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What do you use for automated domain quality scoring before buying?

Domain Names by carlos2 29 replies 3.1K views
7 #21

Riga view: I buy dropped domains others reject. Scoring is backwards for me. High spam score means cheap, and cheap means I can clean it. Mailwarm for 30 days, new content, fresh backlinks. Resell at 5x.

Your "trash" is my inventory. No automation needed, just pattern recognition from years of doing it wrong.

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#22
tinaworm said:
Mailwarm for 30 days

This works? I tried recovering a Spamhaus-listed IP once, gave up after 60 days. Domain reputation is softer than IP?

Dubai heat breaks electronics, I run everything remote. No home servers here.

#23
HeadRich said:
Domain reputation is softer than IP?

Much. IPs are hardware-tied, harder to swap. Domains move, age, change hands. Spamhaus domain blocklist has appeal process that actually works. IP blocklist appeal is "wait and hope."

Also: Google does not trust new domains anyway, so a "clean" domain gets same sandbox as my recovered one. Six months either way.

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#24
tinaworm said:
Your "trash" is my inventory

Interesting model. But I need clean domains for client projects, not resale. Reputation transfer is too slow.

Still no XMR scoring provider? Disappointing. Will probably extend my own scripts then.

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#25

Following this thread. Currently manual on everything, want to automate.

#26
carlos2 said:
Will probably extend my own scripts then

Happy to share architecture notes privately. Not the code, not the rubric. But the data source list and rate limit strategies, yes. Zurich to Medellín, we think alike on custody.

DM me.

9 #27

I learned much from this thread. My terminal scripts are enough for my use, but now I understand the bulk problem. Grandchildren want many domains for their games and videos. Maybe I will learn Docker.

#28

All I wanted was to buy one domain for my sister's bakery. This thread is terrifying. Is there a simple answer?

2 #29
Nadia59 said:
Is there a simple answer?

Yes. Buy new, from registry directly, with unique name. No history to check. .mx for Mexico bakery, done.

This thread is for people buying used domains with history. Different problem.

#30
Nadia59 said:
This thread is terrifying

Sorry. For one bakery domain, ignore everything here. Go to your local NIC, register, done.

btrfs said:
DM me

Will do. Thanks.

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