| If you ever registered a domain name and tried to | | | | approximately 12 months to sell, the investor who does |
| re-sell it, you will know the agony of making a | | | | not know the true value of his domain will end up |
| successful, profitable sale. The domain name game is | | | | letting the domain name expire at the end of the year. |
| not easy, and in fact it is quite challenging to any | | | | This causes the flood to "evaporate" and only the |
| beginner. Many domain name investors are coming to | | | | good domains are left behind in the hands of serious |
| the conclusion that the market is flooded with domain | | | | investors.The experienced investor is not affected by |
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| buyers. Now this may seem dreadful, but it's not time | | | | they will all disappear very soon. Good domains are |
| to take a slap in the face just yet.You see, the truth is | | | | always selling, and bad ones are just left to expire and |
| that the market is flooded with "worthless" names that | | | | written off as a loss. If the domains would not expire, |
| domain rookies registered and are trying to resell. | | | | but would be left to sit on the market forever, we |
| Inexperienced domain name investors do not buy from | | | | would have a huge problem on our hands. So there is |
| other re-sellers; they just stick to registering domains at | | | | actually a benefit to the yearly fee that we all have to |
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| masses of worthless domains, and no buyers. The | | | | revolution. The domain name market is no where near |
| only one who is making money off this is domain | | | | collapsing since the internet growing exponentially. |
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| the experienced domain name investor is unaffected | | | | network each year, generating more traffic and more |
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| knowledgeable domain name investors buy domains | | | | for the "quick buck" scheme. The flooded domain |
| from other investors. If they see a good domain being | | | | market only shows us that there are huge numbers of |
| auctioned off extremely under priced, they go for the | | | | people trying to get rich without putting in much effort. |
| kill. They know that they have a good domain name | | | | These folks are heading for a sad downfall since the |
| on their hands and they hold on to it, even if it takes | | | | opportunity which they are looking for today already |
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| investors cannot wait more that one year; they usually | | | | your cool when engaging on the marketplace, you will |
| seek a quick buck and register domains that are not | | | | make money.To determine a better idea of how much |
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