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Why else would someone pay stupid money like that for a useless 3-word .CA? Promoting gambling is where the easy money is, assuming you...

That's the Catch-22 with the Grape system where every single TBR win goes to auction - if Grape didn't give customers some type or...

Logically, given the scenario and the pattern of bids, it sold to the pre-order high bidder for $5200.

Or not by very many people, as I'm sure eyeballs and domain quality matter in their methodology.

Grape doesn't show who made the initial high pre-order bid, but I would imagine the winners all have some sort of pre-order discount at...

There were 2 bids, $10,100 and $10,200 (starting was $10,000) so it's more than likely the original bidder, so he got it for $5,200. Now...

It's only the initial pre-order that comes with a discount (otherwise, no one would ever bid at Grape) but all subsequent auction bids...

A lot of them sell to end users in the $3K-$7K range, even some of the better letter combos like SI.ca. And at Grape, that $10K initial...

Did anyone get any hassle from the CRA about selling a pile of tax-free domains to Afternic, Atom, Sedo, Spaceship, et al in the US and...

yeah, the weird thing is i get a different story depending on what broker it is. sometimes they try to claim that godaddy is buying the...

So do any of of the main domain marketplaces like Afternic, Atom, Spaceship, Sedo, etc. actually remit the Canadian HST/GST for you...

Or in this case, any even-number percentage ratio from 0/10 to 10/0. This could also help them attract and keep more sellers after the...

It's a smart idea that gives sellers ultimate flexibility for dealing with fees, which is probably why it will never be implemented.

That begs the question of... Why did Spaceship offer 5% if it is an incredibly unreasonable percentage for a domain marketplace...

Along with the obligatory gypsies, tramps and thieves.