Does this seem right? Friends.net - $200

[stevo]

Saw this listing sold at the Afternic Bazaar.

Auction ID: ******
Note spelling: FRIENDS.NET / friends.net
Headline:
Seller: *****(feedback: 0)
Description: you are bidding on fríends.net very valuable domain name only, not with developed site get lots of traffic and make lots of $ i have to sell this domain name because I need its money asap. happy bidding.

Starting price: 200.00
Final price: 200.00

 

[Ed30]

No obviously not right unless the seller's an idiot.

 

[NameRegistration]

If it’s an IDN (fríends instead of friends) as seems to be in the description then it's very expensive.

 

[bladex5k]

Wow... $200 for that? Don't think so. Something has got to be wrong.

 

[pelican]

this is very suspicious. i suggest you to do more research on that domain and the owner before you really going to try and make offer.

 

[NexSite]

afternic looks more like Bydonic.com these days. Might as well just go to buydomains as they have basiclaly there entire portfolio there.

 

[Kevin]

Friends.net is easily worth high $x,xxx.

They COULD be selling a mispelling of the word.

 

[Legend.name]

Friends.net is easily worth high $x,xxx.

They COULD be selling a mispelling of the word.

Maybe IDN? :huh:

 

[uglypeoople.com]

checkout the whois for friends.net and email the registrant and ask if it is for sale for $200 and you will get your answer.

 

[pleasedelete]

It's an IDN. The Bazaar doesn't display IDNs correctly but that should be fixed soon.

 

[bladex5k]

Wow... imagine if it was really friends.net, haha. That guy would have gotten ripped

 

[QuantumBeam]

and guys if you look very closely at the letter (í) in fríends.net above, the letter dot above the i is slightly slanted, you can plainly see it is an IDN lettered domain name. Several of those have been selling with a very clear explaination in most descriptions I have seen. Thanks for clearing it up GeneralBill.
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Regular letter i
IDN letter í < < note dot above is slightly slanted