TBR Drop - Jul 5, 2023 (1.Viewing)

domains said:
I've missed the last few TBRs, but don't seem to have missed that much!
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It's pretty tough out there when there are like 5-7 viable domains per week and everyone is working overtime to get them.
 
CatchDrop said:
CatchDrop 🚀🚀Auction Reminder

In Auction Ending Today at 5:00 pm EST (21:00 UTC) From Last Week's TBR:
Juliette.ca
MCQ.ca
Exemptions.ca
BikeShop.ca
SmartSite.ca
Ropes.ca
HairClinic.ca
cottagecountrynow.ca
bubs.ca
TechTimes.ca
Firepower.ca
Humid.ca
EcoDrive.ca
Rejuvenating.ca

Happy Bidding
The CatchDrop Team 🚀
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Got two of the ones I was looking for but the 3rd escaped me when my phone rang with an important call.

@Campfire got lucky on BikeShop.ca, I had too many tabs open with a call.
 
In case anyone cares.

FRI - $650
KDP - $156

That seems low for KDP, but that's just me.
 
theinvestor said:
I would say those domains went way cheaper than normal. A sign of things to come…
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I think (in addition to the horrible economy + rampant inflation) I know one more reason why. I was talking to some friends in the banking/investment area and apparently the CEBA small business loans issued over the pandemic are turning into a really big deal.

It was great if you played it smart, as paying back $40K of the $60K loan allowed you to keep the other $20K, but as usual, most people just spent it all like drunken sailors. Currently only 13% have paid off the $40K and the government already extended the payment date a year until December 2023.

But apparently the other 87% of loan recipients have no money and are flipping out about the impending $40K due date hitting in less than half a year, not to mention having to pay off the entire $60K if they go into 2024.

Canadian SMBs are trying to get another extension, but the government doesn't seem willing, so that is putting a big damper on any potential expenditures for 2023 and may shut down a pile of companies in 2024.
 
I guess it didn't sell.

I still don't get this system, as there were several bids after the end time and the auction just kept adding 30 minutes.
 
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DomainRecap said:
I think (in addition to the horrible economy + rampant inflation) I know one more reason why. I was talking to some friends in the banking/investment area and apparently the CEBA small business loans issued over the pandemic are turning into a really big deal.
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Well that's not a surprise in the least... That's what happens when your liberal gov't just hands out money... They'll let them off the hook as a way to buy votes come election time.
 
rlm said:
Well that's not a surprise in the least... That's what happens when your liberal gov't just hands out money... They'll let them off the hook as a way to buy votes come election time.
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Then the Libs better send everyone who paid their loans off back the $40K.
 
DomainRecap said:
Then the Libs better send everyone who paid their loans off back the $40K.
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No, that won't happen either. Just like the dems in the US, buying votes with the student loan forgiveness bullshit.

I can see the value in a gov't guaranteeing student loans at a low rate, but forgiving loans only to those who refuse to pay? no way. If that's the case, then they should be required to pay back their debts then in exchange for military service or something similar. I'm sure many of those people refusing to pay their loans could pay them off with some sort of fiscal responsibility - they just don't want to give up their lifestyle to do it.
 
rlm said:
No, that won't happen either. Just like the dems in the US, buying votes with the student loan forgiveness bullshit.
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But didn't the Supreme Court block that?
 
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