after checking out the availability of 2 letter domains, i went ahead and got 2 - yt.soccer and yt.hockey moderately priced under $10 each, they are now on the porkbun marketplace for $2k and $3k or i

But, Porkbun has a bad reputation for banning domains and users for no good reason.

it depends how you lock it in. i use Porkbun, they usually say how much it will cost. some have locked price for years to come, others get increased here and there.. they try to be transparent about i

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i now have 5 domains for sale on the Porkbun marketplace. the trick is to set it and forget it.. they provide nice page with ssl, i stuck them into search console and google analytics, otherwise there

i was just wondering, where do you try to sell domains? is it enough just to list it on Porkbun marketplace? Or are there better places, like I keep hearing about flippa (unless it's for websites, not

dunno if it'll turn up valuable, but i own it now.. will put up on porkbun marketplace, although so far couldn't sell any of my expiring domains there that i didn't want to renew..

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Porkbun is nice. I use them a lot. Spaceship grew on me last year. Both very competitive at pricing. Ultimately though, if spaceship keeps up their competitive prices I'm moving everything to them. Th

haven't tried getting 2 letter domains, let me check. I use Porkbun for my domains mostly. very very comfy and privacy included at no charge.

With domains, it doesn't really matter what the provider you buy it from allows or does not allow. If someone complains to the registry / company who actually oversees the issuance of that particular

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