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Originally Posted by chadglni
Ahahaha you couldn't be more wrong. Webcams have been my main source of income for 5 years now. I know exactly what cam traffic is worth, own many domains myself, and work with multiple people that do the same. And if that isn't enough for you I researched buying the plural version of almost every one of the cam domains he listed above (blowjobcams.com, analcams.com, bdsmcams.com, etc) and even those don't cost that much.
http://www.afternic.com/names.php?s=cam&adult=on for reference. Many have been listed for months on end at the same prices. Go buy them quick oh domain guru! |
A fucking single photograph sold at Sothebys on Tuesday for $2.9 Million. Is any photograph worth that much money? 99.9999999% of the people would say fuck no. To the collector that bought it, it was worth every penny and probably more.
One man's junk is another man's treasure.
I'm sure you know a lot about cam domains and that's good. But there are domain collectors, both individual and corporate, that "collect" domains for their "value". Not your value. Not my value. Their value.
Many have a price is no object mentality just like wealthy fine art collectors because they know how to work the game of domains.
Rick paid $15K for Men.com. I took it up to 7 figures and that off the charts sale re-ignited the fires of the marketplace and the reality of selling domains for millions of dollars.
Wall St. runs on the excitement of perceived values. Perceived values are nothing more than illusions of belief justified by numbers on spreadsheets and made permenant by human emotion and the thrill derived by the prospect of buying something for x with the anticipation of its value becoming y one day.