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Old 04-04-11, 07:36 AM
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Hi everyone, my name is Terrell Miller and I'm from College Station, Texas, USA. I live on a small cattle ranch where I raise Texas Longhorn cattle, develop software for cattle ranchers, invest in domain names, and do occasional online marketing consulting.

Though most of my domains are .coms, I've recently been acquiring .com.aus in my niche (agriculture & equine) after seeing the incredible names at reasonable prices... lots of opportunity.

I've already made several Aussie friends through other domain forums and Facebook and look forward to making many more.
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Old 04-04-11, 07:53 AM
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Hey Terrell,

Great to see you make it here. And you are too modest in describing your very considerable talents.

For other DNT members, I know Terrell has great success in marketing / selling domains to endusers.
That is a skill well worth having imho. In time he might be kind enough to share his "Texan" way of doing things.

In the meantime, as he hasn't done it, I'll give his main sales website a plug.

http://leadingdomains.com/
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Old 04-04-11, 08:19 AM
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welcome terrell, i am a bit confused in you are american how are you buying aussie names ? ......interested to know

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Old 04-04-11, 08:35 AM
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welcome terrell, i am a bit confused in you are american how are you buying aussie names ? ......interested to know

regards

rod
Hey Spacey - under auDA regulations, overseas people / entities are not precluded from owning Aussie domain names.

They just have to qualify i.e. have an ARBN, TM etc. There are a few different ways; but not a lot of people are aware of that.
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Old 04-04-11, 09:24 AM
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Hi Terrell,

Great to see you here and to see someone from the US see value outside of .com!!

How many cattle/domains do you have?
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Old 04-04-11, 11:40 AM
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G'day Terrell great to have someone of your caliber here, have you had much success with your software in AUS?
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Old 04-04-11, 12:34 PM
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welcome terrell, i am a bit confused in you are american how are you buying aussie names ? ......interested to know
Yes, I have an ARBN setup thanks to Ned. I certainly want to make sure that I follow all rules correctly

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Hi Terrell,

Great to see you here and to see someone from the US see value outside of .com!!

How many cattle/domains do you have?
It's tough to hand register .com domains that immediately get type-in traffic but I've done just that with ReiningHorse.com.au and CuttingHorse.com.au. After seeing those results, I've became even further interested in the .au space.

My portfolio is only around 500 domains and about half are agriculture & equine domains. The agriculture & equine are usually for development while the others are for investment. I've developed a blog on CattleManagement.com, e-commerce stores on CattleTags.com and LivestockSupplies.com, lead gen sites on generics like CattleSoftware.com and FarmSoftware.com, and mini-sites for showing my software banners on BeefCattle.com, PaintHorse.com, and ReiningHorse.com.

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G'day Terrell great to have someone of your caliber here, have you had much success with your software in AUS?
Thanks for the warm welcome. I've seen some success in Australia but since I've not yet had developed a full interface with the Australian NLIS, we don't have a lot of marketshare. I've had better luck with my EquineMax horse software though.

With both Australia and New Zealand having mandatory animal id systems, a lot of the great agriculture technology (weigh scales, rfid tags, electric fencing) usually comes out of Aus/NZ instead of the U.S. The cattle tags I sell on CattleTags.com are sold through a U.S. subsidiary of a New Zealand company.
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Old 04-04-11, 04:12 PM
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Welcome Terrell. Good to have you here!
Let me know if you ever need help with anything Down Under.
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Old 04-04-11, 05:58 PM
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Welcome Terrell. Good to have you here!
Let me know if you ever need help with anything Down Under.
Hey Terrell, welcome to the forum mate!

Oz, down under what? :P
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Old 04-04-11, 07:49 PM
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g'day Terrell and welcome

Cheers
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