I own mylocalhost.com, never really done anything with it in the last 24 years I have owned it.
Though lately and being the curious type, I have started logging the traffic.
All I can say is I would suggest if you have ever used it as a test domain ( thanks AI for using it as a recommended "test" domain )
I would rotate any sensitive data that you may have sent it.
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I’m working for a DJ company and looking to acquire a domain from there however none of my typical registrars supports that extension.
Have any of you purchased one before? How much do they cost new? And what registrar? They all have weird names as far as I’ve seen and I just don’t know who to trust.
I use porkbun in most cases as I really like their platform but they Don’t support them.
Any advice is appreciated, I’ve also considered registering myself but I have NO IDEA how to do that.
Edit: porkbun
Registrar: Atom
Expiry: September 11, 2028 (+2 years)
Registered for 18 years
Price: $139 BIN
Offers close to the BIN price are welcome. Feel free to DM me with your offer.
I would appreciate anyone sharing how the domain name market works. How do companies like Namecheap procure domain names and resell them? Do they keep a list of available domains in their database, or do they query a central database whenever someone searches for a name? Also, how does someone become a domain name reseller, and how does the industry operate overall?
I have a bunch of domains I have been holding onto, do you think any of them are worthy of trying to resell? :
Thanks for any insight. If you have any questions what some of them mean, just ask.
Was looking at domains and thought of getting one with .new extension. Could not believe my eyes when I looked at pricing. $415 per year. With that kind of pricing how will this TLD ever gain traction among people. The Registry behind is nuts.
Has anybody experience with AI supported largely automated selling of domains.
Are there sample prompts, tools or SaaS solutions for a workflow like this:
AI analyzes the domain
Owner connects DNS of domain to tool.
AI creates a website based on the analysis.
AI identifies prospects.
AI sets up email and drafts cold emails.
A human approves cold emails and sends them.
Human negotiates with potential buyers.
(Ideally this would help to sell domains quicker and for a higher price than simply waiting for offers with the SEDO landing page.)
Will there be any consequences?11
Would your strategy be aggressive (bulk registrations at launch) or conservative (wait for pricing/policy clarity)?
What registry features (reserved names, verification, premium auctions) would change your approach?
Share any valuation frameworks or past TLD lessons that would guide your .gram moves.
If anyone has bulk domains they want to liquidate that have been registered for 2 years or more, I will pay $15-$20 each for them.
Please comment with the list of domains you have and I will respond.
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Thanks to my instincts, I had blocked transactions on my card. Doesn't change the fact, they suffer from low ethics syndrome. They need to be sued into oblivion.
Domain name: SlopUniverse.com
Minimum offer: 311,411$
Registrar: Spaceship
Expiry date: March 20,2027
Good domain name for
-new media production house or existing media production houses to start a new spin-over with the emerging trend
-aggregating AI related services
-attracting youth with cool next generation fashion products
-blogs and news
-much more
A unique domain name with a great value proposition and a nice time to rebrand, if you are looking to ride the wave.
Hello,
I've collected the following domains over a year or so from various projects and would like to sell - do you think any are worth putting up for sedo auction noting the auction fee?
auxplay.com
hustlefinder.com
nonvalue.com
expectprofit.com
getstickr.com
Thanks.
I recently acquired Figema.com and would appreciate some feedback from experienced domain investors, especially those who specialize in brandable domains.
A few things I find interesting about it:
Figema.com is a short, brandable 6-letter .com.
The name follows a CVCVCV pattern , making it relatively easy to pronounce and remember.
The domain is getting a significant number of visits every day.
One possible reason is its similarity to Figma, one of the biggest platforms in the design industry.
I also found two other domains using different extensions with the same name registered.
I have good experience with domain investing and have made sales in the past. However, most of the domains I normally work with are geo domains and exact-match domains.
I don't buy brandable domains very often, so I'd really appreciate some advice from domainers who have more experience in this particular category.
What price range would you personally put on Figema.com?
Would you price it differently because of the existing type-in/organic traffic and its similarity to Figma?
Any advice regarding valuation, pricing strategy, or potential end users would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance to everyone willing to share their experience.
Once you find your domain , then how do we go and check if it has trademark related issue ? This is something i dont understand , please explain me in simple words
I have a domain I bought for a personal project which didn't materialize, the domain is about to expire so giving it away to whoever wants it.
Premium domain, on Namecheap, expires at: Apr 7, 2027
macoshunt.com - registered 14 feb 2026, at spaceship, expires 14 feb 2027.
A little over a year ago i was testing the viability of a brand name for my business, i checked multiple times for domain name availability in go daddy (not that i had planned to buy from them) ... A few months later i checked the same name elsewhere and it turned out not available, i tried to go to the site and turns out the domain name was reserved by godaddy, so it went from 15$ when i was first checking ... To 2000$.
A while later .. I tried again with another domain name and for the sake of testing i also checked in two other subregistrars that i knew were owned by godaddy , i checked the same domain multiple times without buying ... Low and bold a month later that domain name was reserved by godaddy and was on sale for 3000$ !!!!
I ve never been one for conspiracy theories but this just doesn't feel right, are there no regulation for registrars randomly reserving domain names ???
Hi all
Trying to secure a 6 letter .com domain on Godaddy. It was listed at 6k Buy It Now or Make an offer (min offer 1k). I sent an offer for 1k and they countered 5k. I then went back with 2k and they declined. Now I see the make an offer is still an option (min offer still 1k) but the buy it now is removed. Why do you think that is ? What is a good strategy here ?
I submitted one more offer at 2.5k and haven’t heard back. Appreciate any insight !
