Moniker anyone?

[gonzo]

I have a lot of the domains I own at Moniker.

A peace of advice dont hold on to a domain name you dont plan to develop in hopes of cashing out.

They get worth less and less daily as what remains the real commodity is traffic.

Cash out when you get a real offer.
I did.

[EmporerEJ]

Originally Posted by gonzo

I have a lot of the domains I own at Moniker.

A peace of advice dont hold on to a domain name you dont plan to develop in hopes of cashing out.

They get worth less and less daily as what remains the real commodity is traffic.

Cash out when you get a real offer.
I did.

Assuming you put it up for sale and got an offer?
My thoughts are, though "we that have been around since Al Gore Invented the internet" feel the web has been 'round a while, in the big scheme of things, the internet world is very young.

Like real estate, I invest for long term return.

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by EmporerEJ

Assuming you put it up for sale and got an offer?
My thoughts are, though "we that have been around since Al Gore Invented the internet" feel the web has been 'round a while, in the big scheme of things, the internet world is very young.

Like real estate, I invest for long term return.

I was made an offer I couldnt refuse.

[WebBilling.com]

Originally Posted by gonzo

I was made an offer I couldnt refuse.

And of course as in any real estate investment you can make improvements to increase value - I've seen some that came with the 'URL name' 800 number, accompanying .net and .biz domains, development of relevant traffic...lots of things you can do but like any condo, make sure the building will support your improvements when you go to sell...

[MRock]

Good points all. My url is a functioning site and does make money. Actually, I had thought about developing it into another "Jill" membership site with a program. Most folks here didn't like our Jill Jaxx program using Verotel. This site is on CCBill, but currently just used as an upsell from c4s.