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The first thing you need to do is signup at Namejet ( http://www.anticareer.com/namejet ) in
order to get your account (signup is free). You can then use their search functionality to sort
through all the upcoming domains for auction. Place bids for $69 on the ones you want to go to
auction for. If you bid on 100 different domains for $69 each, and there is 50 bidders for each
auction you need to understand you aren’t going to owe any money, you are not committing
$6,900 to Namejet. By entering that $69 you are getting an entry into the live bidding when the
30 days expire. Only if you are the ONLY bidder on a domain would you automatically win the
domain and owe $69 to Namejet.
So what are some strategies to finding great domains to flip? Well, the first is to find quality
domains. There are some sights that publish a daily list of good upcoming Namejet auctions like
here: http://www.tld.org/tld-blog . This is an easy way without having to search to find some
great upcoming auctions to bid on. If you have the time you can search Namejet yourself. The
key is to making money by flipping domains is to find domains that other people will want. If
the 30 day window period just started on a domain (for this example let’s say it was
Anticareer.com) you could use Google to search for ‘anticareer’ and ‘anti career’ and see if you
can find people who own sites that may be interested in this domain. Email them and ask them if
they’d have an interest in purchasing the domain Anticareer.com. If you get some bites you can
then go and bid on the domain and if you win it you can flip it right away. Once you get some
experience it will be easy for you to spot the domain names which you can quickly and easily
flip and you’ll also develop a good feel for what price you should pay to make yourself the
amount of profit you want to make. To read more of this, please click http://www.anticareer.com

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