The sale of FastFood.com was discovered by Raymond Hackney (@eq78).
Raymond shows an archived page with a $300,000 asking price for the domain. However, it seems to have sold for fractions less as it was reported by Sedo.
The new owners seem to be an investment firm that has ties with businesses in the food and hospitality category.
Raymond wonders whether this domain will be put to use for one of the stealth companies that the firm owns.
Though, I think the real question here should be, "Are they moving into the FastFood business and going to compete with the likes of UberEats, Doordash, Grubhub, and DiDi with a top generic domain?"
What do you make of this sale?
Raymond shows an archived page with a $300,000 asking price for the domain. However, it seems to have sold for fractions less as it was reported by Sedo.
The new owners seem to be an investment firm that has ties with businesses in the food and hospitality category.
Raymond wonders whether this domain will be put to use for one of the stealth companies that the firm owns.
Though, I think the real question here should be, "Are they moving into the FastFood business and going to compete with the likes of UberEats, Doordash, Grubhub, and DiDi with a top generic domain?"
What do you make of this sale?
tends to mean unhealthy food. At least in the US.
