How to get aged domains ?

From where people get those age domain ?

 

ebay/sedo/here at DP
you either have to register new and hold for that many years or buy it already aged by someone else

 

I have some aged (registered before 2001) domains, let me know if you are interested.

 

I wonder how people got those domains initially

 

for australian domains, you can visit sites like netfleet.com.au

 

I see many aged domains on GoDaddy's auction site (10+ years) every day. You may want to check there.

 

thanks staci, so this is the main origin ?

 

expireddomains.net has a list of expired domains and if you're a free member you can search through with the "Birth Date" however there are lots of trashy names, it's quite hard to trawl through that list.

 

Go to GoDaddy auctions and use the filter they have. Then set the minimum filter (eg. 8 years) to whatever you want to see domains that are at least that old.

 

Yes, and you will find them in hundreds if not in thousands everyday!

 

You can buy some software to find these aged domains.

 

Pretty much any auctions or websites like this that sell domains? Do your research though. Don't get sandboxed domains

 

Godaddy auctions is propbably your best bet.

 

go to bursadedomenii.ro, here can find and english name domains aged domains

 

Try sedo or name.com. Some of the domains are expensive at sedo.com, and are economical at name.com.

 

Go daddy auctions or expireddomains.net, however it still hard but doable to find a gem out of all the trashy domains out there. I'm guessing way back in the day people were quick to snatch up all the good domains for later use. And now... they sell them for gazillion dollars!

 

once a domain name changes its owner, most indexing scripts reset age parameter to 0. Google worked the same, I don't know if they changed this or not.