Easiest Money You'll Ever Get

[BrianO]

Hmmmm..the idea seems to be nice....i think i should give it a try...Will tell u guys if it works for me too....good to see that other are making a way out from this trick!!

 

[gonzomcribbinz]

lol,i just tried it and it works.i didn't had a time to call them but one short email was enough to explain that they're in deep shit i bought 4 domains 2xlocal,net-one big hotel in the centre of my city and 2xlocal,net of their competitor another huge hotel and redirected domains which i bought under hotel a to hotel b and domains which i bought under hotel b to hotel a so i have two wild boars in one traps they're-hotel a and hotel b of course very interested-so they're already in trap but frankly i don't know how much should i get from them...any ideas? i paid for domains about 30$...
they're and this is way to success- noobs

Good lord, the triple-threat of your atrocious grammar, inability to use paragraphs, and cracked out avatar nearly made my head explode.

 

[fugginguy]

Legolik, Just wanted to see if the sale has taken place and if so, what did you decide to charge each Hotel?

 

[secretbonus]

lol, this method is ridiculous, but I'm sure it works..
As for outsourcing...
Hire one person to find companies in yellow pages, and give you a huge list with phone numbers
Send that list to the 2nd person that you will Hire to set up the websites and send you a list
Send that back to the first person, or to a new person can call the companies and let them know about the website.

You could get entire teams if you have enough niches, just find good keywords in search engines, and repeat for every single result in first page of google.

 

[secretbonus]

Really, outsourcing shouldn't be too hard to be creative enough to figure out that method above. SO maybe you need to do training and everything to have them actually google a list of keywords you buy and to look their company up, but shouldn't be hard.

 

[secretbonus]

Oh, and get torrent of brian tracy on negotiating and others...
First major point is dont name the price, if you must name price, try to offer a price that is just enough to offend them, and be willing to come down, if they hang up come back a month later and say you realize you thought the domain was worth more than it was... Or that you made a mistake and forgot to mention that it was 10 domains all pointing to competitor, not just the one you gave, and that you can sell each domain at 1/10th the original price I offered.
Lol, if I ever get desperate, I'll be sure to remember this...
I have a friend who doesn't have the same conscious as me, who's looking for a job, Maybe I'll just have him do this.

Another way you can outsource to friend is to tell them you have a way to make X per month, and you'd be willing to share with them half if they did the work, and you'd give them X per hour.

 

[jthomas086121]

fyi this can get you in legal hotwater. i had a website that wasn't even pointing to a competitor but a clickbank offer. the site was named closely to a fortune 500 firm (i chose the name without the company in mind). i received an e-mail and a letter through certified mail that in so many words told me to stop using the name or be taken to court. not wanting the headache of fighting for the domain, i took it down. despite having a private WHOIS registration, they were able to find out my personal information and contact me.

i doubt this will happen to most of you trying this, but i thought i'd at least forewarn you.

 

[Grande]

Extortion at its finest lol

 

[gusso]

If I remember correctly, years ago at one time wasn't whitehouse()com or some variation of that domain pointed to a porn affil. People got all bent out of shape because children, searching for information about the White House, were coming to the site

 

[shade]

fyi this can get you in legal hotwater. i had a website that wasn't even pointing to a competitor but a clickbank offer. the site was named closely to a fortune 500 firm (i chose the name without the company in mind). i received an e-mail and a letter through certified mail that in so many words told me to stop using the name or be taken to court. not wanting the headache of fighting for the domain, i took it down. despite having a private WHOIS registration, they were able to find out my personal information and contact me.

i doubt this will happen to most of you trying this, but i thought i'd at least forewarn you.

Wow, you need to learn a little about the internet, and pretty much marketing.

1. I doubt that letter you recieved was even from a law firm. It was pretty some rival webmaster.

2. If the name is generic they have no case. (IE: BestFishBait.com)
Seriously, it's fish bait. Generic as it gets.

3. Who the hell doesn't have their WHOIS on private?

 

[yumeryu3]

Isn't that a little low? Seriously. Why not actually help them take business from their competitor by offering your online marketing knowledge, make hundreds more and outsource the work driving traffic to their site.

 

[bigkhong]

this is a very interesting method. Thanks for sharing.

But I'm wondering if you should consider charging more and offering them other services when you pitched the original service to them...

 

[mercy101]

How tedious! for th amount you mentioned, it's not worth all this effort. And why $50 and not more? $100 will get me thinking.....anyway thanx for the share

 

[BigBlue]

make the domain link to a porno site or a site that
they would not be happy about, but iframe it. So it
will still show the domain name in their search bar.
They will think this is an established porno site online.
Now they are paying you in order to use your negotiating
skills in order to get the porno site to stop. You can pay
a pretty penny for this. Do it on domains where their
company name or personal name is in the domane name.
Then they will feel like they need to protect their image.

Funny idea, thanks for the share. I might give this a try
when I'm feeling desperate and laugh my way to the bank.

 

[kasher9]

This is extremely blackhat, but for all of those doubting it, it probably would work. Social engineering would be the key here.

 

[Total Noob]

WARNING: DO NOT DO BIG COMPANIES, THEY WILL JUST SUE YOU.

They can easily say the only reason you have the website is because it has their well known name, and nothing you can say unless its like apple.com and you are promoting apples. Still they'll probably win.

 

[Alex Brooks]

Then point it to their website and go to their competitor.

If you a pick a over-sauted niche, you'll find loads of competitors, it really won't take long to sell a domain name.

 

[liquidglass]

Here's my spin on the advice.

When you're calling up the company after telling them the other webmaster is hard to deal with ask them what price they'd be comfortable with and what is their highest price. Tell them you'll try to negotiate it to get the lowest price possible but you wanted to know their limits.

By doing this you have the top limit and the bottom limit, so pick a price that they'll agree with and then call, explain the haggling and tell them even though they went higher than the comfortable price you go the other competitor to agree to make the site link to the main business. So they feel they won all over the board.

 

[Bremenhawtster]

WARNING: DO NOT DO BIG COMPANIES, THEY WILL JUST SUE YOU.

They can easily say the only reason you have the website is because it has their well known name, and nothing you can say unless its like apple.com and you are promoting apples. Still they'll probably win.

Haha that's what I was thinking. It might be easy fast money but not worth getting sued even though I don't think most small companies would.

 

[llael]

Just make sure you give the offer to tech-illiterate old money companies and you'll be fine.

You could ask much more than $50 per site.