Friday, April 19, 2013
I Currently Have 2 More Invites Available To A NEW App Soon To Be Released
There is a NEW App that is supposed to be HUGE that is supposed to be released ANY day now. It has NOT cost me one dime and it’s going to revolutionize Social Media Outlets in an AMAZING way! This MIGHT be one of the BIGGEST launches ANY of us has probably EVER witnessed. This has been under NDA for a while now and the ONLY way to get in is to request an invite. I obtain 5 invites at a time. I currently have 2 MORE invites available. ALL I need is your FULL name and an email address. I’m NOT allowed to discuss ANY details unless you sign an Electronic NDA. Jump in now before you miss your chance. Once you send me your FULL name and email address, I will email you a code and once you sign an NDA and enter your code, MORE information (and once again I stress at NO cost to you) will automatically be provided to you.
Please send me an email to domainer@nameadvisory.com to request a code along with your FULL name and email address. Remember, I currently ONLY have 2 more invites available.
P.S. We normally blog regarding domain names, but once in a while we will switch up our postings if we find something useful and legitimate worth posting! :)
Please check out the following EXCITING Website that will be launching VERY shortly and receive $10 FREE as a Pre-Launch Bonus by clicking on here.follow
We bring to you a list of domain names we now have for sale for other people. We can usually obtain special pricing for you ONLY exclusively through us. We do our VERY best to try and make you a satisfied customer. We believe in asking fair and reasonable prices for EACH of these VALUABLE domain names. Feel free to email us at domainer@nameadvisory.com to purchase a domain name, make us a reasonable offer, or for any questions or comments you may have.
BXLO.com (4 Letter) JUST $69.99 or BEST Offer.
Domain Age: 6 Years (Feb 2007 – Feb 2014)
Related Sales: exun.com 21,000$
Page Rank: 0
Category: Startup & More
Backlinks: 244
DXLO.com (4 Letter) JUST $69.99 or BEST Offer.
Domain Age: 6 Years (Feb 2007 – Feb 2014)
Related Sales: exun.com 21,000$
Page Rank: 0
Category: Startup & More
Backlinks: 131
BXAR.com (4 Letter) JUST $99.99 or BEST Offer.
Domain Age: 7 Years (Feb 2006 – Feb 2014)
Related Sales: exun.com 21,000$
Page Rank: 0
Category: Startup & More
Backlinks: 159
BMW850.com – 18,100 EXACT Searches According To Google Keywords. JUST $99.99 or BEST Offer.
Domain Age: 13 years.(Feb 2000 – Feb 2014)
Related Sales: MyFirstBMW.com – $3,000
Page Rank: 2
Category: Cars & BMW
WIDOG.com (5 Letter) JUST $69.99 or BEST Offer.
Domain Age: 6 Years (Feb 2007 – Feb 2014)
Related Sales: MyDog.tv 3,000$
Page Rank: 0
Category: Dogs & More
Backlinks: 227
PUBBB.com (5 Letter) JUST $69.99 or BEST Offer.
Domain Age: 6 Years Without DROP!
Created:06-Feb-07
Expired:06-Feb-14
Related Sales: Pubber .com - $5,000
Alexa: 10M
Page Rank: 1
Category: Pub & more
TUPAC.ME (5 Letter) JUST $69.99 or BEST Offer.
Domain Age: 3 Years. (Not a Dropped Domain Name, History more then 4 years)
Related Sales: Tim.me 3,500$
Exact Search Result: 1,000,000
Page Rank: N/A
Backlinks: 53,900
Category: Music & More
Appraisal: 1400$
Monday, March 5, 2012
Domainer.me and Domainers.me For Sale
Hey fellow domainers,
I do NOT have the time to upkeep this Blog like I used to. I am selling the domain names Domainer.me and Domainers.me (Combined Deal) in the xx,xxx range. Please feel free to make a reasonable offer or to email me if you have ANY questions.
I am also selling Portfolio.me and Portfolios.me (Combined Deal) as well.
Please email me to domainer@nameadvisory.com
Thank you!
I do NOT have the time to upkeep this Blog like I used to. I am selling the domain names Domainer.me and Domainers.me (Combined Deal) in the xx,xxx range. Please feel free to make a reasonable offer or to email me if you have ANY questions.
I am also selling Portfolio.me and Portfolios.me (Combined Deal) as well.
Please email me to domainer@nameadvisory.com
Thank you!
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Use GoDaddy Code WINTER149 (EXPIRED)
Hey Readers,
Use GoDaddy code WINTER149 and pay JUST $1.49 PLUS (unfortunately) 18cents ICAAN fee for a TOTAL of ONLY $1.67. for a .com domain name at Godaddy (of course).
Please let me know in the comment section if WINTER149 worked for you. Thanks! :)
Listed below are the terms which I copied off of the GoDaddy.com site:
SPECIAL OFFER! $1.49* DOMAIN NAME!
Register or transfer any available .COM, .US, .MOBI, .BIZ, .NET, .ORG, .CA, .CO.UK and .IN domain for just $1.49!*
Applies to the first year only of new or transfer registrations. This offer may not be used for renewals, bulk registrations, premium domains or Sunrise/Landrush domain registrations. Limited to one order per customer, expiring after 10,000 redemptions or at 11:59 PM on February 16, 2011 (whichever comes first). Discount will be reflected in your shopping cart; cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or promotion. Customers may not use gift cards, PayPal® or AliPay to redeem this offer.
* Plus ICANN fee of 18 cents per domain year when applicable.
Your discount will be applied in your shopping cart.
Use GoDaddy code WINTER149 and pay JUST $1.49 PLUS (unfortunately) 18cents ICAAN fee for a TOTAL of ONLY $1.67. for a .com domain name at Godaddy (of course).
Please let me know in the comment section if WINTER149 worked for you. Thanks! :)
Listed below are the terms which I copied off of the GoDaddy.com site:
SPECIAL OFFER! $1.49* DOMAIN NAME!
Register or transfer any available .COM, .US, .MOBI, .BIZ, .NET, .ORG, .CA, .CO.UK and .IN domain for just $1.49!*
Applies to the first year only of new or transfer registrations. This offer may not be used for renewals, bulk registrations, premium domains or Sunrise/Landrush domain registrations. Limited to one order per customer, expiring after 10,000 redemptions or at 11:59 PM on February 16, 2011 (whichever comes first). Discount will be reflected in your shopping cart; cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or promotion. Customers may not use gift cards, PayPal® or AliPay to redeem this offer.
* Plus ICANN fee of 18 cents per domain year when applicable.
Your discount will be applied in your shopping cart.
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
One full FREE Year Membership With Afternic.com ($19.95 Value)
The following listed below is quoted from Sedo.com's email newsletter.
"For a limited time only, Afternic is inviting you to join at no cost. Call us now through June 30, 2010 and we'll waive the membership fee (a $19.95 value)!
To redeem your complimentary membership, contact PremiumPromotion@Afternic.com or call our Service Center at 1-866-351-9586 (US), +1 781-839-7990 (Worldwide) and mention this email offer."
The Afternic.com membership lets you buy, list, park, and sell domain names on their site. They are one of the largest aftermarket domain names on the internet. It is worthwile to check 'em out.
Did you find my info and this offer useful to you? Please let me know in the commentary section.
Thanks! :)
"For a limited time only, Afternic is inviting you to join at no cost. Call us now through June 30, 2010 and we'll waive the membership fee (a $19.95 value)!
To redeem your complimentary membership, contact PremiumPromotion@Afternic.com or call our Service Center at 1-866-351-9586 (US), +1 781-839-7990 (Worldwide) and mention this email offer."
The Afternic.com membership lets you buy, list, park, and sell domain names on their site. They are one of the largest aftermarket domain names on the internet. It is worthwile to check 'em out.
Did you find my info and this offer useful to you? Please let me know in the commentary section.
Thanks! :)
Thursday, July 9, 2009
NEWLY UPDATED $1.99 Go Daddy Coupon Code (expired)
Here is a BRAND new $1.99 coupon code for Go Daddy.
This is AMAZING!!Use the code 199BUYCOM to magically watch your $10.00 domain name turn into $1.99.ONLY a $1.99 a domain name at GoDaddy. I am uncertain when this expires but see for yourself. With the ICAAN fee the price totals JUST $2.19. I believe that this coupon code can ONLY be used one time per Go Daddy account. Let me know in the commentary section if you had the pleasure of using this discount code or if you run into any problems. Also please let me know if or when you see that the discount code has expired. Thank you and enjoy the discount. You can pay the remainder of what you saved to me as a commission fee, lol. ONLY kidding!! ;-D
This is AMAZING!!Use the code 199BUYCOM to magically watch your $10.00 domain name turn into $1.99.ONLY a $1.99 a domain name at GoDaddy. I am uncertain when this expires but see for yourself. With the ICAAN fee the price totals JUST $2.19. I believe that this coupon code can ONLY be used one time per Go Daddy account. Let me know in the commentary section if you had the pleasure of using this discount code or if you run into any problems. Also please let me know if or when you see that the discount code has expired. Thank you and enjoy the discount. You can pay the remainder of what you saved to me as a commission fee, lol. ONLY kidding!! ;-D
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
TOP 7 Reasons To Avoid 1and1.com like the plague.
Update: I have posted a 7th reason that I just remembered of.
One thing I hardly EVER do is insult a company. If I don't like a company, I usually just don't write about it. I must REALLY REALLY have had a bad experience to write about it on my blog. I like to write positive things on my blog so me writing something negative on my blog is usually scarce.
Here are the top 7 reasons to avoid 1and1.com like the plague.
I EVEN mentioned to 1and1 how I am going to write negative things about them on my blog, but they just laughed it off.
#1 Most domainers will avoid purchasing a domain name from you if it is registered at 1and1.
#2 1and1 is the ONLY domain registrar I know of that won't let you give a FREE push from one 1and1 account to another. They charge you a fee on top of a renewal fee.
#3 All your domain names are on automatic renewal (something that 1and1 does NOT tell you) The ONLY way to change that is to login to cancel 1and1.com which is the BIGGEST pain in the neck. I also can't begin to tell you the number of times I would turn a domain name off renewal ONLY to mysteriously get charged. Somehow every domain name that I have turned off has mysteriously turned back onto renewal. 1and1 didn't believe me until I got a charge on the bill and this one time the domain name was actually turned off renewal.
#4 1and1.com is NOT icaan registered.
#5 The reps at 1and1 don't speak a word of English. Good luck trying to understand them.
#6 Whenever there is a screw up with the bill, they want you to fax information over to them, which is a MAJOR pain in the neck. The last time I did that and then logged into my account somehow my account had someone else's name on it and when I called up 1and1 apparently they screwed up.
#7 I had a domain name that was registered at Enom and I tried transferring it to 1and1 when there was at least 2 weeks left to renew it. For at least a month or two 1and1 showed that it was being processed. Imagine my surprise when I received an email from 1and1 stating that they couldn't register the domain name because of it being locked at Enom. (which I know was NOT true because I had unlocked it) Even if it was true that the domain name was locked at Enom why would it take 1and1 over a month or two to tell me so. GoDaddy lets you know if your domain name is locked at another register almost instantly. When I called up 1and1 NOT one rep gave a hoot to help me out. Well to make a long story short, I ended up losing a valuable 2 character .cc domain name. By miracle I was able to retrieve the domain ONLY after buying it back from someone who bought it from the person that picked it up after me.
I believe that 1and1 may be popular in Germany but as far as the rest of the world MOST people avoid them like a plague. So if you are a domainer, I am warning you based on my experience NOT to purchase any domain names from 1and1.
When I first got into the business of purchasing domain names I started with 1and1 thinking that hey they were cheaper than GoDaddy so what do I have to lose right? Well I sure learned the hard way when no domainers wanted to buy any of my domain names and the reason why? because it was at 1and1.
If you own domain names at 1and1 and I am scaring you well don't be scared. I have some advice for you. If you try to sell your domain names and somebody doesn't want to buy any of your domain names because they are registered at 1and1 then offer to pay the transfer fee so that they can go ahead and register the domain name(s) at GoDaddy.
Once again I try my hardest NOT to bash a company on my domain blog but I HATE to see anyone go through HELL like I went through with 1and1. We all learn from our mistakes right? So why not share my experience with others.
Let me also mention (and this is NOT to brag) I have sold over 125 domain names in the past 3 years and so I believe that I know what I am talking about when I say to avoid 1and1.
If you have any questions then please feel free to post it in the commentary section. :)
One thing I hardly EVER do is insult a company. If I don't like a company, I usually just don't write about it. I must REALLY REALLY have had a bad experience to write about it on my blog. I like to write positive things on my blog so me writing something negative on my blog is usually scarce.
Here are the top 7 reasons to avoid 1and1.com like the plague.
I EVEN mentioned to 1and1 how I am going to write negative things about them on my blog, but they just laughed it off.
#1 Most domainers will avoid purchasing a domain name from you if it is registered at 1and1.
#2 1and1 is the ONLY domain registrar I know of that won't let you give a FREE push from one 1and1 account to another. They charge you a fee on top of a renewal fee.
#3 All your domain names are on automatic renewal (something that 1and1 does NOT tell you) The ONLY way to change that is to login to cancel 1and1.com which is the BIGGEST pain in the neck. I also can't begin to tell you the number of times I would turn a domain name off renewal ONLY to mysteriously get charged. Somehow every domain name that I have turned off has mysteriously turned back onto renewal. 1and1 didn't believe me until I got a charge on the bill and this one time the domain name was actually turned off renewal.
#4 1and1.com is NOT icaan registered.
#5 The reps at 1and1 don't speak a word of English. Good luck trying to understand them.
#6 Whenever there is a screw up with the bill, they want you to fax information over to them, which is a MAJOR pain in the neck. The last time I did that and then logged into my account somehow my account had someone else's name on it and when I called up 1and1 apparently they screwed up.
#7 I had a domain name that was registered at Enom and I tried transferring it to 1and1 when there was at least 2 weeks left to renew it. For at least a month or two 1and1 showed that it was being processed. Imagine my surprise when I received an email from 1and1 stating that they couldn't register the domain name because of it being locked at Enom. (which I know was NOT true because I had unlocked it) Even if it was true that the domain name was locked at Enom why would it take 1and1 over a month or two to tell me so. GoDaddy lets you know if your domain name is locked at another register almost instantly. When I called up 1and1 NOT one rep gave a hoot to help me out. Well to make a long story short, I ended up losing a valuable 2 character .cc domain name. By miracle I was able to retrieve the domain ONLY after buying it back from someone who bought it from the person that picked it up after me.
I believe that 1and1 may be popular in Germany but as far as the rest of the world MOST people avoid them like a plague. So if you are a domainer, I am warning you based on my experience NOT to purchase any domain names from 1and1.
When I first got into the business of purchasing domain names I started with 1and1 thinking that hey they were cheaper than GoDaddy so what do I have to lose right? Well I sure learned the hard way when no domainers wanted to buy any of my domain names and the reason why? because it was at 1and1.
If you own domain names at 1and1 and I am scaring you well don't be scared. I have some advice for you. If you try to sell your domain names and somebody doesn't want to buy any of your domain names because they are registered at 1and1 then offer to pay the transfer fee so that they can go ahead and register the domain name(s) at GoDaddy.
Once again I try my hardest NOT to bash a company on my domain blog but I HATE to see anyone go through HELL like I went through with 1and1. We all learn from our mistakes right? So why not share my experience with others.
Let me also mention (and this is NOT to brag) I have sold over 125 domain names in the past 3 years and so I believe that I know what I am talking about when I say to avoid 1and1.
If you have any questions then please feel free to post it in the commentary section. :)
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