I’m probably the most active player in the dot com inventory space, so .coms with 1.5% ish end user sell-through rates at $x,xxx… and apparently 100% overall str after factoring in my bulk sales to resellers at $xx each, lol. More portfolios coming soon, so stay tuned and email contact@andreipolgar.com to get priority access. The same way, feel free to email me if you’d like me to create a portfolio for you based on my…
Category: Domain Investing
Looking for a bulk offer on a portfolio which contains 747 domains or at least a large chunk thereof, have an improved offer on the table but the math still isn’t quite mathing… the portfolio gets one $1,765 sale per month and is profitable through strictly end-user sales, only selling because I need the liquidity elsewhere and don’t have much of a choice. Again, this one sale per month is more than enough to cover…
Looking for a bulk offer on a 795-domain portfolio or at least a large chunk thereof, have one on the table but the math isn’t mathing… the portfolio gets one sale in the low $x,xxx area per month and is profitable through strictly end-user sales, only selling because I need the liquidity elsewhere and don’t have much of a choice. Send your offers to contact@andreipolgar.com. Here are the domains in random order, all of them…
I’m liquidating roughly 850 names, the portfolio which generated the two $1,765 sales I’ve written about (it gets about one such sale per month, these actually sell to end users consistently!) to partially fund my real estate adventures, as I’m closing on a property next month and have my eyes on at least another. My loss = your gain, I guess. Take a look at the list below and send your offer(s) to contact@andreipolgar.com. I’m…
So I recently sold a domain-related domain (UtopiaDomains.com) to what I assume is a domain industry player for $x,xxx through Afternic after investors repeatedly ignored it at $xx, the price it was offered at through my DadDomains.com portfolio liquidation. The portfolio in question is profitable strictly through end user sales, but I was and still am liquidating because I need a huge capital injection to buy some properties (farmland) nearby that are coming to the…
Things have been a tad hectic over here, will keep things short and simple: a portfolio with x,xxx domains is being liquidated. Solid “bread and butter” inventory with a decent and consistent end user STR , names that actually sell to end users. But life is life and a real estate move is on the horizon, so the names are being liquidated at ultra-low prices, preferably in bulk but also individually. Not sharing them here…
Super collapse on the horizon! 1987 all over again! OMG, everyone panic! I literally tried to stay away from X all weekend because in all honesty, there’s only so much sensationalism I can stomach. It literally seemed and still seems like all pundits have everything figured out. That Monday will come with a humongous 1987-like crash (click HERE for a one minute animation about what happened in 1987), it was final: the market will come…
… or how I sold a domain to an end user less than a month after an investor passed on a $xx each 20-domain package due to him refusing to budge an extra $5 per domain. He saw the list on DadDomains.com and emailed me (deals@daddomains.com in this case) to negotiate further. Not judging, I respect the hustle. However, had he just bought instead, he would have recouped his entire investment plus profit (!) after…
It’s Saturday… so let’s talk business, ha! I’m interested in getting in touch with a handful of dot com inventory buyers. Ideally, large portfolio holders who want to buy at least a few hundred names each year at wholesale prices. And by wholesale, I am referring to mid-$xx per name, depending on how many they buy (as volume goes up, prices go down). Under normal circumstances, I can accumulate roughly 5,000 yearly and want to…
All of the 90 names below have been deleted yesterday and are available for registration at the moment of writing. If you end up registering domains from this list, please send $5 per name via PayPal by clicking HERE. The link will take you to a PayPal page where you simply select the number of domains you have registered through the “Quantity” section: 1 if you bought one ($5 payment), 2 if you bought two…