SOLD Join.ca - $2,500 CAD (Premium) (1.Viewing)

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I still have a lot to learn in terms of .ca name valuation, but this seems like a decent investment price to me.

Would be interested in hearing thoughts from others.
 
join.co sold to join.com for $3,900 USD

2.8k USD converts to about 3.6k CAD



I would list the .ca between 10-15k in my portfolio.

To be honest about it, that one is on my shortlist and I am back and forth on it.
 
I'm waffling on it a lot as well. I like it, but I'm not sure that the existing end users are there to justify the purchase. It makes for a killer brand, but I suppose the use cases aren't as strong for "Join" as they are for a lot of other words that are more commercial in nature.
 
JoeN said:
I still have a lot to learn in terms of .ca name valuation, but this seems like a decent investment price to me.

Would be interested in hearing thoughts from others.
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Did someone mention that names like liquorice and scarce were available at reg fee

On the surface this looks ok but not sustained for a portfolio

Closer to end pricing in my mind

Buy low sell high

Buy high....

Well don’t smoke and buy
 
JoeN said:
I'm waffling on it a lot as well. I like it, but I'm not sure that the existing end users are there to justify the purchase. It makes for a killer brand, but I suppose the use cases aren't as strong for "Join" as they are for a lot of other words that are more commercial in nature.
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You made my point I think

I think this is an end-user price and a real decent buy for an end user but for a speculator I think there are probably better investments elsewhere
 
That's almost $3,600 CAD.

If I saw it in a dnjournal sales report selling for $5,000 or $10,000 US I wouldn't be surprised. Maybe even 15k or 20k. It has obvious end uses to do with memberships or subscriptions, and a short common word that's easy to spell. Always the risk in that it might sell next month, next year, or in ten years.
 
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At a showcase near you: join.ca
 
MapleDots said:
Even smarter when you know how to negotiate with the domain owner :-X
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Congrats. Were the negotiations done through Sedo or is the (former) owner a member here?
 
Great pickup and happy to see you got a nice deal on it. Any plans for it?
 
A new thread Joe, a new thread - always keep them separate.
 
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