Mass buy expiring domains: How does it work? (2.Viewing)

rath · 2024-09-19T15:44:22-0400

I found this post on another forum. How does this work? How does one make a business off of it?

rlm · 2024-09-19T16:54:06-0400

I'm assuming that at that price, they're happy to get a free taste of the domain with 2+ months left to see if there's any traffic they can make use of. I bet it's a "push only" scenario so they don't have to pay for the renewal until they've decided it they want to keep it or not.

rath · 2024-09-19T17:26:26-0400

rlm said:
I'm assuming that at that price, they're happy to get a free taste of the domain with 2+ months left to see if there's any traffic they can make use of. I bet it's a "push only" scenario so they don't have to pay for the renewal until they've decided it they want to keep it or not.

Very interesting! I wonder what scale one needs to operate at for this to be profitable.

rlm · 2024-09-19T20:22:02-0400

rath said:
Very interesting! I wonder what scale one needs to operate at for this to be profitable.They may also have a spammy outbound sales program, where they try to sell you a domain similar to one you already own.

They may also be one of those outbound sales spammers that just tries to sell these domains before they expire, you know, the "this domain similar to yours is available to purchase"

rath · 2024-09-19T20:30:41-0400

Yes. Quite interesting. Merci

@rlm

MapleDots · 2024-09-19T20:42:01-0400

rlm said:
They may also be one of those outbound sales spammers that just tries to sell these domains before they expire, you know, the "this domain similar to yours is available to purchase"

God help us if we get any more of those

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