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The domain already sold for $207,000 - hello?
The question is, who bought it.
 
Oh wow i didn't see page 2-3 my bad.
But $207,000.00 that's huge.. wonder who got it
 
WOW, nice flip I see but dang $200k+ hope it was an end user and not a stupid big shot domainer lol
 
With Epik brokering the deal, it has to be an end-user. That's the only way such a price can be justified, as I noted in an earlier post.
 
@chillking. "I'm sure in a drop auction it would of sold for $20k to $40k."

Let me know at which auction I can buy names with 800,000 exact searches for 50,000 - I will be buying each and everyone of them.

I got plenty for $40k each with that number of searches,you got a couple of million spare ;-)
 
With Epik brokering the deal, it has to be an end-user. That's the only way such a price can be justified, as I noted in an earlier post.

Yep, some people just have luck period, wish I was lucky ;)

Epik, so they broker, auction and are a type of parking site?
 
We are talking about different things here. Dangerous.com is not a commercial product category killer with 800,000 searches a month. It is just a brandable name. To be honest I would not give $15k for dangerous.com

TajMahal.com was sold for $50k at NJ.. so if he's suggesting you that place, it is the place for cheap category killer drop auctions!!
 
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