Thursday, August 2, 2007
Getting Access To Really Valuable Expired Domains
| I recently acquired 3 expired domain names that cost me a total of $1,900. That's a lot of money, even for a PR7 and a couple of PR6 domain names with thousands of existing back links. I would never spend that amount of money unless I knew for sure that I was going to, not only make back my initial investment, but to make a profit within a short span of time. I have done just that and earned over $3200 from these 3 domains within a period of 2 months. If you've been in this business awhile, you will know that the potential of some domains are just mind-blowing. And if you can get your hands on these kinds of names, I tell you, the sky' s the limit. Why else do you think people line up to purchase such domains? That's also why I spent, no invested, $1900 on a bunch of 3 domain names. So how and where to find such domains? Here is the tool I use: RegisterCompass There's a wealth of information on expired domains in the member area, I can't describe it here. You'll just have to see it for yourself. And don't worry, it's not going to cost you $1900! If you go to RegisterCompass.com's homepage to sign up, you will notice that membership is just $27 a month. Believe me, that is great value. But STOP, DO NOT sign up there! I am giving you a special back-door entry into the site! Don't worry it's not illegal. This is something I worked out with Matt Uwe, founder of RegisterCompass. A special link where you can sign up for just $17 a month and still get complete and full 100% access to the member area. According to Matt, this is a limited offer, so don't wait. See details here. Once you're a member, you'll get to see for yourself all the valuable domains in there. Then just search for the domains you want and then backorder them through a service like SnapNames.com. Simple. Gain access here. And I'll see you on the inside.... |
I would like to buy this subscription but this seems to be a very typical site where I don't know if I will be able to cancel my account.
Any one has had any experience with this service?