mikesappartment.com just sold for above 30k
 

on pool.com..it's a mispell...what is going on lately with domain prices

Please dont post that...by tonight there will be 10 posts on gfy from idiots trying to sell worthless domains :/

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Omfg... You've GOT to be kidding me.

I feel like it's 1998.

Ha ha Isnt funny:1orglaugh

I sail mikesneighborsapt.com

The value of a domain is what one person is willing to pay for it! All it takes is ONE person to see the value in a domain that others think is ridiculously high.

funny

Surprising

True, I'd like to see how this guy is going to even out the whopping 30k.

I'm shocked.

Excuse the spam, but you started it:1orglaugh

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How do you know it sold for that?

I was looking on the website but didn't see any news...

Terry

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Isn't that a blatant trademark infringement? I'd expect to see a C&D any time.

possible

Yup. What difference does it make to the seller if 99 people laugh at his selling price when that 100th comes along and buys it.

I'll sell intehvip.com, hit me up. Non-serious offers only.:thumbsup

haha you know it.

i wonder how real it is that someone paid 30k for it. if it was worth that they would have just sent the traffic to ND and made more. unless they wouldnt accept it...

I knew it.
It also had high bids on Name Winner.
I was bidding only $400 :Graucho

Oh well, but I think the traffic is as not high as some ppl think.
Overture 2k not always means much traffic.

Nevertheless I've noticed that some ppl pay really ridicolous prices for expiring domains. Mostly PPC SE's owners. They try to get all the names with traffic and pay ridicoloud prices for them. I think lesbin.com, a domain with no more than probably 30 type-ins per day, was backordered through Pool for about $4k.
That makes no sense.
Sure, type-in traffic is great, but paying $4k for 30 uniques daily and for a mispell?!
Wtf, even KRL wouldn't pay that much :warning

BTW, those stupid PPC SE owners, on the one hand, pay the most for the type-in domains, on the other they are in some way destroyign this market and decreasign the domain value.
When someone types-in a domain, he's looking for something particular. If he types in 9 times some domains and gets only similar search pages, with pop up hells, he will next time search for something through Google and that's why the traffic on type-in domains will probably decrease in future.

i am speechless
this is unbelievable

I still don't know how you guys know it sold for 30k.. .could somebody explain that too me?

Also, how would you know it was getting 2000 hits on overture per day?

Terry

I may be wrong but I think that you also got a misspell domain name.
Why don't you contact the guys who bought mikesappartment.com and ask them if they want to buy it?
In that case they will eventually have to deal with the lawsuit from.... ah, you know what i am talking about :Graucho

well someone has to get it started

see sig!

i'm sure once the whois info is u, that asshole is going to get tons of emails from people trying to sell their domains (including but not limited to me lol)

mistype values are directly proportional to your ability to determine whether a mistype has a high volume of occurence. Get out the dictionary, get your friends, study the keyboards, look at stats and make a decision. As for infringement, yes if a trademark, no if it's somewhat generic. Consider all these teen sites, 'teenxyz.com' this is too generic in my opinion to be trademarked as there can be thousands of teens with some given name..

I will sell you cumfiiesta.com for half that, post bids here :Graucho

You can sell me cumfiestas.com for $400 :Graucho

I guess we can expect a $50k expired domain name transaction soon...

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I would think it maybe have around 700-800 typeins, this kind of traffic converts pretty good.

But over $30k..... Pool.com sure is pleased about that one :winkwink:

tell me about it! :Graucho

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Type ins are worth a fortune to the right people.