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DavidM · 2004-04-28, 10:29 AM

If it fails to make money, it is probably best to just let it expire. But money is not everything, if it has traffic - good traffic - that might just be something that you need to work with. If a domain continually pulls over a hundred visits a day or so, it is probably at least borderline worth keeping @ $15/yr or $9/yr. 100 * 365 = 3,650 visits. If it is raw adult traffic, there should be some way to convert that normally. After all, all you need is one signup to break even with the domain cost.

2004-04-28, 10:29 AM	#4
DavidM If something goes wrong at the plant, blame the guy who can't speak English Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Florida Posts: 38	If it fails to make money, it is probably best to just let it expire. But money is not everything, if it has traffic - good traffic - that might just be something that you need to work with. If a domain continually pulls over a hundred visits a day or so, it is probably at least borderline worth keeping @ $15/yr or $9/yr. 100 * 365 = 3,650 visits. If it is raw adult traffic, there should be some way to convert that normally. After all, all you need is one signup to break even with the domain cost.