Each.com on Pool

[GiantDomains]

Originally posted by com
Yeah, watching this one as well. It was up to $800 during the first hour of bidding... now over $20,000. I am sorry, but this is crazy. If i had billions, i would have never paid over $1,000 for it.

Ditto. I doubt I would pay $100, lol ... well maybe I would, knowing you'd buy it for $1,000. I guess buydomains and other companies have a list of buyers in mind when they buy useless one word domains?

 

[puravida]

Originally posted by Steen
Trying to save money like that (through aff link) seems like too much work.

I believe you must use a new account each time

I set up a new account through my link... wasn't that much trouble. Just have two logins to keep up with.

It's worth it to me because I would've saved thousands had I done that to begin with.

Even at only 10%, it should be worth it --if you spend at least $1,000 a month or so.

 

[Honan]

Originally posted by puravida


I set up a new account through my link... wasn't that much trouble. Just have two logins to keep up with.

It's worth it to me because I would've saved thousands had I done that to begin with.

Even at only 10%, it should be worth it --if you spend at least $1,000 a month or so.

Thanks should go to Sharpy the mod for sharing the info

 

[puravida]

Originally posted by anyweb
Thanks should go to Sharpy the mod for sharing the info

Definately... appreciated the info, Sharpy.

I usually view that type of thing as cheating the system, but if they don't see it that way; then I'm definately going to do it. Especially since I'm sure Ult and BFD do it that way.

 

[mole]

I won't mind doing that too, except that the commission is now only 10%, not worth the hassle.

 

[actnow]

Each.com is now $ 23,000 with 20 hrs to go!

Mole, was that you who pushed it to $ 23,000?

 

[.com.net.org]

you don't have to create new account each time you want to bid because you can login with your current account.

 

[HeavyLifting]

Originally posted by mole


This domain is worth at least $150k. :evil:

not even close. it's already bid up well beyond any possible resale for real profit. hope it's an end user going after it.

sure, it's a 4 letter .com word. but what are the applications?