Decent available domain names are becoming harder to find these days. Nearly 25 million “.com” names have been registered, and over 23 thousand are purchased every day. It also means that you’re more likely to win the grand prize lottery then find a great domain name.

Owning a domain name that helps to successfully “magnetize” a flood of incoming traffic is like gold to any online business. But the increasing scarcity of domain names that are simple to remember, short and suggestive have turned them into red hot commodities.

Just take a look at some of the recent domain name acquisitions:

1) business.com sold for $7.5 million

2) asseenontv.com sold for $5 million

3) altavista.com sold for $3.3 million

4) loans.com sold for $3 million

5) autos.com sold for $2.2 million

6) wallstreet.com sold for $1.03 million

7) forsalebyowner.com sold for $835,000
drugs.com sold for $825,000

9) cinema.com sold for $700,000

10) art.com sold for $450,000

11) engineering.org sold for $199,000

12) fruits.com sold for $160,000

13) perfect.com sold for $94,000

However, while some of these domain names may have been sold for millions, corporate buyers backed by large bank accounts are not alone in the domain name game. Even entrepreneurs are making a great living in purchasing and selling their own domains.

Not a day goes by, that a domain name sells for as less as $100 or as much as $1 million on public auction sites. For example, eBay.com recently featured actual bids for as little as $500 for “golegs.com” to as much as $20,000 for “arlington.com” — and thousands more drifting anywhere in between.

Some people seem to know where to get these “nuggets of gold.” In fact, a small handful know about an untapped goldmine that lies discreetly tucked away in the dark corners of the vast Internet. And the awareness of this source has helped these “lucky” individuals earn either outrageous fortunes or monstrous levels of traffic for their website.

The goldmine to which I’m referring is the pool of recently expired domain names. While only a few knows it exists, regardless it is expanding with every passing day. There are literally tens of thousands of unclaimed, non-renewed and expired domain names that become available on a daily basis.

An expired domain name is one that was registered previously but was not paid for in time for the renewal date, thus returning it to the listing of available domains. There are many probable reasons for non-renewal (e.g., forgetful owner, no more interest in site, no longer in business, no longer active or didn’t pay for whatever reason).

However, you may be asking, “Sure, but I’m never going to find good domain names before some other person snatches them up.” For a long time, being “lucky” also meant being alert for the numerous domains that become available, and being quick in registering them before anyone else does.

New tools are becoming available, making the process of searching, finding and registering great domain names much easier. In fact, some of them assist you to become aware of the near expiring domains, giving you an advantage over your competitors that permits you to grab names seconds after they’ve been dropped.

Nevertheless, a compelling domain name can help an online business become more visible, credible and accessible. And it will help someone earn a rather large fortune. While in the past, finding one was very prohibitive, with the help of tools that are now at your disposal, you now can be a part of the gold rush, too.

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What is a Domain Name?

A domain name is your own cyber-estate. This estate,
just like its physical counterpart, has its value depending on its address
(name) and its content. You can charge your visitors or give them a free tour,
or run a side business as part of the estate.

Every domain name contains two or more components
separated by periods, called “dots”. The last part of our address, “com”, is
called the “top level domain”. The second part of the domain, is what is called
the “second-level domain”. It is also possible to have sub-domains such as
“subdomain.yourdomain.com”.

Just like a 5th Avenue address is limited and also is
more valuable than the vast majority of other addresses, the value of your
domain-name can vary from a few dollars to — well, some are going for a million
dollars. We cannot tell you what furniture, art work, or side business to have
on your cyber-estate, but your address would surely enhance the value of its
content, or might actually destroy its value if the name doesn’t attract
clients.

On a technical level, it is an addressing construct
used for identifying and locating computers on the Internet. Domain names
provide a system of easy-to-remember Internet addresses, which can be translated
by the Domain Name System (DNS) into the numeric addresses (Internet Protocol
(IP)) numbers used by the network. A domain name is hierarchical and often
conveys information about the type of entity using the domain name.

A domain name is simply a label that represents a
domain, which is a subset of the total domain name space. Domain names at the
same level of the hierarchy must be unique; for example there can be only one
.com at the top level of the hierarchy, and only one domainname.com at the next
level of the hierarchy.

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Coffee Table Marble

talian Marble Coffee Table with Marble End Table,and Vase
stand

Solid Marble, no chips in great shape

As far as I can tell the marble is verde patrizia
from Italy

This marble is GORGEOUS.

- Coffee Table is eye shaped and
made up of 3 pieces (top and two end stands)
45W X 63L (inchs) 1 1/4″ thick and stands APX 14″ HIGH

- End table is 2 pieces (top and
stand)
is square ,39×39x21 high and has a built up, double layered edge.

- Vast Stand
The vase stand is 12×12 and 39 high with flutes cut in all sides (see
photo)

Sorry the beauty of the true color is not brought out thru
pictures.

More photos of marble table

Buyer must pick up or pay to have crated and shipped.
(Its Very heavy)

Please let me know if you have any questions

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There is no such thing as a free lunch nor a free tld (Top Level Domain
)Someone, somewhere, will pay for it and usally you will.

When advertising for free domain names offers popup, often,owners / users pay
for that free name in some fashion or form.There is always a catch to having a
free domain name.

The issues to consider a free domain offer are:

1.Is it a a subdomain or a real domain? The physical
difference is

http://www.yourdomain.com vs
yourfreedomainname.youmustpayforthis.com. The first one is easier for
users remember(if you have a hard time reading it how the heck can you remember
it?). You would own yournewdomain.com, but who every own the
“youmustpayforthis.com” part of the free domain name offer would own the
subdomain part too.Having Ownership of a real top level domain is one of the
most important issues to any websites success.Most fail to realize this fact
untill its too later and some one else(the owner of youmustpayforthis.com)
decides to take your traffic generated by you now popular FREE  subdomain
name.Buy a domain for your website and the future success of your online
business won’t be hampered by a lousy,free subdomain domain.

1anames.com $8.99 year

2.A lot of  the real free domains are offered by web
hosting co. Hosts will offer free domains with a web hosting plan. Be careful
signing up for such service. You may end up with a free domain but a year’s
worth of junky web hosting service. The best advice is to keep your website
hosting and domains register with different companies.But not all webhosts are
out to get ya either

3.Consider naming your website so others know by seeing your
new domain name what your website is about.

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