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I'm just curious Rob, why do you want to report it?
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It's good for the business. Shows upward momentum in those types of names. I believe a couple LL.net names sold for less than $12k at the last TRAFFIC auction, and the previous TRAFFIC auction had 2 LL.net names pass at $10k. FU.net is more of a premium LL.net (for it's obvious connotation), but it helps to show what investors are willing to pay for a decent LL.net. I wish more buyers were willing to publicize the sale price.
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Congrats, very nice domain!
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Congratulations Rob! Nice sale. And well said Elliot!
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To improve fluidity and move to higher values, we have to allow determination of market value. End users believing they're getting raped over a barrel are substantially less likely to buy than those believing they're paying the going rate. And comparable sales are absolutely a prime factor...
Clearly there are situations where sales can't be released. On the other hand, the quicker we each move past the "what's in it for me" mode on reporting sales, the sooner we'll see improved market fluidity and the value of our domains increase.
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To improve fluidity and move to higher values, we have to allow determination of market value. End users believing they're getting raped over a barrel are substantially less likely to buy than those believing they're paying the going rate. And comparable sales are absolutely a prime factor...
Clearly there are situations where sales can't be released. On the other hand, the quicker we each move past the "what's in it for me" mode on reporting sales, the sooner we'll see improved market fluidity and the value of our domains increase.
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