various money domains

[Clinton]

Today I find that all of the following are for sale and could probably be picked up for as little as $29.

If making money online is the big fad and selling starter websites is a bandwagon more and more folk are jumping on, these domains are a taster of what's available at snapnames.

chemistryofmoney.com
earnmoneywithdomains.com
moneycultivator.com
transferofmoney.com
ultimate-money-maker.com
establishedwebsites4sale.com
forsale-websites.com
onlinewebsites4sale.com
onlinewebsitesforsale.com
4salewebsites.com
developedwebsites4sale.com

Does anyone regularly check places like snapnames for domains? Or get a newsletter / feed from people like domainbroadcasting?

[LukeMoulton]

Clinton, how about a thread on dropped/aftermarket domain resources?

[tke71709]

The first place I go when looking for a domain name is justdropped.com odds are someone has already thought of a good name that they've let drop, if not it's a great starting point for brainstorming.

[Michelle]

I haven't been on the ball when it comes to grabbing dropped domains but am very interested in learning the best places/ways to do so....thanks for the links.

Slightly off topic.....how do you determine if a domain was blacklisted by Google in some way? Is it just a matter of digging around the WayBackMachine, looking for indexed pages, links etc?

Oh another quick question...on Snapnames...what exactly does it mean when the domain is listed as Backorder? They state they'll watch and try and obtain it...are they watching domains that have expired but are still in the period before they are made available to the public?

Funny story whilst I'm here and off topic... Got an email some time ago from someone saying that they see I have Michelle-Adams . com and that I might be interested in MichelleAdams . com (note no hyphen which I did try to get but it was taken at the time....of course.) So he was offering for me to make contact asap and I could buy the domain for $400 I think it was.... I was VERY tempted. I sat on it and he emailed again saying I shouldn't delay and that he was approaching others who might be interested. Again, VERY tempted as there is a reasonably well known interior designer with the same name and a female body builder. A little investigation revealed that the domain was indeed expiring and was listed at Go Daddy auctions for a minimum bid of $5. I sat on it for a few days and as the auction came to a close I bid and won it for 5 bucks I think it was! lol. I now redirect it to my other site as a bit too busy to swap it over. So what was his plan? To buy it at GoDaddy for $5 and pass it on to me for $400?

[DomainMagnate]

Freshdrop.net is a good resource

[Clinton]

Backorder is that they'll pick it up for you if the registration expires. It applies to any domain already registered. You could set a backorder for google.com if you wished.

Nice one on the MichelleAdams.com. But must admit, it was enterprising of him. I'm sure he'll find some people who aren't savvy enough to go check the WHOIS

Freshdrop sounds good and there are companies like pool.com. Don't forget domainer forums like this.