Fish-Oil-pills

Any success stories so far?

stephen de vries

Ive made 3 months salaries in 2 weeks

Zach Booker

Wow, Steve! Great stuff!

Have you posted that in the members area? I'm sure people would like to hear that.

stephen de vries

Hey Zach,

I did, I must admit that I haven't been on there in a while, Ive been to busy. Ill have to pop in

Gregg Thorpe

I bought the course and thought it covered domaining well... I work for a specific client doing SEO and they have told me they get 2-3 emails a week from people selling domains from $350 and up.. so I do think more people are entering this market because of courses like this, but there are just so many possibilities that it's an unlimited opportunity.

You can easily buy a keyword traffic domain, put up a blog and some content and then get ranked #1 for that phrase. The value then goes way up plus you can Lease the domain for a couple hundred a month. (I think I read leasing domains somewhere in the Warrior Forum)

copywriter

Bought the course earlier tonight. Looks excellent so far. I use a slightly different take in that we buy domains, upload a simple site and then sell that with an upsell to lead generating reports to go with it.

So far,I am very happy with this purchase.

Lots of decent info!

Zach Booker

We have a call tomorrow afternoon so feel free to pop in.

copywriter

I just have to post again...

It struck me this morning that ths course reminds me of when I first started out online (11 years ago this January) and your heart used to skip a beat every time you received someone's ezine.

Why?

Because you knew they would have spent quality time and effort into creating the content.

That is how this course will make you feel.

And you know how these days, so often when you buy some info products, you are left with the feeling that the creators have over promised and under delivered?

Not this time!

Zach- I don't know you from a bar of soap mate, but after reading the manuals alone, I wish there were a few hundred others just like you in the IM Community!

Products like this are amongst those rare releases that are actually worth double or triple the asking price.

Well done!

Zach Booker

Thanks.

Steve Wise

Hi Zach, I sent you a PM re the course.

Seth Stewart

This Domain Scalping thread hasn't been updated for over 2 weeks. There were a handful of folks who bought it and said they would report back whether or not it was making them real money, real, honest success stories

So far I've only seen one or two quick one-liners claiming things like "I made 3 months salary in 2 weeks," but no real in-depth reviews about it or in-depth explanations of how people are making good money with it....so I thought I'd see if anyone has any updates...

Seth

perswealth

I'd also like to know how everyone is making out with this course.

Seth Stewart

One last try...anybody have detailed review or documented success stories w/Domain Scalping?

Fish-Oil-pills

There doesn't seem to be any success stories here. Or perhaps folks who bought have acted upon the course?

momwow

What I wanted to find out, but didn't - although perhaps I missed it, there WAS a lot of info - is how to find expiring domain names with PR value without a lot of manual effort.

Anyone know how to do that?

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Crane Company Columbia MO

Zach Booker

Plenty of people on the calls and in the members area who've made their first sales (most around $400). Every call we've had at least one or two, usually more, success stories (even the one before Christmas that had just a dozen people on).

We go over that briefly in one manual but I stay away from PR domains simply because I usually don't get a lot from them compared to normal domains and more effort is needed to secure them.

Much easier to just get fresh domains and sell them quickly.

sciguy40

You might want to stay away from this one. I tried the "Flippa" Method and made nothing at all.

The promotional video says you you only spend $20 for 2 or 3 domains, but that doesn't include the costs incurred try to sell them.

While I got a couple of domains at a very reasonable price, I wound up spending another $20 getting it listed on Flippa and then spent another $15 at Fiverr trying to drive some traffic to the damn listing. Why? Because I wasn't getting any traffic from Flippa.

So when it was all done, I spent over $40 on one domain and not one freakin' bid ... and I am not even going to bother with the other domain. Hell, now I am going to have to build websites and get some ranking before I can make anything on these domains.

No, it didn't cost much money, but it cost a helluva lot of time and aggravation .... just don't see much upside with selling domains... I would really pass on this

sedaty

Last week I contacted Zach and asked a question about Domain Scalping but got no response.

I think customer support is also very important next to the product itself and I wouldn't want to buy a product with poor customer service.

sciguy40

That doesn't surprise me at all.

I have to say that this is one of the MOST UNPRODUCTIVE programs that I have come across in a long time.

Usually when I try something new, I can profit from it a little or at the very least, use something from it - not this one ... I'm really surprised that Ryan even has his name attached to this

Zach Booker

If you have any questions you can always feel free to contact me here and I can take a look at your listings. No where do I say to use fiver, not sure why you spent money there.

...Also in the calls (that are recorded and in the members area) I give a lot of tips on the Flippa method and give a warning to it's saturation.

The Flippa Method, that it sounds like you didn't have much success with, is a very tiny portion of the whole course. There are plenty of methods that cost next to nothing to do and have very high success rates.

Any Warriors can feel free to contact myself DIRECTLY here. I answer every PM I get.

Contacting the help desk does NOT go to me directly. It goes to Ryan's support team who have the course and are supposed to answer every question, and if they can't, ask my opinion or give me the customers e-mail address.

I've gotten no e-mails from support so unfortunately I have no idea what you asked if they contacted me.

I see you PMed me late at night on the 18th. I don't come online much on the weekends to try and take a break and get re-charged for Monday. I'll reply now and you can feel free to contact me through here anytime.

Have you looked at comments in the members area or listened to the calls?

Not only does this program have the LOWEST refund rate of any of Ryan's recent products it also has had some huge success stories.

One Warrior quit his job:

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Another made $19,000 in a few months, within the first three days one person in the members area sold a domain for $2,000 and on every call we've had a success story of some sort.

...On the last one we had a girl who sold her first domain for $500 after a few setbacks that recouped the course, domain selling cost and put money back into her pocket. She persisted and made a great amount of money and her next flip was 1000% easier.

It sounds like you've tried one method, haven't asked my opinion to see what you're doing wrong and haven't tried any other method (that I encourage people to start with).

Over 500 Warriors bought the basic version of this, only 7 refunded and there are pages upon pages of glowing reviews.

If you want my opinion on what you did wrong, or what I'd suggest you start doing just send me a PM.

Cheers,

Zach

Zach Booker

Another point that I think speaks VOLUMES to the product is not the people who quit their jobs, the many people who made their first sales or the glowing reviews both in the members areas and on this forum.

...It's the fact that two wives of guys who work in Ryan's office are making THEIR livings with this method. Hell even some of the guys IN Ryan's office are flipping domains on the side.

Ryan, in the video on DomainScalping.com talked about one wife of a guy in his office who sold her first domain for over a thousand (forget the exact amount now) and now she's staying at home flipping domains and looking after the kids.

Another guy e-mailed me just last week saying his wife decided to take up domain flipping since she's pregnant and wants something easy, very profitable and has a super flexible schedule.

It's no secret that Ryan puts out a lot of "mini-products". I have almost all of them and there all very good. But it speaks volumes that the guys on Ryan's team CHOOSE to go with my course, even though they have access to ALL the other ones (including the 2k ones), because they listen in on the calls, see the members area feedback and realize just how profitable this is. So out of all the different ways to make money online they choose domain flipping... and for good reason.

Even Ryan and Perry refer to it while buying domains for recent products they've done and as a little side business. That's one of the biggest compliments I could ever get.

Cheers,

Zach

P.S - We could close down DS tomorrow and it wouldn't matter to me. I barely make anything off of it now. Even the month it launched I made more flipping domains than I did from the launch of the product.

I defend the product because people have had fantastic results with it and I make my living from it so I get upset when I see people bashing something that clearly works, they just didn't put the time in and didn't even get my opinion on what they got wrong and how they can improve in the future when I'm on here Monday-Friday answering whatever questions/concerns folks may have.

sedaty

Hey Zach,

thanks for replying! You seem to be one of the honest guys.
Your product seems promising, I will definitely check it out and see what you have to offer.

Thanks

trytolearnmore

The product is OK. I mean, all of their techniques make sense, but the tactics can easily get over saturated

MAJ

The product has a TON of good exciting content.

It looks good on paper. But when you actually try it, you realize that it's NOT a sustainable business.

YOu have to keep buying new inventory which eats into profits and this idea that you can consistently sell domains at 1k-5k+ a pop is exaggerrated. I wanted to believe.

I sent out tons of letters offering quality .com geo-profession domains and I used a lot of good copywriting techniques and nada. One guy almost bought something for $225.

As for listing domains on Sedo/Afternic/Namepros/DDForum, waste of time!

Buying tons of quality domains and getting PPC traffic via Smartnames/Sedo/etc.? 17 cents a month won't pay the bills.

As for seoing a domain and then trying to rent or lease it out? Not that easy. If you can rank the domain on page #1 of Google for a keyword, then chances are, it hardly gets any traffic thus it has virtually zero value. That said, trying to get it ranked for first page of Google where it would get traffic is going to cost you lots of time and money and then you have to hope and pray your target market (which would be limited) will buy.

Now if you're retired, or just want to play around, then yeah, maybe this is worth it. But not really possible as a full time profession. Browse the guys who are the whiz's in this and they're doing domaining part-time or essentially selling web design/seo.

I know a guy who has million-dollar plus domains and premium domains, the Chuck Norris of the biz and he's constantly having to discount his domains to get people to buy. So domains aren't exactly going up in value, if anything they're coming down in value. He believes the future of domaining is simply buy a premium domain and develop the site into a full fledged biz.

I know you don't want to hear this but it's the truth.

MAJ

I would also venture to say that maybe this worked a few years back. Remember, companies don't base their names off of showercurtains.com. No, look around you, companies use their owner's last name (quite often) (krogers, Randalls, Jared's, Zale, Heinz, Firestone, etc.) as the name of the company! Or they take part of their last name and add another word to it such as "Wal-Mart". The brand managers and ceos will go ballistic if you try to get them to do base their company on "generic domain".com. Sure, you can get some people to buy but it's like selling ice to eskimos.

sciguy40

Yes, I realize you don't mention using Fiverr ... I used it because Flippa was providing virtually NO visitors to my auction. Also, I wound up passing on the recommended upgrades anyway which would've run the cost up even higher ... thank goodness

To say the method is over-saturated is probably an understatement ....

I went to look for this guy's quote so I could read the full message, but it seems to have been removed from the forum --- unless I'm overlooking something ... It seems that he spends lots of time reviewing products on here ...

chika138

so this is definitely something to stay away from?

stephen de vries

Method might be old and done and yes the figures could have been exaggerated...but there are still guys making money with this. A domain is only worth the money if the name is wanted and the other party is willing to pay it. This is more offline suited. SEDO and flippa are not recommended for newbies.

This is great course for a newbie and the material is worth the money. I've made the money back 100x plus more.