Good luck to the buyer of Surpreme.ai (1 Viewing)

If it was actually Supreme.ai, it would have sold for a LOT more than $2K.
 
MapleDots said:
Hehe.... but to be honest, it happened to me once too.
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I have tried to buy domains before that people have owned for over a decade, and only then realized it was typo.

It happened last year on a 2002 reg where the party offered the correct spelling and owned the typo. It was only then they realized.

Brad
 
DomainRecap said:
If it was actually Supreme.ai, it would have sold for a LOT more than $2K.
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I am sure the winning bidder thought they were bidding on the correct spelling.

It's not like there is a big .AI market for crappy typos.

It's the danger of using social proof to pile into auctions that already have bids. You see a bunch of bids, and assume it is a good domain (and the correct spelling).

Brad
 
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DataCube said:
I am sure the winning bidder thought they were bidding on the correct spelling.
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Oh I know and it's like those Lnvestor or Lnternet domains - they always end up selling to illiterates, but at much, much, much lower prices that the real word would.
 
Check out the Surpreme .com site logo.
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Some have money to burn. Check out the recent registrations of Grok domains. 🤦‍♂️
 
silentg said:
Check out the Surpreme .com site logo.
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Some have money to burn. Check out the recent registrations of Grok domains. 🤦‍♂️
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They are begging for a dispute / lawsuit from the famous company.

That logo is way too similar. 🤦‍♂️

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