Namepros made a change today that has been a long time coming. For some it’s trivial, others they wish to see it disappear and for others it’s about time. When someone comments on Namepros, members could like, dislike or thank. Much debate took place for years on whether disagree is more palatable than dislike. Members […]
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Namepros founder sells Level7.com for $30,000
Level7.com was sold by Namepros founder RJ for $30,000. One of the truly best people in the domain business, I am glad to see RJ make this great sale. Rob Monster from Epik helped with the deal and made a post about the details. Over the weekend, I helped @RJ complete a domain sale […]
Continue ReadingSeller gives details on $30,000 sale of Crypto domain
L/e/a/r/n/C/r/y/p/t/o.com sold for $30,000, this was not reported on Namebio or DNJournal. Namepros member @DnFolk made the sale and he was kind enough to discuss the details of the sale in a post on Namepros. I had bought this for mid xxx in 2017, you will find 7k+ sale on namebio.com but i had waited […]
Continue ReadingNamepros rewrites software to provide better account info
Over the years things like why was someone banned? Or what does partial restriction mean? One of the things I have mentioned over the years was when you see “account auto closed” you did not know if it was the member’s request or they got banned. Namepros has now upgraded their software to provide specific […]
Continue ReadingNow Namepros is really getting ridiculous
I wrote a post yesterday about outrageous domain wanted threads. It seems Namepros really does not want to address the most problematic threads as evidenced by replies in this thread. This has now led a professional member Brad Mugford to start a thread like this Hi, I am looking for a single letter (L.com). My […]
Continue ReadingIgnore, Mock or Educate?
When you are new to domain investing a lot of things can be foreign to you. Pricing and requests are difficult if you don’t know anything about domaining. Now to be clear it’s your job to educate yourself and reach out for help in the proper channels. Domain wanted threads at Namepros can shine one […]
Continue ReadingAre sensationalist complaint threads a good idea? No
Namepros is a diverse community with members all over the world. They speak many different languages and are in all timezones. All of us want a problem solved as fast as possible, this causes some to skip using the search function and finding their problem is easily fixed with step by step instructions. The bigger […]
Continue ReadingNamepros 2019 profitability poll results
It looks like a fair number of domain investors on Namepros had a solid 2019. I started a poll that asked if 2019 was profitable? It looks like 68% had a profitable year out of 200 voters. Doron Vermaat of Efty detailed his year in one of the 65 comments. Doron wrote: Total revenue for […]
Continue ReadingMore than one person wanted Assholes.com
Adam Dicker owned assholes.com for many years, the domain was listed at Sedo for a buy it now of $15,000. Back in 2012 DomainGang reported that Adam developed the domain name into a consumer complaint website. Adam started a sales thread Friday at Namepros where he listed the domain for a significantly lower price. I […]
Continue ReadingA better way to do a domains wanted thread
Earlier this year Vito from mediabranding.com did a domains wanted thread where he would not accept private messages, he wanted people to post their name in the thread. This was being done to bring things out into the light. To weed out those who break the rules in the dark. Examples include sending non coms […]
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