Doctor by day, domainer by night.
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If you want a name and have a good reason to buy it just buy it. They never get cheaper.
Today’s I discovered dicklazers.com. Which made me wonder, why is it spelled wrong? Then I realized dicklaser, dicklasers, and dicklaser .com’s were already taken… and that’s just amazing to me.
I’ve had 14 different iPhones, starting with the first one ever. Never once had any issues. My iPhone 16 Pro screen has cracked twice from benign falls less than 2-3 feet off the ground. Faulty model?
One of @ScottAdamsSays final predictions, made 11/24/25 (episode 3028, time stamp 20:23), was that 2026 would be the Year of the Battery.
I bet there’s a devoted Simultaneous Sipper out there who’d like to own YearOfTheBattery.com as tribute.
Loved hearing Domain King @BettyAiProject on @ishmilly’s show today. What a treat. Hope to hear more of his insights in the future.
I see that SuperintelligenceVentures.co… sold for $3000 yesterday.
Left money on the table here.
D+ sale price if you ask me.
I smile every time I transfer domains away from GoDaddy. One by one, as they approach expiration I send them to a different registrar. Only a few left. Will be a good day when I no longer have any with them.
Every November/December I review my portfolio for domains that haven’t earned their keep. D/F grades. 60-90 days from expiration.
If a name isn’t pulling its weight, I “unsubscribe” from it.
No renewals. No nostalgia. No sunk-cost charity.
Have to keep the portfolio lean.
Just got invited to a wealthy man’s holiday party where guests are expected to pay an entry fee, tip the entertainment, bring food, AND supply our own alcohol.
Outsource the full cost of the party to attendees and still call it hosting?
Talk about socially off-key… 🙄
Running outbound for Geo+ Service domains this morning.
Over 30% of the businesses I found are now gone.
No surprise… many were built on truly awful domains.
I’d pay good money to watch a week in the life of Mike Mann selling domains.
Sold Veramed.com $167,500.
A new trend I’d like to see from domain sales posts: Tell us what the initial offer was, and each leg of the negotiation.
So if you started with a $1500 minimum, post how much you countered with, how much they countered with, and so on, until you settled on the final price.
3 different prices for the same order at the same restaurant using 3 different delivery apps: $91, $83, $62. What a racket.
Today I learned that private jet inspections cost $125,000.
Naturally, I hand-registered PrivateJetInspections.com