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Its a catchy domain ONLY if mobi really takes off in terms of real use and not just in selling domains, you gotta accept someone's opinion if they think something is not worth it at the moment, if you really think this domain and other mobis have a bright future do something about it and create some websites that make sense for mobile use, next time someone tells you its worth $x.xxx or even more, ask them to make a real offer in $$$$ right now and see what they say..very quickly you will see that its all talk...
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Now that does not make a lot of sense, just because someone appraises a name at a particular figure does not mean that that would want that name at that price or even a fraction of it. They, generally, are basing an appraisal on their knowledege and what "the market" may pay.
As I said earlier in the thread I am happy to accept all opinions, high, low - whatever on all my names provided that those opinions are based on sound facts.
What I ,and I think I speak for the majority of real domainers on this forum and probably other forums? cannot stand is the waste of space "reg fee" only appraisals from those who just cannot be bothered to offer up anything more- their contribution to domaining is less than a "reg fee" - a big fat zero. JMO
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