What do you get for $10 investment?

[Johnn]

Bought a 3 letter us name for $10 and sold yesterday $500 to an end user.
They are considered "crap letters" but you never know.

 

[Skinny]

Johnn that's the beauty of domaining.

One domainer's 'crap' could be an end user's 'treasure'.

Ultimately not many $10 investments lead to that that awesome ROI. Always nice to see.

Skinny

 

[katherine]

What do you get for $10 investment?

More in renewals bills. That's the other side of the coin.

 

[David G]

It's just luck and a numbers game and Johnn's number simply came in. Letting them expire may be best since it's not worth the hassle of selling them for $10 or a bit more or waiting forever and paying renewals to possibly get some reasonable sales one day in the distant future.

 

[tekz999]

Your end-user was the previous owner of the domain name, and the domain was dropped. Then he found that out and bought it back from you. I know that. It happened to me too.

 

[Johnn]

Your end-user was the previous owner of the domain name, and the domain was dropped. Then he found that out and bought it back from you. I know that. It happened to me too.

I think I bought it from you so the previous owner is you!:cheesy:

I sold one last year for 2K. Both of the end users are US citizen living abroad.

 

[EM @MAJ.com]

I drop names that doesn't perform. I feel good that someone captured the domain, and applied their marketing approach. If I see them parking the domains, then I've done that for many years, and it will end the same conclusion.

Yes, I bought names for cheap and resell it for a good return of investment, but not all domains receive the same results.

I prefer to invest my $10, that I know I have purpose, and not rely on luck of selling to end-user.