rlm said:
At the time writing, it still shows a Min 65K offer.
May be you should click on the link to see the listing.
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At the time writing, it still shows a Min 65K offer.
May be you should click on the link to see the listing.
rlm
Bonfire.ca
I saw that page, but that's a minimum offer to start the conversation. There is a choice to put a buy-now price on it too (via the escrow.com option). When everyone was saying the price was $65K, I figured it was a buy now price - see aura.ca for what that looks like.
So yeah, it was my mistake - when it was first noted, they did say min offer.
So yeah, it was my mistake - when it was first noted, they did say min offer.
Bought for resale at that price, yikes.
At least I had a development plan.
At least I had a development plan.
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With a name like diet and a 15K price tag, this isn’t one of those names you just park and wait for offers to come in. That’s wasted opportunity.
If you can spend $15K on a fantastic name such as this, spend a few thousand more and develop it. The opportunities are endless.
If you can spend $15K on a fantastic name such as this, spend a few thousand more and develop it. The opportunities are endless.
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DomainRecap said:
About your whining but it is irrelevant. Glad to hear you've moved on from the .mobi beatdown. Guess it seemed like a good idea at the time.
rlm
Bonfire.ca
I see diet.ca is up now with an $85K USD BIN price ($55K min offer)
rlm said:
I rejected it before TBR and I am not going to chase now.
It has been moved to godaddy
I hope however bought it is not looking for a quick turnaround, if you truly want to see that type of money you have to be prepared for a long hold.
Good luck to the owner.... if you ever need cash you know who to call!
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