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bad timing...lol

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It's such a popular keyword that even SpineFlu(.)com somehow gets regular traffic.
 
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Going thru my past sold domains, I realized I sold SwineFlu.com in 2005 or so...(for pretty cheap i think, :( )

let's try to look on the bright side, you made some money from the sale, right???
 
Especially after seeing that thread...
I agree with you.
Wrong timing.
 
Ouch, $200 was all in 06.

I may be wrong but thought I read somewhere it recently sold for about 30k or so.
 
Ouch, $200 was all in 06.

I may be wrong but thought I read somewhere it recently sold for about ... or so.
Ouch.
Delete this before "picassoface" see it ;)
 
Holy $hit, one of those kick me in the teeth feelings!
 
That's the nature of the beast in this game. Clairvoyance is not a science unfortunately.
 
Better than selling jamster.com for a couple hundred.
 
If you sell it now, how much do you think you will get?
 
Lol. I had to bump it. Sorry. ;)

I've done similar stuff. I hate it when you sell a name for $500 and then you get a $5k offer the week after. Shit happens.
 
Ouch, but the question is - were you happy with the sale WHEN you sold it?

I've seen my dropped names go on auction and sell in the low to mid $xxx range. I'm sure this is something we've all been though. :)
 
That's the game.

Maybe your buyer is also regreting for selling it too quick at the moment. And your buyer's buyer ...
 
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