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Snagged.com | Domain Name Brokers

 

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I am such a big fan, please also follow Rob on X: x.com

 

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PS. It is rare to find a site that is so different, designed so well, so incredibly well thought out.

Rob is doing an incredible job and the shoutout is well deserved.

 

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Yea he's getting clients to post testimonials on X and sharing it. Smart

 

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Rob is a good guy. He, like me, is primarily a buyer broker. Definitely someone you should respond to if he reaches out about one of your domains.

 

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Definitely someone you should respond to if he reaches out about one of your domains.

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Fingers and toes crossed.

 

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If he covers .CA's there is a possibility to cross paths I believe.

 

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The Rise of Scam Domains: How Cheap TLDs Are Fueling Cybercrime​

The Rise of Scam Domains: How Cheap TLDs Are Fueling Cybercrime



A perfect example...

1. A great article
2. Great layout
3. Unique identity
4. Amazing graphics

So so nice

 

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1893949142658842684

 

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Eby said:

If he covers .CA's there is a possibility to cross paths I believe.

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Just like me, he focuses on what his (startup founder and marketing exec) clients want, which most of the time is going to be .com, or .ai (while that is still trendy), or .co, or .io ... I love it when a client asks me about helping them get a .CA, but sadly it's super rare. :+(

 

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I love it when a client asks me about helping them get a .CA, but sadly it's super rare. :+(

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A lot of that comes down to the money and the buyer expectation that .CA is "cheap to acquire" compared to .COM, .AI et al.

 

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A lot of that comes down to the money and the buyer expectation that .CA is "cheap to acquire" compared to .COM, .AI et al.

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My opinion.... Canadians are too cheap to use a broker

 

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My opinion.... Canadians are too cheap to use a broker

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Totally agree.. But you forgot another thing.. Canadian businesses are too cheap to even think that premium domains are more than the registration cost. Recently I was approached by a company that says they help in "Inter-generational Transition of a Family Enterprise" or simply said - "succession planning".

They operate in Canada but have a lousy .COM that no one on earth can type out correctly the first time, except the Founders and/or the staff - may be. They wanted an LL and wouldn't make a reasonable five figure offer. We find LL's fetching mid four figures in TBR.

They claim to be in existence for close to 30 years and have a combined experience of over 100 years. But couldn't make up their mind to purchase a LL.ca for a very reasonable 5 fig, instead registered a domain for $17 they said.

 

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MapleDots said:

My opinion.... Canadians are too cheap to use a broker

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Can't disagree with you there.