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sino.xyz forwards to sino.com
I don't understand why it was priced so high, was it just because the .com was developed?
I don't understand why it was priced so high, was it just because the .com was developed?
That's what I noticed with her sales. .com was either developed or not in use and not listed for sale.
6 figures for brand protection. Companies need to spend this amount or more on .ca domain. So many still using company.com/ca
6 figures for brand protection. Companies need to spend this amount or more on .ca domain. So many still using company.com/ca
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I think many, including myself, have always had "some" doubts about "some" of these sales but maybe that's just driven by envy.
I haven't taken the time to check what happened with all the other big recent sales but the fact this one points to the .com certainly seems to legitimizes this sale... although it's not exactly clear why that particular company would care so much about an .xyz domain. They probably have money to burn and the price may have been peanuts for them to protect their brand, like
@silentg said. I'm guessing companies also paid big bucks for other random extensions, like .biz and whatever, once upon a time.... but not so much anymore...?
I haven't taken the time to check what happened with all the other big recent sales but the fact this one points to the .com certainly seems to legitimizes this sale... although it's not exactly clear why that particular company would care so much about an .xyz domain. They probably have money to burn and the price may have been peanuts for them to protect their brand, like
@silentg said. I'm guessing companies also paid big bucks for other random extensions, like .biz and whatever, once upon a time.... but not so much anymore...?Sponsors who contribute to keep dn.ca free.
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