A rather low effort scam. "Dave Ramsey" offering $6M for a domain I have priced at four figures. 🤣

RT @NameBio: If you're a domain investor you're definitely leaving money on the table. A story about price sensitivity. 🧵👇 1/7.

What do you want to know?.

Despite shutting down last year, I still receive messages via their platform from potential buyers in response to old negotiations. @GoDaddy. I have no way to respond to these now. That's one reason why it is important to own your leads.

A 2020 TM holder filing a domain dispute for an obviously generic keyword domain owned by a 1998 registrant. A dispute so meritless there was a RDNH finding without the owner even responding. There should be penalties for this type of UDRP abuse.

This is a follow-up from @GoDaddy broker regarding the previous "offer". Merely expressing interest in a domain is not an offer. First email. No offer. Follow-up email. No offer. It's not an offer if there is nothing to accept, counter, or reject.

According to Igor, @GoDaddy has agreed to reduce the commission from 30% to 15%. Here is the response from @GoDaddy that Igor posted on @NamePros.

So, a @GoDaddy broker contacts a domain owner regarding a domain that is not even listed for sale on @afternic. I will give @GoDaddy a chance to do the right thing. It's complete nonsense to charge a 30% fee in this situation.

Sold for $1,495 @Afternic. These normal inventory type sales provide steady capital that can be reinvested. As long as you can cover renewals, you can carry your portfolio over time as values tend to increase for the better domains. @NameBio

RT @Berryhillj: Good afternoon. I came home to this one in my inbox.

I am not a big fan of these @GoDaddy broker "offers" that have no actual offer attached. My response -. "If your client has a serious interest, I would consider a serious offer." 😁

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RT @DInvesting: I shared some thoughts about automated domain name appraisals using AI and ML:.

I sold the domain via @Afternic. The buyer is a company called Intra Management Solutions. Going from to is a nice domain upgrade.

I have done pretty well with the .US extension over the years. Here are some recent aftermarket buys. Some were at auction. Some were direct buys.

I am seeing scams getting more and more advanced with the help of AI. The average person falls for some very basic scams now. I don't think they are ready for advanced scams using AI videos, voices, and other manipulative measures.

This company really believes they own the generic term "Voices". 🤦‍♂️. This is what happens when a sense of entitlement + stupidity meet each other. The complainant also tried to use a @GoDaddy appraisal ($1,005) as evidence of bad faith. Nice win. @Berryhillj. @IgorGabrielan

This is regarding a domain I have owned since 2014. It's in my @GoDaddy account now. It is not listed in my @afternic account. If it was, it was not priced. Bill said the domain was not in his Afternic account. What path did this "sale" come from?. @jamesiles.

As a domain investor, it's important to be able to cover your renewal fees. I use my average inventory to do that. As long as you can cover renewals, you can carry your portfolio over time as values tend to increase for better domains.

I sold the domain for $4,900 via @Afternic. Two word .COM are my best performing format. I especially like branding term + keyword. They are great options for typical end users, that don't have a massive budget.

Chasing future trends in the domain field can be an expensive lesson. For every one field that pans out, like crypto, many others don't. @NamePros is littered with showcase threads of failed trends. The vast majority of the domains that are good now were good 20+ years ago.