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Over 5k?! Do you spend $50k/year to keep them?
More.
Ask HN: How many domain names do you own?
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#12About 50. A fair number of them are "defensive" registrations for my sites that are prone to bad actors trying to fool my users, though, eg. primary site is "example.com", and I get "example.com.au", "example.net", "example.org", etc. to prevent others abusing them.
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#13own, literally own? 0
You know what I mean.
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#14Half a dozen - personal site, some projects, and some alternate TLDs for those projects which just redirect.
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#15~65 domains. used only 8
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#17Over 5,000. To this date, there's no good service for managing and marketing large portfolios. If somebody is interested, we can team up - I have some great ideas, extensive experience, and good branding.
i remember the good ol' days of dnforum
Re: Ask HN: How many domain names do you own?
#18About 40, of which I only use a few. It actually got me started on a project: how can I minimize the cost of keeping all of those domains.
After a lot of tinkering I could cut costs with a healthy amount, not sure if it was worth all the time I put into it though, haha ;)
Maybe it will help someone out: https://www.dot.bs/registrar-combinations -> copy-paste a list of your domains, and it will find the cheapest combination of registrars for you
Re: Ask HN: How many domain names do you own?
#19Currently, about a dozen. That's down from a high of two dozen.
All of them resolve to somewhere, but I only really use 6 of them.
Re: Ask HN: How many domain names do you own?
#20Over 5,000. To this date, there's no good service for managing and marketing large portfolios. If somebody is interested, we can team up - I have some great ideas, extensive experience, and good branding.
woah