Beachie said:$12,600 in the first few hours.. am I missing something??
mole said:It's well known in the inner circles that the domain industry is becoming a fast and easy way to launder money, especially when everyone knows that such sales will be discussed on public forums like these and elsewhere.
This is no longer the funny but legit money of the dotcom bubble. This is serious stuff. Moral of the story if you don't have millions to throw around, invest into new namespace, and grow it from there.
mole said:It's well known in the inner circles that the domain industry is becoming a fast and easy way to launder money
mole said:It's well known in the inner circles that the domain industry is becoming a fast and easy way to launder money
toho said:One more thing. This domain is histrical domain.
This case, winner can take over 1988 WHOIS registered date.
toho
RADiSTAR said:Hi Toho,
Since the domain has dropped, the original registration date won't be there anymore.
I have a domain that was first registered in 1987, listed in the catalog of the first 180 domains to be registered. I grabbed it in 2003.
boomers.com has 1300 overture with extension!seeker said:Boomers.com $9,188.00 ???????
cappy, yes.
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RADiSTAR said:Hi Toho,
I have a domain that was first registered in 1987, listed in the catalog of the first 180 domains to be registered. I grabbed it in 2003.
seeker said:Boomers.com $9,188.00 ???????
cappy, yes.
they obviously cant go ahead and buy fhufghrfiehwfh.com for $10000, so slowly slowly, a little here and a little there...
you get the picture.
Togoodhlth said:$19900 Is reasonable IMO. Many businesses with name starting with "Boomer". Also first name (Boomer Esiason). Baby Boomers etc.
Big Car Audio co. in the northeast USA (40 or so stores) called Boomer Mcloud. Great name for their site!
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