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STILL THINK FUTURE TREND DOMAINS ARE A GAMBLE… START BETTING

Yes, we FT domainers have all heard the naysayers, for years, making fun of us for “investing in the future.”   Which is what smart investors do…

I’m giving all my readers a huge tip, I know our company will lose powerful domains from the future trends by posting this blog, but we already own so many of the best, we can’t focus on the speed of growth of this market. It’s exploding… it’s fantastic, it’s exciting.

So for our TIP OF THE MONTH, we’re glad to show you just one of many new articles that will start appearing all year long…. and those articles will provide you with some killer premium domains for FUTURE TRENDS.

Cheers, mates!

 

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SOME DOMAINS ARE BETTER THAN MOST, AND ARE PRICED RIGHT! FUTURE TRENDS…

Most any active domain investor regularly gets those emails from the “big names” of the domain industry, all of them offering up great domain sales. I get a lot. I like seeing how people price out their domains, and where they try to sell them. There are domain auctions, BIN listings, Faux auction listings, and simply “Big Deals” emails that tout the “best buys” of the week or month.

Have you ever wondered if the list of domains they’re trying to sell you are their clients’ domains, or their own? How can you tell, especially with privacy whois on a lot of their domains?

Well, Successclick believes in promoting their FTN member’s domains, if they’re Premium, and if the sale price is a “lure” to focus buyers’ attention on the fact that these domains will be selling at 10 – 20 times the amounts listed below, in as short as 2-3 years.  Remember the time when some old-timer domain “gurus” were saying that future trend domains were worthless? Those were uneducated comments, because since that time, more than 200 FT domains have been sold for 4-5 figures. Successclick has sold five in the last 90 days in this range without promoting them.  Those domains could be listed easily on DNJournal’s weekly domain sales, except all sales were private. We know from our 350+ members who regularly visit our blog, that many have sold several domains in that same price range. That’s in the last year. This year, expect prices to go up considerably

Successclick likes to feature great domains selling cheap from time to time: For today’s post, we’re featuring several domains we feel are some of the best on the market, especially if you are into future trend domains, or current trending products and services in a dotcom domain keyword. In that respect, we do have a client that has several domains we’d like to offer up to smart investors. A “smart” investor is someone who can see that a domain word or phrase is already, or most likely will become, a major generic brand. Check out a proven hot topic category, “graphene”, in the below excellent domains at unreal prices:

- GrapheneIntegratedCircuit.com — this is what the future is all about in electronic technology, and more.  Don’t miss this and regret it!  $1,000.
– GrapheneChargers.com – Super Future Trend domain, as “graphene” will be the main source of electronics by 2016. Super sale, $1000
– GrapheneFishingRod(s).com – Yes, super strong material being considered by fishing rod manufacturers!  $1,200 for plural and singular, or $800 each.
– AutographedPrints.com – $250
– RXAD.COM + .NET + .ORG – All three, $5,000.  Ask about breaking up the set prices…
– StockPhotoImages.com – $300

These domains are some of the best for the price and potential for buildout, or end user resale. To purchase them, simply email us with the domains you want and say “SOLD”.

When we go to broker domains, we try to discourage anyone from selling their “future trend” (FT) domains right now, or at least contact us first to ask if the price the buyer is offering is correct.  We can’t tell you how many five and six figure FT domains that have sold in the last year for four figures. We know, because we sold a few ourselves at four and five figures just so we could establish a connection with the buyer.

Do your homework if you want to be a smart domain investor and you’re asking, “what do these strange-sounding domains mean?” Money, that’s the answer in spades.

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REJOICE 3D DOMAIN BUYERS! 3D IS “DEAD”!

According to a post to one of Successclick’s articles on 3D last year, someone posted a link to our article stating that “It’s official: 3D is dead” and more. CES influenced the “well-informed writer” on a supposed “tech” website (where brilliance in brand marketing proceeds them by putting the word “the” in their domain) that 3D was dead because of the dearth of any 3D promotions by the major TV manufacturers at CES in early January 2013.

This type of “journalism” is actually very welcome to all 3D Future Domain buyers, because now, anyone who isn’t educated on the wide field of 3D technology, will think 3D domains are worthless. Get your wallets out, FT domainers.

It might take another year or so to blow that misconception out of the water, but what a great opportunity for FT domainers to pick up dropping 3D domains by domain investors who don’t do their homework.

I probably don’t have to say much here, and probably shouldn’t, because I don’t want too give away the secret to people who don’t already KNOW that 3D is already well-established in so many sectors of entertainment, fabrication, design, etc etc.

So here’s the link to the story, thanks to a reader of Successclick.  Wipe that smirk off your face and be glad that the idiots are still in denial, (wait, is that an oxymoron? Idiots and “being in denial”?)

Cheers mates!

 

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ANOTHER YOUNG INTERNET/TECH GENIUS DEAD BY “SUICIDE”

We are sad to announce that Aaron Swartz, who started RSS at 14 and was co-founder of Reddit, was found dead in his Brooklyn Apartment.  Under legal harassment by SOPA and Massachusetts justice system for his longtime advocacy for free information, Swartz was allegedly overcome by the weight of criminal sanctions pushed on him by the MDOJ.

Coincidentally, our blog’s previous curiosity was piqued when Phillip Streich, a young scientist who developed applications for graphene, was also found dead after returning home from New York last year. Still haven’t found cause of death of Streich published anywhere in the news online. (If anyone finds any story where the cause of Streich’s death is mentioned, please post it here. Thanks).

We hope this isn’t becoming a pattern where young programmers and tech prodigies don’t start dying of “suicide” related incidents, where one thing they have in common is a strong advocacy for fairness, justice, and helping the common man.  Story here, comments welcome on this blog.  Anonymity guaranteed within legality.

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A YOUNG HARVARD SCIENTIST, FAMOUS “FUTURE TREND” DOMAIN BUYER, DIES MYSTERIOUSLY

UPDATED 12/10/12

I am very sad to announce to my Future Trend Network™ (FTN) members and FT domainers (and all domainers who are fans of FT domains) that the young scientist Philip Streich, who formed the company “GrapheneSolutions.com”, a domain that Successclick.com created and sold to them, along with a barter of backlinks in perpetuity to their website, is dead.

Philip and close partner and college professor, Dr. James Hamilton, of the Univ of Wisconsin – Platteville) discovered a major technological breakthrough in nanotechnology that won awards at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (nicknamed the “baby Nobel” in 2007,  and other major science awards. Professor Hamilton’s young protege, although in 2009 at Harvard, was found dead on his parent’s farm this October 2012. Here’s an article from the Harvard Crimson Newspaper: “He (Philip ) started the  nanotechnology firm Graphene Solutions as a teenager, before coming to Harvard, and was the founder and CEO of clean energy company Streich Solar Industries.

In 2007, when Philip Streich was only 16, he won among the top honors at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair beating 1,500 other high school students participating. From the Albuquerque Journal below (dated May 19. 2007):

Confetti exploded over the Tingley Coliseum stage as Jack Li, Philip Streich and Dmitry Vaintrob stepped to the stage to be honored as the best of the best among more than 1,500 of the world’s top high-school age researchers who gathered this week in Albuquerque for the world’s largest science fair. 

“This is just the most exciting thing in the world,” said Streich, the 16-year-old home-schooled student from Platteville, Wis., as reporters surrounded him on stage. 

Streich made a breakthrough in the search for strong and lightweight new materials made of carbon nanotubes. As he patiently answered reporters’ questions, a group of his Wisconsin science fair friends waited politely on stage, taking cell phone pictures and smiling. When the reporters were done, they mobbed Streich like the world champion that he is.

He was so smart, that in the Wisconsin State Journal newspaper, they ran the tag “People call Philip Streich — brilliant.” The local news stated that those around Philip Streich said this was a guy dedicated to “saving the world.”  Oddly, anyone into conspiracy theories would say, “perfect target.” Streich won $100,000 in scholarship money. He then won another $50,000 for a nanotech startup, Graphene Solutions, (GrapheneSolutions.com) in the 2008 Governor’s Business Plan Contest.

So how did he die so young? The first 10 articles after his death didn’t even say how he died. No discussion at all. To all who worked with him, knew him, and were his friends, it was apparent that Streich had “something” about his ability to think and gather believers that would lead them to lead, discover, and be the next Tesla or Edison for America.

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