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A question to all the members.


Is there a domain in your possession that you think could be the first million dollar .ca domain sale?

If so could you share the domain and the reasoning thereof?


I recently made a topic explaining why I consider one of my domains to be worth a million.
Not only did I say why I thought it was worth a million but I actually listed it at that.

You can see the domain at Pure.ca

PS. It is also the domain I get the most inquiries on, probably 2-3 per week and I pointed the domain to a million dollar lander to stop all the I am poor or a student inquiries.


What do you have that you think could carry a similar million dollar valuation?
 
I think anyone who has a generic 'one word' domain that might match a .com of a big worldwide corporation (today, or in the future as many good .com's are still not developed) would have a chance at a million dollar sale, especially if that company also operates in Canada. An example would be if someone still owned apple.ca, it would likely be very valuable to a certain tech company, but it's a generic word with a lot of potential uses. Side story, I think around when Twitter just started I was able to register twitter.ca but didn't because I didn't realize it was a dictionary word, for the life of me I don't know why. My recollection a bit fuzzy but I do think it was available. This is back in 2007, you could also get almost any Twitter username you wanted, it was still pretty small and I got ones like @toronto - kind of felt like a domain landrush but I only got a few because I thought it would attract too much attention, and you needed a separate email to get each username. Needless to say twitter usernames can be quite sought after these days.

One of the great things I've always thought about domains is that a word or term you register can always become very valuable in the future with some fateful turn of events.
 
Negotiations on pure just ended with the final offer at 219k

The offer was made by food company that is getting more and more into organics.

They said that was their last and final offer and I simply responded that it might be their final offer but is definitely is not THE final offer on pure.ca.

Like I said back in January, it is my most requested domain and will not change hands for under one million.
 

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