The .ca drops are getting thinner and thinner each week with less quality.
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I Guessed last year at this time there'd be nothing in TBR worth the time involved picking and choosing. But there are more than I figured to be honest.
My prediction of this is simply based on the names being picked up in tbr by domainers. We dont drop names of value. Therefore as time goes by there will be less and less great names to be had.
There will be more good names, but too many of us fighting for them makes it less attractive of an investment. I'm very happy picking up loads of .ca at 16-100$ for names I feel are worth 10times but really, you wont see me bidding 10k on too many .ca. Far too many .com to be had still for reasonable amounts and with loads of potential.
The last few months I only invest 20 minutes into the tbr list each week and place bids in just a couple of places and rarely check at 0 hour to see if im outbid. No, I dont do pool. Bidding there defeats the purpose of getting a good deal. I lose out on many names not using pool but there are far too many domains to be gotten to get all personal with a few.
Kevin.
I wonder if anyone else has had a problem with Sibername's credit card system. Other than the charging 2x of course (that's old).
They took a credit card payment that according to their system came back declined. However VISA had approved it. Needless to say getting that straightened out was a labour of love. And I won't claim any diligence on the part of Sibername to get it cleared up.
They double dipped me the first time i used them for a couple hundred dollars. When I noticed i went to their site, knowing their in Ottawa and looked up their address. Realizing when I arrived their (prestigious) Slater office is just a post office box.
Sibername domain registrations Is not to be trusted.
Kevin
