idb.in // idb.in // idb.in // idb.in // idb.in // idb.in // idb.in // idb.in

[Acro]

idb.in

Ultra-premium letters.

Taking offers.

[ArjunDhawan]

Oh bloody hell, what a GEM Acro...

How about $30 to kick this off?

[Acro]

$30 would be less than my reg fees. So I will have to pass

[redblazes]

$40

[Acro]

Offers from $100 and up please.

[redblazes]

In case you don't get $100, I'll bid $55. Offer good for 24 hrs.

Thanks.

[Acro]

Offering less than my asking price "for 24 hours" won't get you the domain; it simply shows you cannot read and that you ignore a post's requests.

Simple as that.

[ScottFish]

Can you please PM me any traffic stats.

[Acro]

Scott, the domain is at Parked.com and receives minimal traffic. This is not a traffic sale.

[FuseFX]

Sold as per PM.

[ArjunDhawan]

Yo Acro,
Where is this regged and how has it costed you more than $30?

Thanks

[FuseFX]

Yo Acro,
Where is this regged and how has it costed you more than $30?

Thanks

I am not sure if you remember but .in domains used to cost $20-25 a pop a few months ago. Also, the name has been regged since 2005. Go do the maths.

[ArjunDhawan]

No sir, I couldn't have remembered as I've been in domains for only 6 months.

As for the math, yep, I do realize that AcroPlex must've spent over $30 for the reg fee alone.

[Acro]

I don't understand the point of argument, Arjun. I sell at a price seen fit for my time and investment. Back then I was also posting free lists of LLL .in domains - now there are practically zero usable LLL .in domains.

I spent at least $20 to register it via Domaindiscount24 in 2005 and it was renewed at eNom twice. So yes, offering $30 for a name that cost me at least $50 is rather offensive.

[ArjunDhawan]

I'm not arguing just justifying my post (this one)

If you were offended, sorry.

[Acro]

No problem, Arjun Let's all chill