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Wednesday, September 3, 2014

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Tuesday, June 17, 2014

Toby Clements Scammer ? What happened to him ?

It’s one of the more sad stories in Domain Investing since I’ve been around. When I came on the scene the Rick Latona/Toby Clements newsletter was THE place to sell your domain. If you got your name on the newsletter it was an honor. I soon learned that half of the team didn’t operate in a manner I felt comfortable. Rick sold one of my names at an auction and took three months to pay me. Always excuses, always a reason. Getting the name to me and transferring it to the new owner on the other hand was quick and efficient. Payment was not as quick.

When Toby and Rick split up I didn’t know the exact reason. I had my suspicions but wasn’t privy to the information. But I figured that it would be good for the newsletter. At the time, people liked Toby. He was the one that you went to if you needed answers. He seemed to be the workhorse of the team. At the conferences he was a mover and a shaker. Always bidding on big names and was part of some of the bigger transactions going on at the time. But then something happened. The newsletters started going out less frequently and rumors started spreading that payouts were starting to take a bit longer. There were even rumors of a Ponzi scheme. Allegedly using new sales to pay out old sales. None of this has ever been verified except the part that people were not getting paid.

On June 6th at the domain site Toronto Domainer, Eon wrote,

I sold a name via Toby Clements’ newsletter on Jan 23, Mike Bowden, his associate, confirmed having received the payment from buyer on Feb 6. I sent him the EPP code and whois record showed that the transfer was done on Feb 13. Since then I had big difficulty connecting to Clements or Bowden for my money, actually I get only 2 replies from Toby Clements to my dozens of messages.
In a message on March 13, he said he was terribly sorry for his silence, because he had some large accounting errors and was in the process of getting a bridge loan from his bank to solve the problem, and the loan should be in place in a few days, then he could use it to pay me. (later I found out at dnforum some other victims received similar replies.http://www.dnforum.com/threads/dont-trust-toby-clements-as-a-broker.520760/)
On March 25, he wrote he had made a very large sale, which was expected closed out and paid by Friday. He would then be instructing escrow.com to send the funds to me directly.
After that I got nothing. These two gentlemen evaporated like ghosts.
There have been many of these types of posts and comments on the forums. Too many for it to not be a real problem. Toby has been noticeably absent from all the domain conferences as well. In my opinion it’s not going to end well for anyone. Toby’s reputation is already gone and I can’t imagine that all the people that are owed money will be paid. I’ve never seen good results from someone that is waiting for a big sale to come through to help pay off debt. After dealing with many people that owe me money I’ve heard it all. And they’ve all gone through these exact same stages. Lack of communication and when it does come it’s always an excuse and an undefined timeline of payment. And the only time I ever get paid is when I pay to put a lien against their personal home. I have 100% payment when I either call the police for fraud or place a lien. But that’s for the people that are owed money to decide.

When I talk to people in the industry privately most tell me it comes as no surprise. I find it hard to believe that someone that did millions in sales was always a scammer. There had to be a lot of successful transactions to do as well as he did for as many years as he did. Something went wrong. What that is we’ll never know. We only know that someone that was at the top of mountain in our industry is now a liability. Andrew Rosener of Media Options has since taken over the role of the top independent broker. The man (or team) who you want to give the big name to. And in some ways I think that only speeded up Toby’s demise. Names started moving over to Andrew and gave Toby less inventory. Regardless of the reasons, the results are the same. Toby Clements has vanished. He owes people money. And nobody really wants to talk about it publicly because it’s such a mess legally and morally. And all of it is bad for our industry

Friday, June 13, 2014

LLLL.com value and retail price guide

Recently all domain investors are investing heavily on LLLL.com domains which has led to increase in the value of these 4 letter .com domains. It's simple demand and supply of the availability of these llll domains. Since all possible combinations of Llll are registered it's value has increased 40% in the last 5 months of 2014. In the 2013 domain sales traffic conference some LLLL.com domains were sold for $5000 . Ebay has been selling high end premium llll.com domains at resale prices. In this new era of new gtlds owing a .com domain is like owning gold or ferrari. If you have a pronounceable Llll.com domain the value of it ranges from $50-$500,000 . It depends on the age and the combination of letters . A perfect CVCV domain like bope.com will cost around $3500 in today's market.
Ebay, Sedo, godaddy , flippa are auctioning expired or aged 4 letter.com domains .
If you have a CVCV.com it is valued around $5000
CVVC.com is valued around $1000
VCVC.com is valued around $800

So buy and own the gem of LLLL.com domains







Toby Clements the Scammer or a legit guy where in the world is he ?


It has been more than 5 months and there is no word on the whereabouts of toby clements. Many websites are claiming that he is a scammed lots of investors, owes them money. Where in the world is he hiding?.
Question of the day raised by one of my readers is: How much does Toby Clements owe to Domainers?

What got my attention was the following post on DnForum.com by member “redomainer” aka BILL
Originally Posted by redomainer (Click Here for the Source)
I’ve personally purchased a number of domains over the years that were listed on Toby Clements’ newsletter and never had an issue as a buyer. I’ve listed several quality domains with him and they didn’t sell, no big deal. Then early in 2014, I made an offer on a domain listed on the newsletter. We negotiated a bit and Toby told me we had a deal. When the deal didn’t come together, he claimed the seller reneged on the deal. I chalked it up to a seller that didn’t keep his word, but again, no big deal.
A couple of weeks later, I came across a different name on his newsletter, made an offer, and Toby said it was accepted. Mike Bowden, he works for Toby, sent the wiring instructions. Around February 21, 2014, I wired $3500 to Toby (I had done this several times in the past with no issues). I have yet to have the domain transferred to me. I e-mail Toby Clements and Mike Bowden about once a week. I’ve received a couple of e-mails referring to personal problems, will touch base with the seller, etc. About a week or two ago, I requested that the domain either be transferred to me or my money be refunded ASAP. No response and nearly no communication from either Toby or Mike. Earlier today I let them know that I’d have to begin legal action very soon.
I’ve been a fairly regular purchaser of domains from Toby, but Toby and Mike have lost any credibility with me and all trust. Given the lack of communication and no recent newsletters, my concern is my money has vanished. My recommendation is to avoid buying or selling via his newsletter, although I won’t be surprised if there’s never another newsletter. If anyone finds out what’s going on with Toby, please update the thread.
Bill
So according to Bill aka redomainer, not only did Toby Clements collect money for a domain name but has gone missing since the money was wired to him.
Brokering domain names and paying domain name owners months later is something Domainers need to avoid and that’s why in my Broker Agreement Contract I strictly enforce Escrow.com as the only method of payment!
Bill wired $3500 to Toby Clements and did not receive the domain name he was promised since February! That in my opinion needs an explanation.
Below is a quote from an email I received this morning:So how much does Toby Clements owe to the Domaining Community? If you’re a victim, please post a comment or email me in private.

Personally my last transaction with him was back in June 2013. I got paid in 1 month through paypal. I am not sure if anyone contacted him recently for listing any premium domains, if you do so please post a comment. Lets track toby .

His linkedin profile http://www.linkedin.com/in/tobyclements 

Thanks all !!

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Friday, November 23, 2012

Llll .com Domain investment Strategies and future values of 4 letter.com

Four letter domain names are very hard to find these days . As you might know literally all combinations of four letter .com generally referred as LLLL.com domains are registered. You can search any combination of 4 letter domains its taken.

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1. Four letter LLLL.com are Brandable and easy to sell
2. It is easy to remember
3. LLLL .com domains are ranked higher by search engines

Some websites like circy.info ,1domainaday.com, 1domainaday ebay store sell these 4 letter domains, there are many sellers and buyers on Sedo too. Personally I buy from ebay because its cheaper and not many domain investors are searching in ebay. So you get good 4 letter lLLL.com domains for less in Auction.

Try to buy pronounceable domains
LLL.com:
Min Wholesale: $4800
Double Premiums: $6200
Triple Premium: $12000
LLLL.com:
Minimum Wholesale: $22
CCCC: $21 ($500)
CCVC: $26 ($600)
CVCC: $27 ($600)
CCVV: $44 ($600)
VCCC: $30 ($750)
VVCC: $32 ($1000)
VCCV: $34 ($1500)
CVVC: $45 ($1800)
VVVC: $75 ($1000)
VCVC: $75 ($4000)
CVVV: $85 ($900)
VVCV: $90 ($1500)
VCVV: $100 ($2000)
VVVV: $250* ($1500)
CVCV: $300 ($9000)

* Insufficient sales data to conclusively provide a minimum valuation.
The letter Y was considered a consonant for the purpose of this price guide. In reality, it can serve as both a consonant or vowel, however this often becomes somewhat subjective and open to bias (eg. sellers will always think their domain is more pronounceable than buyers).
single premium: $25
double premium: $29
triple premium: $35
quad premium: $240
triple letter: $200 ($800)
triple repeat: $350 ($1800)
palindrome: $300 ($1200)
ABAB: $275 ($1000)
AABB: $400 ($1500)


Thursday, November 22, 2012

Watch ICANN’s new TLD lottery online

The biggest sweepstakes in the history of ICANN is coming . Do not miss this.

ICANN is going to hold its new TLD lottery “prioritization draw” on December 17 in Los Angeles.

The results are used to determine the order in which the initial evaluation results are released. This will have for sure some correlation to when you can actually get your TLD live on the web, so it’s a big deal.

ICANN is doing four things for the draw to make things smart:

1. It’s at the Hilton LAX. You can literally fly into LAX and make it to the hotel in 15 minutes.

2. You don’t have to be present for the draw to participate. You can buy your tickets as early as December 12 and then go home — you’re entered into the draw when you buy your tickets.

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Monday, November 5, 2012

Why Should You Invest In IDNs?

Jan 17, 2011 11 Comments by


A few good friends started a casual email discussion as to why IDNs are valuable. Spurred on by their thoughtful responses, here are my thoughts on the matter:

Pent-Up Demand Leading to Future Value:
In many countries IDNs will displace Latin domains as the domains of choice since native language domains are preferred. As an example, see .РФ names where in two months since release, over 700,000 Russian IDNs were registered. As another example, see China where long strings of numeric domains were used as a makeshift solution for the lack of Chinese domains. Imagine if you, as an English speaker, had to register domains in Chinese for all these years and then awareness just began to build that English domains are becoming available on both sides of the dot — this is the excitement that many non-English speakers feel towards IDNs. Natives have native language keyboards, mainly read native language newspapers, magazines, and internet content, write native language emails, letters and watch native language movies and T.V. As awareness continues to build that IDNs exist and native language domains are available their adoption will continue to spike.

Cost Effectiveness:
For $500, a startup Israeli company for instance can get a Hebrew domain that is infinitely more memorable than a Latin domain that can be purchased for $500.

Brandable Value:
Many customers could more effectively remember and relate to a brand in one’s native language. Some Asian companies have even branded as “(Japanese name).com” first before realizing that it is possible for them to register the corresponding IDN.

SEO Value / Search Volume:
There is a great deal of search volume for non-Latin terms. Buying an affordable IDN with over 500,000 exact GAKT searches a month is very doable. As the ElliotsBlog/IDNTools contest demonstrated, buying high-search volume handregs is also very possible.

SEO Value / SERP Ranking:
Owning an IDN is a huge competitive advantage SEO-wise, leading to mom-and-pop IDN stores being on the first page of Google for major terms.

Six-Figure IDN Resales:
It wasn’t long ago that IDN buyers were being laughed at for “wasting” low $x,xxx on IDNs. Those investments have paid dividends for domain resellers as just this past year there was a handful of 5-figure and 6-figure IDN sales. Examples include: 日本.com for $100,000 (“Japan” in Japanese) and рф.com for $60,000 (“RF” in Russian) (see IDN Tools Sales Chart for more). This is pretty impressive given that IDN awareness is still in its infancy.

IDN Passive Income:
Many custom made IDN parking platforms now exist like NameDrive and Wixi.jp. Many affiliate programs also exist for IDNs such as Amazon.co.jp, and Linkshare.jp among hundreds of others. It has never been easier to monetize your IDNs.

How to Start
It is not easy learning how to register top IDNs, but the thousands of members at IDNForums will be more than happy to show you. If verifying translations is tough for you, we put together the IDN Newsletter which sells domains with certified native translations. And if you are a bargain hunter, check out our IDN Droplist. Feel free to shoot me a question or comment at any time — whether you use one of our services or not — and I’d be glad to try and help.

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Friday, July 27, 2012

Domain Investment Strategies and things to consider

If you’re are a domain investor and considering purchasing domain names for investment in the form of new registrations, or in the secondary resale market), it’s important to focus on how you’re actually going to make money from your portfolio of domains.
Without a clear, up-front vision of the “path to liquidity” for your domain investments, it’s better to stay out of the investment side of the business entirely. Remember, a domain name that is gathering virtual dust (i.e. that’s not generating traffic or sales inquiries) is worth nothing at all. In fact, it has a negative value since you’ll be required to pay a renewal fee every year to maintain the registration.
On the other hand, if you can find ways to generate revenue from a domain name even while you’re waiting to unlock much greater value from it through sales or leasing transactions, you’re in a much stronger position. As long as a domain name pays for its own upkeep over the course of a year, there’s nothing, in theory, to stop you from holding on to it indefinitely.
Before getting into the monetization of domain names, let’s look at some of the other risks inherent in domain name investments and how it adds up to the type of risks people take when investing in stocks.

Thursday, July 19, 2012

How to Buy Domain Names Like a Pro: 10 Tips from the Founder of PhoneTag.com

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Tuesday, July 17, 2012

DNSR Announces that Super Premium Domain iSay.com is Going Up for Sale for the First Time Ever

DNSR.com (Domain Name Sales Report) is pleased to announce that the generic domain iSay.com first registered in 1996 is going up for sale for the first time ever. iSay.com represents a very unique opportunity for any company or individual who is interested in owning a highly brandable domain name.
Delray Beach, Florida (PRWEB) July 17, 2012
iSay.com, a domain that was first registered in 1996, is going up for sale for the first time ever. The generic, yet highly brandable domain has received more than 500 unsolicited offers over the last sixteen years. Since it was being used for a project until recently, those offers were ultimately ignored.
Now the owner of the domain is looking to move on with other opportunities and has decided to offer it for sale. However in this case unlike most domain name sales, it will not be sold off to the company or individual who is willing to sign the biggest check.
The owner of the domain has a great amount of personal attachment to it, so where it ultimately ends up is of great importance and will in fact play a very big role in determining who it is sold off to.
According to the founder of DNSR.com, also known as Domain Name Sales Report Sean Sullivan, “iSay.com is a really incredible domain and one that I think would be extremely beneficial to a number of corporations. As we have seen in the past from the efforts of others, these types of domain names are essentially lightning rods for attention and often become the cornerstone for an emerging brands marketing campaign. It is rare that these domains ever come up for sale and most often they are quickly and quietly acquired in private deals. We anticipate receiving even more interest from potential buyers in the coming weeks.”
The popularity of these types of domain names is well known and in many cases they end up being the center piece for a large corporation’s key products and services. Often the most valuable of the domain names are sold for six and seven figures. Most notably with iReport.com being sold to Time Warner for $750,000 in 2008, iGuide.com for $100,000 in 2009 and it has been speculated that others have sold for millions in private deals that were locked under non-disclosure agreements.
While the sale is expected to bring a considerable amount of money, ultimately that is not the deciding factor.
Sullivan explaining further, “As ridiculous as it might sound to some people, the owner of the name has a real emotional attachment to it. For those of us working within technology our whole lives, domains can become the (almost) physical embodiment of a dream. So when you have to let go of that, and move on from it, it can be tough. The owner is interested in working with DNSR for the purpose of not only publicizing the sale, but making sure that the domain finds a home where it will be put to good use. We think that over the next few weeks we will be able to accomplish that goal.”
Interested parties should go to the information page regarding iSay.com which can be found at this link. iSay.com Domain Name.
About DNSR:
DNSR is not a domain brokerage company, but instead acts as a third party that can often help companies and intellectual property owners find the middle ground to increase the probability of a sale. Most often using quantifiable research data and analysis to determine the most accurate price range for a domain name and or website.
DNSR will connect the buyer and seller and in some cases work with domain brokers on both the buyer and sellers side and then assist in the logistics of completing the transaction.
DNSR also provides it’s clients with legal support and has full time in house counsel to defend domains from UDRP. It has successfully defended clients from several Fortune 500 companies against UDRP, Domain Name Hijacking and TM applications for the purpose of UDRP.
DNSR is based out of Delray Beach, Florida

Selling only Premium Domains

I figured that would get your attention. The weekly inspirational sales report from Sedo has arrived. This week’s list contains some names that are great buys and some that prove yet again, that domains are all unique and what they sell for should never surprise you. Buy it now reached 44%, making domains look like Auto Nation where people no longer want to haggle for prices. Just tell me what it costs. Here is this week’s list.

Domain namePriceCurrency
.COMs
ssm.com25,000USD
wardrobes.com20,600USD
officedeskchairs.com19,000USD
pict.com14,995USD

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