| If you define "best" as "cheapest" then the cheapest | | | | fire-sale prices. |
| prices for domain names on the web is bound to be | | | | Price, of course is the principal reason to buy a |
| the monster auction house, eBay. You can | | | | domain on eBay. But be careful. Many domainers try |
| sometimes find dot-infos there for a penny and | | | | until the last minute to sell their domain to higher |
| dot-coms, nets and orgs for less than a dollar. The | | | | bidders at different auction houses that specialize in |
| selection may be limited, the registration period | | | | domains. The domain you buy for nearly nothing on |
| remaining far less than a year, and your chances of | | | | eBay might be worth exactly that because it is fated |
| finding the name you really need slight, but if price is | | | | to expire within days of your purchase and you will |
| the only determinate, by all means go to eBay. | | | | find yourself having to come up with the price of |
| Buying a domain on eBay will almost certainly require | | | | another year's registration before you can get any |
| a PayPal account and most of the buying and selling | | | | use out of your new domain. |
| on eBay is done by domainers. Domainers being | | | | For non-domainers buying cheap domains on eBay |
| those folks who, like land developers buying | | | | can be profitable, entertaining and educational. Keep in |
| undeveloped land, buy domains hoping to someday | | | | mind, however, that the people you are trading with |
| sell them at a considerable profit to people who want | | | | are just as tight with a dollar as you are and most of |
| to put up websites on them. As you might imagine | | | | them have probably been at it longer. So be careful. |
| they are not selling their best domains at these | | | | |