• 02Sep

    Newly Registered Political Domains

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    With all of the political talk going on, and the Vice President announcements made last week, Asmro Online has decided to invest in 2 political domains. This morning, we registered both ePalin.com and eBiden.com. Two great domains, and one of which soon have the vice president’s name in it.

    Asmro Online is currently looking for more political domains to possibly invest in, but this is it for now. We think ePalin.com and eBiden.com will pay off in the near future. One of the domains will significantly increase in value once the winner of the 2008 election is declared on tuesday, November 4, 2008.

    Not only are we considering just reselling them, but we may make a blog, or a regular site with each of them. It would have the perfect domain for either a political niche on Biden, or a political niche on Palin. Asmro Online is still undecided on what to do with them, but will make and announce our decision shortly.

  • 01Sep

    UHQ.net - Sold for $785

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    Asmro Online recently acquired UHQ.net off eBay for $650. We thought we would experiment in the LLL.net market, but knew that we didn’t know much about it. We were sort of bidding on this domain, blind to what it’s true reseller value was. We did read that as of July, the minimum wholesale value was $800, according the the 3 character guide, which is known to be a very reliable source. And UHQ.net was definitely not the worst of the worst.

    I am sure that those of you who know about the LLL.net market can agree with me that the market has taken a drop since them (little did I know). So Asmro Online made an executive desicion that it would be best to just sell the domain, and not take the risk of the market falling any more. Within about 2 or 3 days of listing it, I accepted an offer of $785 from a domainer on DNForum.com.

    Overall, our LLL.net investment ended up being a quick flip. It made us $135 in profits, but we will still be staying out of the LLL.net market until we see what happens with it.