FAQ


Who are you? What are your references?
We own a portfolio of several thousands of domain names, very diversified in terms of themes, languages and TLDs. We are active both on the primary and the secondary market. Besides our role as domain investors, we are running a web publishing company.


You will probably be interested in my domains, but I highly doubt you can afford them. Do you?
It is often not about the price, but about the value. Reports show that there are only very few domains that sell for millions on the secondary market, so please be realistic when it comes to setting your asking price. We will not respond to harebrained or exagerated proposals.


I also want to invest in domain names. Are you financing such projects?
No. We only invest on our sole behalf and do not act as a business angel.


I am a webmaster. Are you also buying developped websites?
Normally not. Our core business is not website recycling. We seek to bring added value to domains that have a good intrinsic value. If you are looking to sell domains on which there used to be developped websites that you are not actively running anymore, feel free to send us your proposals.


Are you also selling your domains?
If you are interested in one or several domains from our portfolio, feel free to make us an offer through our contact form. However, we are not systematically looking to sell all our virtual assets, and will thus consider all offer on a individual basis.


What is your usual response time?
Please note that we are not a service provider and cannot therfore guarantee any fix response time. However, be assured that we do everything possible to answer all offers and/or inquiries within the best possible time (usually between 48 hours and a week). Don’t be upset if you have not gotten any answer within this time: it simply means we are not interested.


Are you reachable by phone?
No. We love the good sides of working in the Internet and are only available by e-mail. Which of course doesn’t have any bad impact on our availability and reactivity.