post: 2342173" data-attributes="member: 322978553"><p>Some of you know me from another forum where I'm considered a contrarian. I've started, named and operated many businesses since starting my first business while in college in 1970, and I was introduced to this business/industry four years ago 2017. While I own a few hundred .com domains most of which I've hand registered, I've spent the last six months accumulating about 4,000 .online domains most of which have .com equivalent that's either developed, parked or for sale at places like DAN, Sedo and Afternic.</p><p></p><p>Like most domains, they don't sell themselves and that's why just 1-3% of aftermarket domains sell each year. Verisign the monopoly controlling the .com "front end" has said the aftermarket consisting of individual investors and brokers has been "hoarding" domains to the detriment of "end user" businesses for years. As a contrarian, this is where I see an unbelievable opportunity. </p><p></p><p>Because of my past business experience I'm confident there's a better way. However I need help in the way of a technical partner similar to the partners I had while in the medical billing business and debt collection business back in the 80's and 90's. My partner in the medical billing business had a computer science degree from LSU, and he developed some killer software that really put our business that helped take our business from a startup to a business that's doing over 5M in revenues today.</p><p></p><p>Realizing that extensions like .com, .net, .tech, .online etc. are all the equivalent of an area code or zip code gives me the fire power I need to show end user businesses the value of .com alternatives. Passion sells, and Hail to Liberty<img class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" alt="🗽" title="Statue of Liberty :statue_of_liberty:" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/6.6/png/unicode/64/1f5fd.png" data-shortname=":statue_of_liberty:" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Name Guy, post: 2342173, member: 322978553"] Some of you know me from another forum where I'm considered a contrarian. I've started, named and operated many businesses since starting my first business while in college in 1970, and I was introduced to this business/industry four years ago 2017. While I own a few hundred .com domains most of which I've hand registered, I've spent the last six months accumulating about 4,000 .online domains most of which have .com equivalent that's either developed, parked or for sale at places like DAN, Sedo and Afternic. Like most domains, they don't sell themselves and that's why just 1-3% of aftermarket domains sell each year. Verisign the monopoly controlling the .com "front end" has said the aftermarket consisting of individual investors and brokers has been "hoarding" domains to the detriment of "end user" businesses for years. As a contrarian, this is where I see an unbelievable opportunity. Because of my past business experience I'm confident there's a better way. However I need help in the way of a technical partner similar to the partners I had while in the medical billing business and debt collection business back in the 80's and 90's. My partner in the medical billing business had a computer science degree from LSU, and he developed some killer software that really put our business that helped take our business from a startup to a business that's doing over 5M in revenues today. Realizing that extensions like .com, .net, .tech, .online etc. are all the equivalent of an area code or zip code gives me the fire power I need to show end user businesses the value of .com alternatives. Passion sells, and Hail to Liberty🗽 [/QUOTE]
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