TBR Drop - Apr 19, 2023 (2.Viewing)

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Right, I just wanted to give you folks that extra year to raise the $$. Fixed. -Tom
 
so, anyone want to speculate on a closing price for name?

Only if you're going to tell us your high bid.

I was thinking of trying to buy it for a side-business and I was going to toss out $3K for it and see what happened, but after further research, I have since reversed my position on this hot potato... so maybe $4K? $5K?

Surely not more, as you could easily lose your investment in a NY minute.
 
Well, I just went ofer at the WHC auctions, so it's been a very cheap week - there just wasn't anything on WHC that warranted those prices so I have to stick to my guns and move on.
 
Only if you're going to tell us your high bid.

I was thinking of trying to buy it for a side-business and I was going to toss out $3K for it and see what happened, but after further research, I have since reversed my position on this hot potato... so maybe $4K? $5K?

Surely not more, as you could easily lose your investment in a NY minute.

Well since you've mentioned you're out on multiple occasions, I'd figure you'd and anyone not seriously interested in it might chime in.

I don't really expect the serious bidders to chime in here (and no, I haven't decided how far to go yet either) but it should be serious fun for the peanut gallery. And yes, I'm counting myself into the peanut gallery even though I do plan to participate. I'm just thinking my max bid will ultimately be woefully irrelevant.

I think there'd be plenty of very happy buyers for just $5K. Would be good for a portfolio site, public marketplace, a forum, or a registrar, brand consultancy, brokers, etc.... And in this case, we're not just reselling it, we're end users. And its not just us investors, there are plenty of service reps on here from registrars, marketplaces, brokers, etc.. Imagine if GoDaddy decided to bid on it. I can't compete with that, so as much as I'd like to hope I'll walk away with this domain next week, I'm convinced much bigger players will be involved. I've already mentally counted myself out of the running to be perfectly honest. This could easily float down the river like canoe did and go beyond my comfort zone. And I think it could be a nice sale for .CA in general. And if I'm wrong, I'd be very happy with that too. Kinda like going to Vegas and betting against your own sports team, haha, you've got some reason to be happy with either outcome.
 
I don't really expect the serious bidders to chime in here (and no, I haven't decided how far to go yet either) but it should be serious fun for the peanut gallery. And yes, I'm counting myself into the peanut gallery even though I do plan to participate. I'm just thinking my max bid will ultimately be woefully irrelevant.

I think there'd be plenty of very happy buyers for just $5K. Would be good for a portfolio site, public marketplace, a forum, or a registrar, brand consultancy, brokers, etc.... And in this case, we're not just reselling it, we're end users. And its not just us investors, there are plenty of service reps on here from registrars, marketplaces, brokers, etc.. Imagine if GoDaddy decided to bid on it. I can't compete with that, so as much as I'd like to hope I'll walk away with this domain next week, I'm convinced much bigger players will be involved. I've already mentally counted myself out of the running to be perfectly honest. This could easily float down the river like canoe did and go beyond my comfort zone. And I think it could be a nice sale for .CA in general. And if I'm wrong, I'd be very happy with that too. Kinda like going to Vegas and betting against your own sports team, haha, you've got some reason to be happy with either outcome.

I will chime in once BM's auction has concluded, I have my own history with similar domains and I will explain my views later out of respect for the auction process.
 
Kinda like going to Vegas and betting against your own sports team, haha, you've got some reason to be happy with either outcome.

With how deeply organized gambling has their claws in sports, Leaf fans should figure this out one day and bet heavy on the opponent. They might lose money, but they might also win a Stanley Cup.
 
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All for it!!

You ever see the line for the Leafs in the playoffs? It's usually 70-80% for the Leafs to win the series (and not even counting all the future bets for the next rounds, Conference and Stanley Cup Finals, etc.)... then they get eliminated in the first round (while everyone complains about the (cough) "missed calls") and the gambling industry makes millions.

Coincidence?
 

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