http://www.mostexpensivedomainsold.com/blog/i-just-became-a-reseller-with-makemoneysellingdomainnames-to-resell-web-hosting-and-domain-names/ Most Expensive Domain Sold Mon, 13 Sep 2010 18:38:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.mostexpensivedomainsold.com/blog/i-just-became-a-reseller-with-makemoneysellingdomainnames-to-resell-web-hosting-and-domain-names/comment-page-1/#comment-213 Mark Welch Thu, 09 Jul 2009 05:13:34 +0000 http://www.mostexpensivedomainsold.com/blog/i-just-became-a-reseller-with-makemoneysellingdomainnames-to-resell-web-hosting-and-domain-names/#comment-213 I think you're wrong when you write, "I was wondering why a lot of webmasters and IT people aren't in the reseller business." In fact, an awful lot of people, including webmasters, IT professionals, and others, are in the hosting and domain reselling business. There are certainly at least "tens of thousands," and possibly many hundreds of thousands of "web-hosting" businesses out there, most run by people who also do web development work. Some professionals do this "surreptitiously," creating an apparently-separate company which they use to register and host client sites. Many do it openly, telling their clients that they own the hosting or registration company. Those professionals who do NOT resell web-hosting or domain-registration services frequently believe that their sole charge should be based on their time, not on reselling services at potentially inflated prices. In addition, some professionals choose not to resell anything other than their own services, because they recognize that over time, the level of service at most hosting and registration companies can change. Over the past 12 years, I've hosted my own and clients' web sites on several dozen different servers (including dedicated servers, colocated servers, and many shared servers), and registered domains with many different registrars. Recently, I consolidated all my registrations to a single registrar, and I also consolidated all hosting to a single provider, but it's likely that I'll move some or all of this within 12 months. I think you’re wrong when you write, “I was wondering why a lot of webmasters and IT people aren’t in the reseller business.”
In fact, an awful lot of people, including webmasters, IT professionals, and others, are in the hosting and domain reselling business. There are certainly at least “tens of thousands,” and possibly many hundreds of thousands of “web-hosting” businesses out there, most run by people who also do web development work.
Some professionals do this “surreptitiously,” creating an apparently-separate company which they use to register and host client sites. Many do it openly, telling their clients that they own the hosting or registration company.
Those professionals who do NOT resell web-hosting or domain-registration services frequently believe that their sole charge should be based on their time, not on reselling services at potentially inflated prices.
In addition, some professionals choose not to resell anything other than their own services, because they recognize that over time, the level of service at most hosting and registration companies can change.
Over the past 12 years, I’ve hosted my own and clients’ web sites on several dozen different servers (including dedicated servers, colocated servers, and many shared servers), and registered domains with many different registrars. Recently, I consolidated all my registrations to a single registrar, and I also consolidated all hosting to a single provider, but it’s likely that I’ll move some or all of this within 12 months.

]]> http://www.mostexpensivedomainsold.com/blog/i-just-became-a-reseller-with-makemoneysellingdomainnames-to-resell-web-hosting-and-domain-names/comment-page-1/#comment-214 BlogLipi Thu, 09 Jul 2009 05:13:34 +0000 http://www.mostexpensivedomainsold.com/blog/i-just-became-a-reseller-with-makemoneysellingdomainnames-to-resell-web-hosting-and-domain-names/#comment-214 Well, there are many other ways that people make money online. Yes, being a reseller is one good way, but it doesn't really make you much money and is not a constant source of income. Instead, others are finding ways to make money online (like I do) through their own websites or other money-making services. You can check out the resources below to if you are interested. They can make you a serious amount of money, but some people just don't do it because they don't believe it's legit. Trust me. They are and can make you hundreds (even thousands) of $$$ EVERY DAY. You just need to learn how, which is what the reports will teach you. Well, there are many other ways that people make money online. Yes, being a reseller is one good way, but it doesn’t really make you much money and is not a constant source of income. Instead, others are finding ways to make money online (like I do) through their own websites or other money-making services.
You can check out the resources below to if you are interested. They can make you a serious amount of money, but some people just don’t do it because they don’t believe it’s legit. Trust me. They are and can make you hundreds (even thousands) of $$$ EVERY DAY. You just need to learn how, which is what the reports will teach you.

]]> http://www.mostexpensivedomainsold.com/blog/i-just-became-a-reseller-with-makemoneysellingdomainnames-to-resell-web-hosting-and-domain-names/comment-page-1/#comment-215 OnlineTi Thu, 09 Jul 2009 05:13:34 +0000 http://www.mostexpensivedomainsold.com/blog/i-just-became-a-reseller-with-makemoneysellingdomainnames-to-resell-web-hosting-and-domain-names/#comment-215 price is playing a small role when buying domain names and hosting because one hour work for IT professional in US is equal to hosting + domain name for two years in any of the big companies like godaddy, 1and1, etc. price is playing a small role when buying domain names and hosting because one hour work for IT professional in US is equal to hosting + domain name for two years in any of the big companies like godaddy, 1and1, etc.

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