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Old 26-01-2010, 11:16:17 PM     #1 (permalink)
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Hi there, bit of help needed :(

Is there a way i can resend my activation email?

My email never arrived

On a lighter note,

hi my name is bryn, i`m from the UK and i`m happy to have found a place where i can learn from the best.

I own a few domains and one failed web fourm, i never knew there was serious money to be made in domains so i`m here with the hope of picking up a few tips
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Old 26-01-2010, 11:40:52 PM     #2 (permalink)

 
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Better late than never.

Welcome to the forum, I'm sure one of the mods will help with your query shortly.

In addition to this one, there are a number of decent sites available that will give you info about domain investment, although I'm not sure Admin would want me to link to them ... but definitely worth some homework.

Don't buy too many domains before you know what you're doing.

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Old 26-01-2010, 11:58:06 PM     #3 (permalink)
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Thanks for the welcome, it seems i don`t need to verify my account in order to post so it should be ok

I bought my domains for personal use, i never intended them to be for profit, so when i found out people buy them, that's when i figured it could be worth reading into

I do see there are guides on google, but i always find it better to learn of people first hand rather tan reading something jack wrote.
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Old 27-01-2010, 12:00:35 AM     #4 (permalink)
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Don't buy too many domains before you know what you're doing.
Wise words there.

It's easy to get carried away with buying up all and sundry at the beginning, you can get draw to domains that appeal to you personally. It doesn't however mean that there is any commercial value behind them...

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Old 27-01-2010, 12:04:04 AM     #5 (permalink)
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Wise words there.

It's easy to get carried away with buying up all and sundry at the beginning, you can get draw to domains that appeal to you personally. It doesn't however mean that there is any commercial value behind them...

Welcome to Acorn!

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I think that refers to a few of the domains i bought, they may be worth millions in my eyes but worth nothing in the open market.

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I think that refers to a few of the domains i bought, they may be worth millions in my eyes but worth nothing in the open market.

Number one Lesson learned
Everyone goes through stages like that, even the best in the game. Domain valuations in general are subjective and ultimately only as valuable as what somebody is willing to pay for it. In the right hands, a domain could be worth X, to somebody else, it may be worth considerably less.

The gift is in acquiring domains with commercial viability, but this as they same comes with experience and a fair share of trashy buys.

Research, research, research.
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Everyone goes through stages like that, even the best in the game. Domain valuations in general are subjective and ultimately only as valuable as what somebody is willing to pay for it. In the right hands, a domain could be worth X, to somebody else, it may be worth considerably less.

The gift is in acquiring domains with commercial viability, but this as they same comes with experience and a fair share of trashy buys.

Research, research, research.
How is it possible to find out if you have picked up a commerciable site, it seems that domains get sold everyday, yet i`m told to leave a notice on my domain saying for sale which i don't think would work considering the volume of sales that go on.
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How is it possible to find out if you have picked up a commerciable site, it seems that domains get sold everyday, yet i`m told to leave a notice on my domain saying for sale which i don't think would work considering the volume of sales that go on.
Since domains are unique, if somebody wants YOUR name then pointing it at a site which says "This domain is for sale" is the most efficient way to make sure they get in touch with you. Of course, that's reliant on somebody wanting that particular domain name...
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It comes with experience. You need to judge whether the domain has value. This is why generic and keyword heavy names go for so much, they are in high demand and have the most commercial viability out of all. This is why I said research is so integral, you have to have an understanding of your market and form strategies accordingly.
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Is there a way i can resend my activation email?

My email never arrived

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hi my name is bryn, i`m from the UK and i`m happy to have found a place where i can learn from the best.

I own a few domains and one failed web fourm, i never knew there was serious money to be made in domains so i`m here with the hope of picking up a few tips
Welcome! What domains do you own??
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