Lately, I have invested in virtual reality domains that were registered by me. I have over 50 domains, some of which are аdult-oriented, and I believe many of them have potential, although I could be mistaken. They all consist of easily readable and pronounceable abbreviations and keywords, and none of them are too long or difficult to understand.

I admit that I lack the necessary experience to make a quick sale, but I understand that this is not the main goal of domain investing. I am interested in selling a few to refresh my portfolio.

If you're an experienced broker or investor who is interested in a reasonably priced asset that is suitable for the upcoming 'VR' market, please contact me. If there is a name that would benefit both of us, I am willing to negotiate on price.

I've come across many people on this site who overvalue their names, even though they don't appear to be that great, so I don't want to fall into the same trap. If you have any advice for me, it would be greatly appreciated.

I have been involved in the VR industry for several years, and I have owned PXVR.com for over a decade. I have also sold many other VR domain names. Before you purchase any more domain names, I strongly recommend that you read extensively on this forum to expand your knowledge.

In any case, it's better to use your resources to purchase one really good domain name rather than a bunch of mediocre ones. In all likelihood, this approach will yield greater returns on your investment over time.

With regard to аdult-oriented domain names, it's generally difficult to sell them and tends to take a very long time. However, developing these domain names is crucial for truly succeeding on the web.

The term "domain registrar broker" may seem complex, but it simply refers to the registrar's employees who can reach out to the domain owner on your behalf to inquire about the price. This request will not impact the price in any way.

Another strategy is to state that you represent a client who is interested in purchasing the domain name. Set a budget upfront and try to negotiate for an acceptable price.