Another Gem Sold For $48,000 at Dan Marketplace

Yee!! A namepros.com member known as @barman digged out what ended up in a gem sale out of spam mails; the sale of Jackpot.io closed at $48,000. You read it correctly, a Jackpot.io inbound mail request was dogged out of spam mails.

The seller could have missed the chance of selling his gem as the inbound request for the acquisition of the domain landed in his spam folder; but by luck and diligence, he found the mail and responded to the request and so opened up negotiation that the sale closed for that nice huge amount.

I am writing this little clarion message for domain investors to always check their spam folders and do the right diligence to respond to mails and wished all domain investors good luck to have good news soon.

At this end, I congratuate @barman for the sale.

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New-Reg Domain Sales Report for June 6th – 18th 2020

Once again you are welcome to our new regs report. For your information; we have resumed our new reg sales report since last week. New regs domain report will be coming as promised in our last edition. We shall try our best to bring new editions on fortnightly basis as promised in our last monthly edition. 

However, this time around, the report will be on fortnight, monthly and quarterly versions and, in this series; the report will bring to you the domains registered within a year or going to second year before sold as New-reg/hand reg. 

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Your Best Bet Tool at Catching Expired domains.

Today, we are discussing on how to catch expired and dropped domains before dropping; so that you can acquire the domains of your choice.

There are many drop catching tools for expired domain name services on the internet today. To mention a few - dynadot, snapnames is assigned to many registrars, namejet, name.com, in short, most of domain registrars have the dropcatch programme but the best of them all is dropcatch.com, and the next to them is snapnames.com catching tool.

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