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| Exclusive Lifetime Member Name: Richard Giammarinaro Jr Last Online: 11-03-2009 01:19 PM iTrader: (20) Join Date: May 2008
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Please let me share with you where I agree and disagree, and we can agree to disagree....lol!! Keep in mind the end user need may justify the purchase, especially as I already pointed out they are most likely backed by a VC if they are paying $12g's on info, or just a real dumb person possibly. I can assure you though the .info was less then the .com ...lol! common sense write. Maybe some of you aren't aware of what a VC is. VC = Venture Capital = bunch of old guys with excess money to though at projects that make them millions of dollars, and if they don't it is a tax write off. I understand many of you may be naysayers just because some of the online industry is not tangible to you yet, as well as you may have tunnel vision or blinders for domain parking only. Theirs many ways to skin a cat in this industry, I can certifiably tell you the top of the food chain is not parking a domain name even if it is 30,000 domain names. Quote:
I am just trying to help you guys understand that this amount is not far fetched, and or doesn't have to be a scheme to bump up the market value of a .info. Things dont always have to be a conspiracy. I personally see validity to this being sold for $12,000 Quote:
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| DNF Addict Name: John J. Last Online: Yesterday 05:59 AM iTrader: (74) Join Date: Feb 2003
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Country: | .com .net owned by the same co and developed. .us owned by a job agency .biz for sale not as good as .info in my opinion .org undeveloped and likely for sale. I also think .info fits better but it might have came down to the .org owner wanted more than $12k? Then again the buyer might have had the same mindset as me and thinks the .info is the better fit out of those available and never even considered the .biz or .org. No offers on the .biz at sedo so that one is safe to assume.
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| Last Online: Yesterday 10:31 PM iTrader: (87) Join Date: Mar 2003
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I will assure you the transaction was exactly as described. All the information was verified. Ron personally verified the data. | |
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| DeliciousNames.com Last Online: 11-04-2009 11:56 AM iTrader: (52) Join Date: Jan 2007
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Country: | I got a few better domains and I will be willing to sell at this price .
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| Last Online: Yesterday 10:31 PM iTrader: (87) Join Date: Mar 2003
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Why would someone want to pay Sedo $ 1,200. in commission to artificially and momentarily pump up the market? I told you that Ron thoroughly investigated this transaction. And, I'm telling you that I also investigated it. This transaction is exactly as described. If you want to look for a conspiracy, please do so. You have the right to your own opinion. But, you are wasting your time. | |
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| Exclusive Lifetime Member Name: Richard Giammarinaro Jr Last Online: 11-03-2009 01:19 PM iTrader: (20) Join Date: May 2008
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Something like this helps the domain name market, who cares about the logistics on the how's and why's. Your not the one that got ripped off for $12,000 for a .INFO, so focus on the negativity and hating, instead of the positive aspects of this purchase. FYI - For though's of you who are are domain parkers only for PPC. You cant loose with a .INFO $1.99 reg, oodles...oodles of top keyword phrases left for purchase in .info I think the problem with the negative people here and why this is a hard concept to understand is becuase you have tunnel vission for domain parking only. Once the blinders come off you will see all the other ways this is a valuable name on the interenet even at though a .INFO for $12,000 Side note: Virtually imposible to not make an ROI on a $1.99 domain name, especially if it is one of the top keyword sets. No matter which whay you are using it, parking, landing, or developed.
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| Last Online: Yesterday 04:14 PM iTrader: (26) Join Date: Dec 2004
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Look I trust Ron and actNow also, but I'm not the only member here who thinks it's odd. I'm still not convinced to run off and start buying loads of .info, more than the handful that I already have, so no difference to me. | |
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| Last Online: Yesterday 10:31 PM iTrader: (87) Join Date: Mar 2003
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one transaction, they deserve what will happen. You don't base a business strategy strictly on one or a couple domain sales. | |
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| Exclusive Lifetime Member Name: Richard Giammarinaro Jr Last Online: 11-03-2009 01:19 PM iTrader: (20) Join Date: May 2008
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Side note: Thus you guys are really missing the bus if you continue to ignore hand registering or aftermarket .info names. Worst example of generic .info I have registered recently and I know my worst equals some peoples best in this business, I registered 18-Jul-2008 20:37:36 http://partyjumpers.info , at about 4 days of being live on the net I earned my first $0.47, for the past 11 days I have earned $1+ up to $4+/- each day with an average of $2+/-, virtually 90% + all organic traffic. I was indexed on 1st and 2nd page in Google for most viable keyword phrases in less then 2 weeks. I've been to busy to check the other search engines to see where I am. By the looks of Google Analytic I am indexed in every major search engine. I also push products on PartyJumpers.INFO and have made some commissions. Google Analytic Stat's Me personally .COM's are for development and flipping, all other extensions are traffic nets used to redirect traffic and monetizing. This is my worst example of a generic .INFO. ,no need to convince you guys further by showing one of my good example generic .INFO domains. It just hurt's my earnings, and gives you guys bright ideas. Continue to look down on the good generic .INFO it's probably better for me and others who understand. I am going to have a $1,000 year off this lame generic this $1.99 domain name KEYWORD - Party Jumpers. Take a look at "party jumpers" in estibot tools or your favorite overture type tool of your choice. Compare mine "Party Jumpers" agaist "Jobs Online" with Google Insight. You see how well mine is doing, I can imagine how the "Jobs Online" .INFO will do. Party Jumpers - Google Insight for Search Jobs Online - Google Insight for Search
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| Name: Petros Last Online: Yesterday 03:36 PM iTrader: (84) Join Date: Jan 2005
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However though...no price is unreasonable IMO when an end user buys a name. If the seller played a hard bargain and the buyer wanted the name bad, then it's ok to assume that it climbed to 5 figures.
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| Platinum Lifetime Member | The sale shows that .info is picking up. Since it sold on sedo and reported on dnjournal.com, we can safely be assured it is a legitimate sale. Some .infos have been commanding good prices. Last month backpacks.info sold for $4,520. All I know is that I have been selling my .infos for too cheap. As for the the buyers out there, we should snap them while they are still cheap. |
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Country: | The skepticism here is overdone. Most of you are undervaluing .info and the online jobs market. However, there are other reasons the domain sold for that amount pertaining to the unavailability of higher quality keywords. "Jobs Online", itself, is a pretty powerful keyword combination. Better quality keyword combo's in other leading extensions will increasingly trump lesser keywords in .com. Not in every case, but in significant numbers.
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| Platinum Lifetime Member Name: Monica Last Online: Yesterday 05:44 PM iTrader: (2) Join Date: Mar 2008
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Country: | Actually, if I wanted online information about any jobs going, I might very well put this info the address bar. To me jobsonline.com would be a larger, less specific site with all kinds of information about jobs - how to get them, the best ones to go for, and so on, but not necessarily a list of actual jobs available that I could apply for.
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| Platinum Lifetime Member Name: gv Last Online: Yesterday 05:58 PM iTrader: (3) Join Date: Aug 2007
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Country: | i agree allround i feel the appraisers are killing it for us domainers , i feel that jobsonline.info is a good domain..... and if any appraiser had it they woundnt say it was worth 500.00 , they would of took the money and ran to the bank..... |
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