There's a new and widespread phishing scam going around, and it targets domain name owners.

The domain name bcfj.com is up for auction. This is a premium 4-letter dot com domain that received consistent type-in traffic.

If you want to be successfully self-employed, you must work on something every day to increase your income or diversify your income sources.

If you're a domainer and you're serious about selling domains, turn privacy services off so that buyers can find you through the WHOIS.

In my opinion, dot com domains that consist of two dictionary words are always worth holding, as long as the name even remotely makes sense.

Domain names are investments and should be assets, not liabilities. Follow these three easy rules to ensure that you make money with domains.

How I turned a website with little traffic and no profit into a $10 a day profit machine, using Wordpress, the right theme, Adwords and Adsense, and quality writing.

I've had good luck selling "proper name" domain names, by which I mean common names like AprilSmith.com, JohnLouis.com, etc. I buy these at auction for the minimum bid (usually around $60), and I've sold some for several hundred dollars.

The domain name Battl.com is up for auction at Sedo. See the auction page here: Battle.com auction page Battl.com gets good traffic on the order of 100 to 200 visitors per month (I just moved it to Sedo a few days ago, so the traffic stats on Sedo don't yet reflect this). The domain name is also profitable.

The domain name BAAE.com is up for auction with the low starting price of $150. BAAE.com is a premium 4-letter domain name (LLLL.com) with a dot com extension. A Google search for BAAE produces 392,000 results.

I have 42 .in domain names that I am offering sale as a portfolio. These are premium generic domains. All of them were just recently renewed for another year. All serious offers will be considered. Please make an offer if you are interested. The domains are: labcoats.in synagogue.in inspect.in evalue.in footdoctor.in beachhotel.in notarization.in e...

In a stunner of a development, Snapnames has discovered that one of their employees has been secretly bidding on domain names for the last four years. The employee set up a Snapnames account under a fake name and bid on domain names. The company says in their press release that this affected "approximately five percent of total SnapNames auctions s...

VenezuelaReport.com?is a magazine-style blog about life in Venezuela. It's an attractive website built on an obviously good domain name, and I'm offering it for sale for only $2,500. The site utilizes WordPress for easy updating, and is upgraded to the latest release. I've written original articles for the website over the last several months, and...

I've been working on building a membership base for my Hapkido website,?http://www.HapkidoNet.com. Hapkido is a Korean martial art that is a mix of hard and soft, with joint locks and circular movements, but also hard strikes. It's got high Google rankings for "Hapkido network" and "Hapkido forum", but so far I've had trouble building a...

Happy new year and may this year bring you continued health, increased wealth and blessings in all areas of your lives. I read recently on TheConceptualist.com that Bido.com domain name auctions will be returning soon. I will definitely have to submit some of my better domain names for inclusion. The auction of PuntaPacifica.com went reasonably wel...

PuntaPacifica.com is up for auction at Sedo! Punta Pacifica ("Pacific Point" in Spanish) is the newest and most expensive neighborhood in Panama City, Panama. This is an excellent geo domain name with tremendous profit potential.

I'm offering five strong domain names for sale at low prices. The domains are: Bilateralism.com - $400. Great price for a one-word dot com! Bilateralism is anything that affects two parties of or groups. It's most often used to describe political relations or treaties between two countries. This would be an excellent domain name for a...

A few months ago I was browsing some of the domains coming up for auction at NameJet and I had the idea to see what sorts of common people's names - I mean the names are common, not the people - might be dropping. I looked at several names and ran Google searches on them,

I had a dream that I wanted to register a domain name for a company that provided round-the-clock network security and emergency response. I walked into a domain registry company owned by Tom Hanks, the actor. In my dream, Tom was a charismatic, well known figure in the domain name industry, kind of like Bob Parsons.

BAAE.com gets good traffic (50 to 70 uniques per month); geographical breakdown so far is 47.3% traffic from North America and 47.5% from Europe. It got a $9.76 click on Sedo the other day. I think that's the highest payout I've ever gotten on a single click. Update 5-8-2008: A $3.23 click yesterday. Not sure what

I've decided to build a social network website focused on the Korean martial art of Hapkido. I have ten good domain names to choose from and I cannot decide. Got any suggestions?

We all go through periods of discouragement and depression. Try these motivational and organizational tools to help you get through rocky periods, and keep moving forward toward your goals.

There are a number of important differences between Namejet and Snapnames, two popular domain drop-catching services. But there's one difference in particular that you need to watch out for. It has to do with the auction process. Namejet.com is, of course, the new domain name drop-catching service that has stolen a lot of business from Snapnames.co...

***** SOLD ***** MaidSolutions.com, an excellent two-word generic in a saturated business market, is at auction right now at Sedo with only a $300 reserve. There's only one day left in the auction. To bid go to MaidSolutions.com and click on the link at lower left that says BUY THIS DOMAIN. Or click here to go directly to

I've been thinking about developing a few of my domain names into social networks, and I've been researching various possible software platforms. I've considered such varied solutions as Drupal, Pligg, a combination of Wordpress and phpBB, and Ning.