The Inside Story of One Man's Rise From Low Budget Domain Flipper to Million Dollar Dealmaker

Page Howe showed up at DNForum.com in early 2003 looking to rebound from a .com bust that had decimated his extensive Internet business ventures. Howe was there hoping to climb his way back up the ladder by buying domains, often for under $100, and flipping them for $1,000 or more. Flash forward four years to 2007 and there was Howe standing on top of the world after completing not just one but two seven-figure sales in the same year, Seniors.com for $1.8 million and Guy.com for $1 million. Move ahead to June 2008 and there was Howe again at the GeoDomain Expo auction in Chicago, spending six figures to snap up domains left and right for his rapidly growing geodomain empire.
In four short years Howe has become the poster boy for the amazing things that are possible in this business. This is the previously untold story of how Howe discovered domains and went on to become one of the industry's key players.

Source: Domain Name Journal - The Industry News Magazine at DNJournal.com