Comments on: Domain Tasting for the Little Guy http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/ Making Money With Domain Names Thu, 12 Apr 2012 06:39:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Cam http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/comment-page-1/#comment-2983 Cam Thu, 24 Sep 2009 20:03:23 +0000 http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/#comment-2983 Hello, I wanted to know whatever happened to tasting genie? have they disappeared? I lost over $500 with them. I had deposited that amount to taste domains and then all of a sudden they are gone and I have to way to get my money back and I have tried looking but cant find any contact with them. They have not replied my emails and I never registered a single domain only deposited funds through google checkout. Can you help me get this money back? Thanks Cam Hello,
I wanted to know whatever happened to tasting genie?
have they disappeared? I lost over $500 with them.
I had deposited that amount to taste domains and then
all of a sudden they are gone and I have to way to
get my money back and I have tried looking but cant
find any contact with them. They have not replied my emails and I never registered a single domain only
deposited funds through google checkout. Can you help me
get this money back?

Thanks

Cam

]]> By: Dave http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/comment-page-1/#comment-1225 Dave Thu, 30 Oct 2008 11:04:53 +0000 http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/#comment-1225 I apologize for hijacking the comments, I didn't mean to. I did receive support from them, they were out celebrating Diwali. The service is actually pretty good once you get familiar with it. I never did domain tasting and learning it was the problem, not tastinggenie. Thanks again for the link. I apologize for hijacking the comments, I didn’t mean to. I did receive support from them, they were out celebrating Diwali. The service is actually pretty good once you get familiar with it. I never did domain tasting and learning it was the problem, not tastinggenie. Thanks again for the link.

]]> By: Dave http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/comment-page-1/#comment-1220 Dave Wed, 29 Oct 2008 17:20:05 +0000 http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/#comment-1220 One problem with the tastinggenie.com site. There's no tech support that will respond (at least for the past 48 hours). Once you keep a domain, they say it is registered with domaingenies.com. Once logged in, it's not in your account. Anyone had any luck with it? One problem with the tastinggenie.com site. There’s no tech support that will respond (at least for the past 48 hours).

Once you keep a domain, they say it is registered with domaingenies.com. Once logged in, it’s not in your account. Anyone had any luck with it?

]]> By: Dave http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/comment-page-1/#comment-1207 Dave Mon, 27 Oct 2008 15:05:42 +0000 http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/#comment-1207 Thanks for the tastinggenie site. I'm a microplayer in this and view picking up a domain like a scratch off ticket. Just a fun game. I like ebay - it's like domain trading for kids. This sounds fun for a minimum of only $50. Cheap hobby. Thanks for the tastinggenie site. I’m a microplayer in this and view picking up a domain like a scratch off ticket. Just a fun game. I like ebay – it’s like domain trading for kids. This sounds fun for a minimum of only $50. Cheap hobby.

]]> By: Eric Werner http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/comment-page-1/#comment-584 Eric Werner Sun, 22 Jun 2008 22:53:17 +0000 http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/#comment-584 <p>Well please forgive the fact that we are just entering the world of domaining, and this question will surely expose that.</p> <p>What do you do to taste a domain. My impulse would be that by tasting it you get to see how much direct traffic it gets without you putting a site there.. Is that the whole idea or is there more to it?</p> <p>Thanks<br /> e</p> <p> <b>***REPLY FROM DOMAINERPRO***</b> <p> Yes, that's right. Upon registering the domain you immediately change the DNS settings, usually to park the domain with a parking service that you have a membership with, such as Sedo.com or DomainSponsor.com. Immediately you will begin to see what sort of traffic it's getting and the earning potential. Well please forgive the fact that we are just entering the world of domaining, and this question will surely expose that.

What do you do to taste a domain. My impulse would be that by tasting it you get to see how much direct traffic it gets without you putting a site there.. Is that the whole idea or is there more to it?

Thanks
e

***REPLY FROM DOMAINERPRO***

Yes, that’s right. Upon registering the domain you immediately change the DNS settings, usually to park the domain with a parking service that you have a membership with, such as Sedo.com or DomainSponsor.com. Immediately you will begin to see what sort of traffic it’s getting and the earning potential.

]]> By: Zulu http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/comment-page-1/#comment-387 Zulu Tue, 05 Feb 2008 08:28:13 +0000 http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/#comment-387 Btw : tasting genie does not require you to have a domainsponsor account.They just recommend DS. You can use any parking provider.You just need to provide the nameservers of your parking provider in your tasting account settings. Btw : tasting genie does not require you to have a domainsponsor account.They just recommend DS.
You can use any parking provider.You just need to provide the nameservers of your parking provider in your tasting account settings.

]]> By: Bob http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/comment-page-1/#comment-379 Bob Wed, 30 Jan 2008 03:14:48 +0000 http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/#comment-379 Domain tasting is officially dead read all about next week. The 5 day grace period was being abused by greedy domain tasters. Domain tasting is officially dead read all about next week. The 5 day grace period was being abused by greedy domain tasters.

]]> By: 2w http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/comment-page-1/#comment-356 2w Fri, 25 Jan 2008 09:12:08 +0000 http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/#comment-356 hi greeting , kung hey fat choi gong xi fa chai ;;--^), could any 1 please tell me where to locate out 'the automated scripts and sneaky tactics ? cheers ThANKye hi greeting ,
kung hey fat choi
gong xi fa chai ;;–^),

could any 1 please tell me
where to locate out ‘the
automated scripts
and sneaky tactics
?

cheers ThANKye

]]> By: Jay http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/comment-page-1/#comment-355 Jay Fri, 25 Jan 2008 01:44:10 +0000 http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/#comment-355 Anybody have any luck with any other tasting services? There has to more out there than genie and dynabot. I have been considering both. I just wish dynabot had the auto drop feature that genie has... Anybody have any luck with any other tasting services? There has to more out there than genie and dynabot. I have been considering both. I just wish dynabot had the auto drop feature that genie has…

]]> By: inna http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/comment-page-1/#comment-352 inna Mon, 21 Jan 2008 23:22:25 +0000 http://domainerpro.com/domain-tasting-for-the-little-guy/#comment-352 The topical article! Thanks for the available info. But in my opinion the testing of domains in this way is very over-priced. Thanks. The topical article!
Thanks for the available info.
But in my opinion the testing of domains in this way is very over-priced.
Thanks.

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