DomainJames | james.ad
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DomainJames | james.ad
@DomainJames
📈 Domain Investor | 🇬🇧 Brit | 🧑🧑🧒🧒 Father | 👨💼Lawyer
London | Den Haag Katılım Şubat 2022
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@StanCollymore @tSHandJ @talkSPORT We miss you on Talksport Stan. Where can we hear you now? Love your human and passionate insights.
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Joining @tSHandJ on @talkSPORT live from Austin, Texas in 10 mins to talk England and the World Cup so far.
Feel free to swing by 🇺🇸🏴🇺🇸🏴
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A domainer owns 75,000 domains 😇
How many domains do you own?
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@ArtenaPro @atomHQ Thanks 🙏 Around 75k.
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@SamDZign1 .com FBOR LALV RRRO RRHR GTGF TPRD CBDY SXAI KROF LFOD PNFD FDGB MTOT AFMX TVOP DFOP ARRD GSRN FKHD + a few more What's that last one sound like to you?
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🚀 Calling all 4L .COM collectors & domain investors!
What are your strongest 4-letter .COMs? 👇🔥
Drop them in the comments to connect with fellow domainers, showcase your portfolio, and maybe even attract potential buyers.
Let’s find out who’s holding the real 4L gems 👀💎
#4L #4LDomains #Domains #DomainNames #Domaining #DomainInvestor #DomainForSale #DomainFlipping #BrandableDomains #COMDomains

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@AtulGhorpadeCom Even so, that’s insane unless end user
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First of all, thank God. Sold Pcc.ai last month. Thanks to @atomHQ
I like to share story behind that.
In 2023, I hand-registered PCC.ai and submitted it to @atomHQ Premium. It was initially approved at $3,499, but I felt the AI market was just getting started, so I removed it. Later, I resubmitted it and Atom approved it in the $22k-$45k range. After further market research and a pricing review, I listed it at $77k.
A buyer came in at $50k. Following a negotiation strategy I learned from @TonyNames , I kept my floor at $50k and asked the broker to push higher. The buyer ultimately agreed to $70,000.
Huge thanks to the #domain community for all the knowledge shared along the way, and special thanks to @MichaelCyger , whose comment on my first sale gave me the confidence to keep going.
Sometimes the biggest difference between a $3,499 sale and a $70,000 sale is having the patience and conviction to hold the right asset.

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DomainJames | james.ad retweetledi

Six years have passed since I went full time into domain names... so this convo with @DomainNameWire seemed like a perfect place to share some of the things I've noticed along the way.
My brain was going faster than my mouth during recording, but afterwards I took a bit of time to think about some additional tips for new investors or anyone else thinking of making the leap:
1) Don't quit your day job! Do whatever it takes to delay going full-time as an investor. Once you need those early profits for living costs, you lose out the advantages of reinvesting and compounding. You can also balance out the volatility of domain sales with a steady income source - it's a lot less pressure/stress, especially during dry spells.
2) It takes time ... to learn, and time for capital to compound. Maximising time in the game is half the battle. Some domainers give up before they reach a critical velocity - and others don't get off the ground because they haven't made enough effort to learn before buying names. Prioritise long term survival over trying to get rich quick with luck-based outliers.
3) Keep learning. There's a ton of awesome content out there - podcasts, blogs, investors here on X and domaining forums too. We're lucky to have so much data and information available to us. There are more tools out there than ever before too - filtering and finding names has never been easier.
4) Make friends. Find yourself a small cohort of similar like-minded investors you can chat to... people at a similar level and maybe who've started at a similar time. Learn together and sharpen each other. Question, support and inspire each other. Go to conferences and meet other people in the industry too - you'll be surprised how much you'll learn in person that you won't online.
5) Health is wealth. It's cliche, but the grind takes its toll - mentally and physically. Long hours sat at the computer. The isolation of working alone, often late at night. The ups and downs of the game. The constant burden of 'hindsight'. It all adds up... so looking after yourself is priority number one. Without that, it all means nothing.
Hope you enjoy listening. Thank you to Andrew - it's always a pleasure chatting with you.
domainnamewire.com/2026/05/25/ful…
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@bonjourdomain @DomainDanHQ No. I’ve had some low offers… but I’m going to try outbound this one. It’s got a few end users IMO. Amazing sld
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