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DomainSherpa Review – Nov 9: EssiacTea.com, Roso.com

This is the show where we get into the minds of successful domain name investors – people we call Sherpas – and talk about the value of specific domain names. By listening to the Sherpas, we expand our thought process so we can become more successful investors ourselves.

In this DomainSherpa Review:

  • We learn what the Sherpas bought or sold recently: EssiacTea.com, Roso.com
  • Get your bids in soon for these NameJet auctions: FeedMe.com, DoubleYourMoney.com, SkyBank.com…
  • We examine today’s economic market and specifically pitches for corporations to acquire domain names before the end of 2020…
  • And much more!

We’re joined by two Domain Sherpas: Jeff Gabriel and Andrew Rosener.

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FeedMe.com
Dines.comm
SolarPanelKits.com
SkyBank.com
ServiceCheck.com
HomeParty.com
DTrading.com
SearchEngineRanking.com
WhiteMeat.com
DoubleYourMoney.com

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Jeff Gabriel
Jeff Gabriel
Jeff brings extensive experience to any project in the domain name industry. He recently co-founded the brokerage firm Saw.com, and prior to that was the Vice President of Sales at Uniregistry (formerly known as DomainNameSales.com) for 7 years. Formerly, Jeffrey was the President and Co-Founder of Igloo.com and was also a Domain Broker at Sedo. Jeffrey has contributed to over 250 million dollars in completed transactions while in the industry. His most notable sales include The Guinness World Record breaking sale of Sex.com for $13,000,000 USD and the highest .Org sale ever, Poker.org for $1,000,000 USD.

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Andrew Rosener
Andrew Rosener
Andrew Rosener is the CEO of the industry-leading domain name broker Media Options.

Andrew is widely considered a thought leader and expert on domain name value & methodology as well as domain name sales & acquisitions. With 20 years experience with domain names, Andrew has leveraged his knowledge and expertise to make MediaOptions the go-to domain name firm for startup & company domain acquisitions as well as high value domain name sales.

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22 Responses to “DomainSherpa Review – Nov 9: EssiacTea.com, Roso.com”

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  16. Albert says:

    WOW Jeff, I am really, really disappointed in you.
    This was not anyone’s fault except some rogue country.
    People have been hurt through no fault of their own.
    It was the best economy in history.
    It came to a halt on a dime.
    It is one thing to have a 10 to 20 thousand people laid off at one time.
    It is another to have millions upon millions of layoffs at the same time.
    I am as capitalist as one can be, but capitalism does not work if the government has shut you down.
    You are lucky you have a career, but to tell those people go find something else when there really is nowhere else is a sign of a person who has no heart.
    Sorry, but that is a major screw up of a statement.

    1. Albert, I was laid off in 2009 due to no fault of my own. I was the second-best salesperson in sales volume out of close to 200 salespeople. The company I worked for along with countless others along with millions of people lost their jobs due to no fault of their own. Getting laid off was unsettling, it was scary, and at the time one of the worst things that ever happened to me. The government did not come in and give money to the company I worked for just to give me a job when there was nothing to sell. The government let me get laid off so I got on unemployment, and applied to companies that needed my skills and abilities. I believe the govt., should potentially look into raising the amount people get paid on unemployment, extending the time people can be on unemployment, but the govt., should not fund companies for the sole purpose of keeping people employed. If those companies want them back when the time comes then great hire them back.

  17. Albert says:

    Great guess on the EssiacTea.com Tess.
    Is was a fun show and informative show, especially the $150 to $750 Billion Dollar Jump.
    Drew makes sense on the assets, but yeah, in real estate, it depends.
    A relative bought a property in Michigan in the 70’s and that same property has not gone up one dollar. He thinks it may be worth even less.

  18. https://www.ato.gov.au/general/jobkeeper-payment/
    The JobKeeper Payment scheme is a subsidy for businesses significantly affected by coronavirus (COVID-19).

    Btw There are No Covid cases in Australia

    1. compliance says:

      Informative article! Thanks for sharing.

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