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Rod Atkinson posted a "looking for Russian speaker" on NamePros and built a friendship with another member who helped with a domain name purchase. Later, that friendship paid major dividends when he came across another interesting domain name. Learn how Atkinson purchased a major insurance domain name in Russian for only $711 that turned into a $62,000 sale through an Efty for-sale landing page inquiry. And hear how Atkinson responded to the buyer's "strong-hand" negotiation tactics that ultimately led to the successful and very profitable sale.

Whenever I hear of domain names being stolen, I reach out to the investor to express my support and to determine if they figured out how it was stolen. Because with that knowledge, you can prevent a theft the next time. But each time I reach out, I'm disappointed to learn that they have no idea how it was stolen...until today. We're going to learn exactly how the KZRA.com domain name was stolen – because the hacker told the owners how he did it – and what you can do to protect your domain names.

What do successful domain name investors think when they value domain names? In this show: We learn what the Sherpas bought or sold recently: Entitle.com, TX.io, IndianaBrick.com An investor's portfolio is appraised: XMAS.io, UberX.com, OffshoreIBC.com... Get your bids in soon for GameFan.com, SkyHub.com, XEnergy.com... Plus, much more! We're joined by Andrew Rosener, Mike Carson and Shane Cultra.

2nd Quarter 2017 Report: Liquid domain names are the types of domains that are actively traded in the domain name industry. Would you like to learn more about investing in liquid domains? Every quarter Ivan Rasskazov and Giuseppe Graziano put together a "state of the market" industry report. Get the insights directly from those who wrote the report.

Richard Dynas did his research and purchased a domain name for 40 percent of what he thought was a realistic retail sales price. But after a couple of failed attempts to sell the domain name, he focused his energy on outbound marketing, and – with a little bit of luck – he found the "highest and best use case" business for his domain name. By focusing on outbound marketing, Dynas maximized his return: a cool $146,000 on a $4,000 investment.

What do successful domain name investors think when they value domain names? In this show: We learn what the Sherpas bought or sold recently: Vape.io, ScreenSaver.com, Etherium2.com An investor's portfolio is appraised: SelfDriving.com, DriverlessCar.com, AutonomousCar.com...... Get your bids in soon for FlyPaper.com, BrainPlug.com, SnapTrap.com... Plus, much more! We're joined by Ammar Kubba, Frank Schilling and Shane Cultra.

What do successful domain name investors think when they value domain names? In this show: We discuss the recent shill bidding situation at NameJet, and whether it's a safe place to buy and sell domain names We learn what the Sherpas bought or sold recently: POVG.com, EasyAngle.com, Uncomfortable.com An investor's portfolio is appraised and some tough love (and great constructive advice) is given... Get your bids in soon for SoundTech.com, Starcross.com, VapeGuide.com... Plus, much more! We're joined by Adam Strong, Ali Zandi and Shane Cultra.

Today's show features an investor who was less than a year into investing when he picked up a killer keyword that perfectly matched the .io TLD. And he knew it because the offers came in fast during his first few months of ownership. Listen in as he shares the entire process he went through to flip the name – from buying, to offering for sale, to fielding offers, to negotiating and closing the sale.

What do successful domain name investors think when they value domain names? In this show: We learn what the Sherpas bought or sold recently: UIQ.com, KidsApprove.com, DustPan.com An investor's portfolio is appraised: Ocho.ca, Investigations.in, WomanWoman.com... Get your bids in soon for Housecall.com, FreshCuts.com, SkyStream.com... Plus, much more! We're joined by Andrew Rosener, Josh Eisenhower and Shane Cultra.

If you think like your customers think and price them within their budget, then you're more likely to be more successful in domain name investing. That's how today's investor turned a $69 SnapNames purchase into a $14,488 buy-it-now sale in three months. Listen into this