TBR Drop - Feb 18, 2026 (28.Viewing)

Stewie said:

Closed at $8309 , crazy and think about it ….could have bought the .com for $695 ,

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MapleDots said:

It's almost 1:15pm and with 45 min to go there is still no bid on nn.ca since the opening.

I think there are probably a few people wondering where these opening bids are actually coming from.

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Brandit said:

Someone needs to do a write up on all the backlink domains, I genuinely want to understand how they are so valuable to someone

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ms23 said:

That's a smart move by a user who understands how the Grape TBR system works, maximizing their advantage on a domain they knew would likely sell high. It's all explained here , along with some examples. If he/she wins the auction say at 11,000 the user's final cost will be $6000 (11000-5000 )

Example 2: You place a pre-order at $300, making you the highest bidder in Stage 1. Stage 2 auction starts at $320. Since no one else participates in Stage 2, you win. You receive a $150 credit (higher of 300 x 0.50 and 300 x 0.20). Your final cost: $150 (300 minus 150)
Example 3: You place a pre-order at $1000. Stage 2 auction starts at $1050 and you win the stage 2 auction at $1500 by competing with other participants. You receive a $500 credit (higher of 1000 x 0.50 and 1500 x 0.20). Your final cost: $1000 (1500 minus 500)

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ms23 said:

That's a smart move by a user who understands how the Grape TBR system works, maximizing their advantage on a domain they knew would likely sell high. It's all explained here , along with some examples. If he/she wins the auction say at 11,000 the user's final cost will be $6000 (11000-5000 )

Example 2: You place a pre-order at $300, making you the highest bidder in Stage 1. Stage 2 auction starts at $320. Since no one else participates in Stage 2, you win. You receive a $150 credit (higher of 300 x 0.50 and 300 x 0.20). Your final cost: $150 (300 minus 150)
Example 3: You place a pre-order at $1000. Stage 2 auction starts at $1050 and you win the stage 2 auction at $1500 by competing with other participants. You receive a $500 credit (higher of 1000 x 0.50 and 1500 x 0.20). Your final cost: $1000 (1500 minus 500)

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theinvestor said:

No, there was a bid. It sold for $10,200.

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theinvestor said:

No, there was a bid. It sold for $10,200.

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MapleDots said:

I saw that and that was my concern, the first visible bid, I was going to as well but I wanted to know how the number got to 10 in pre bids.

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Eby said:

And now over $30,000 + HST.. that would be close to $34,000. Jeeez

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