The Biggest Domain Name Portfolio Sale for 2006

After years of working feverishly starting numerous online businesses, it's time to relax. Time for me to take a break from the 16 hours of work and startup deadlines.

Some of my domain names are great for starting Niche Businesses online and some are great for creating very profitable portals and community sites. A lot of the domains have very high traffic keywords, making each domain worth their weight in online gold. The BOOM in internet advertising and pay per click marketing is back and bigger than ever. Just look at Google. Did you know that, “the global paid search market, which is projected to soar from $9 Billion this year to $23 Billion in 2009.” Business 2.0, Dec 2005 page 138

If you are interested in buying the whole lot, then make me an offer. New to the domain industry? You should click on Business 2.0’s article and learn about the domain name industry immediately, because it'll amaze you how valuable domain names are worth nowadays. I am SELLING OVER 567 Top ‘dot com’ domains. Compared to recent domain purchases, my list will bring new light and millions of domain registrations to the industry. Here's a few examples of recent domain name purchases:

-Fish.com sold for $1 Million
-Voyuer.com sold for $100,000 - because of misspelling
-Cellphones.com sold for $4.2 Million
-Photographer.com sold for $133,000
-Website.com sold for $750,000
-ShoppingCart.com sold for $285,000
-Property.com sold for $750,000
-Internet REIT purchased 100 healthcare domains for $3.6 Million dollars
-Highland Capital purchased BuyDomains’ portfolio of 500,000 domains for $80 Million dollars
-Marchex Inc bought portfolio of 100,000 domains for $160 Million dollars

Surprised? Go ahead and click on two of the links below and read the entire article from Business 2.0 and The Wall Street Journal. You’ll gain a whole new perspective on the value of the domain names I’m selling. You will then appreciate the price I’m asking, and you’ll think I’m crazy for selling my whole lot. A lot of my online buddies are telling me to hold onto them, because they’ll get more valuable over time. But like I said, all must go.

Here’s a link to read about the “Masters of Domains” from Business 2.0:
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/business2_archive/2005/12/01/8364591/index.htm

Here’s another link from Wall Street Journal on “New Money in Domain Names”:
http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB113200310765396752-FYV6dsilRS0N1fsiVu_bLf_5nI8_20061116.html?mod=tff_main_tff_top

If after reading these articles, you get the urgent rush to register domain names, then listen to what I'm about to tell you before you waste money. ALL THE GOOD DOMAINS ARE ALREADY TAKEN! So don’t waste your time registering bogus made up names. Good domains are either taken by large institutions, search & traffic advertising companies, or domainers like myself. It's estimated that 10% of Google & Yahoo's traffic ARE controlled by approximately 400 domainers with portfolios of millions of domain names. The only way for anyone to acquire a decent domain name nowadays is to buy domain names from their registered owners. Good keyword domains are like internet real estate goldmines. They will just keep appreciating year after year.

Take a look at my domain portfolio, if you don’t have the capital to purchase the whole lot but want to buy any of my individual domains either for starting your own online business, for future resell, or to drive traffic to your business, send me an email and your offer price. If you buy any of my domains, I'll personally consult & brainstorm with you on a kickass money making idea related to the domain . And that in itself should be worth the whole purchase price (that's dependent on my time though) . If you are seriously thinking about acquiring my lot of domains and have the necessary capital, this is a great investment. I do however suggest you grab them NOW before the names are sold individually and the ones you want is sold.

To Your Success,

Dillon Dao
CEO of DatingVentures.com
Niche Market Entrepreneur

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