Yeah. I guess I ‘m slow to the scene, but I have been looking, searching, whois-ing, querying and buying old sites in the past weeks. The responses are really bad. You get around one reply out of the 20 emails you sent. But well worthed it. I haven’t done any deal now so I couldn’t provide any better information yet.
For those who are slower than me and still wondering what’s the big deal of the old site…
“Screw the Sandbox. Buy an old site” - Jim Boykins
“Google loves seniors” - Patrick Gavin
“Today is the right time to buy old sites” - Aaron Walls
“Some older sites seem to be able to get away with murder in Google’s search results.” - Andy Hagans
Coming up with specific ways to more effectively finding old (and possibly abandoned) sites in future posts. What about your experience on finding and buying old sites?
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Buy Websites 08.15.07 at 2:22 am
I have had some success buying aged domains. I found most of them on sites like dnforum and namepros. I just finished a site to compile listings from all of these sources. You can check out the site at:
http://www.siteviper.com