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Tomko
Member
Just a tipp Truekumar:
You should not regg so many second-rate indian Domains!
You are losing a lot of money.
I have started like that myself, I have regretted!
The Key is to buy premium Domains from the Aftermarket, and to
create a high quality domain portfolio which increases in value year by year!
And you should develop a nice site from the best of your Domains!
I have bought iii.in two years ago and developed it: iii.in - Free Indian Dating Site !
Good Luck for you!
Thomas
You should not regg so many second-rate indian Domains!
You are losing a lot of money.
I have started like that myself, I have regretted!
The Key is to buy premium Domains from the Aftermarket, and to
create a high quality domain portfolio which increases in value year by year!
And you should develop a nice site from the best of your Domains!
I have bought iii.in two years ago and developed it: iii.in - Free Indian Dating Site !
Good Luck for you!
Thomas
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kussy
Member
Good advice Tomko.
Ive been wanting to say the same.
@Truekumar - Dont waste your money regging names that dont have value. For a start go through the appraisal forum here and read every thread right from the begining. It should get you thinking in the right direction. It worked for me and i hope it will for you too. best of luck
Ive been wanting to say the same.
@Truekumar - Dont waste your money regging names that dont have value. For a start go through the appraisal forum here and read every thread right from the begining. It should get you thinking in the right direction. It worked for me and i hope it will for you too. best of luck
LLL.in King
Well-Known Member
Great advice Tomko! i have had that same experience within the past 2-3 years. I actually think "yoga tv" has good keywords, but as Chandan said, it hasn't picked up very much. Probably worth low $xx now.
RealDomainer
Member
Agree with Warbux!
What is seemingly of low value today, could, I repeat, could increase in value down the line. Having said that, there are no guarantees!!
Well Truekumar, it depends on one's threshold limit to hold on to domains. In the final analysis, it is up to your discretion whether or not to hold a name. I am sure you'd agree it's better to be part of the learning curve than not to learn at all.
You must have seen many here in the forum sharing their thoughts in the lines that the value of a domain name lies in the eyes of the buyer.
Cheers!
What is seemingly of low value today, could, I repeat, could increase in value down the line. Having said that, there are no guarantees!!
Well Truekumar, it depends on one's threshold limit to hold on to domains. In the final analysis, it is up to your discretion whether or not to hold a name. I am sure you'd agree it's better to be part of the learning curve than not to learn at all.
You must have seen many here in the forum sharing their thoughts in the lines that the value of a domain name lies in the eyes of the buyer.
Cheers!
