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Pizza.net at TDNAM

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Only if it comes with a database of all the pizza stores.

I think the Irishman knew something... he reg'ed pizzastore.org last Summer.. surely should be worth $100K by now (with database obviously!!)
 
Pizza is hot. :lol:

After seeing this signature, I realized I didn't even check if I own a pizza name.
Turns out I own PizzaStore.com. That should be worth $50K. :cool:

Thanks for noticing my sig...

giggle... and a hug...

~DomainBELL (Patricia)
 
Bidding just crossed $1M, reserve still not met. Anyone believes this is for real?
 
put it up on TDNAM we'll bid it 500K easy for you :)
Don't forget to set a high reserve though... :rolleyes: ;)

Bidding just crossed $1M, reserve still not met. Anyone believes this is for real?

Sure... :)

These numbers are nuts... It must be fake?

My scenario: Seller sets up an abnormally high reserve so he and his friends can afford to shill bid high, without actually having to show any money. News eventually hits the media and/or potential buyers, however, since the reserve is so high, sale doesn't go through. After that, another auction is set up, however this time with potential buyers under the influence of the last quasi auction, assuming it's actually worth high $xxx,xxx. "Nice" tactics to bring in some attention and possibly ensure a higher sale than it would be otherwise possible...
I stopped believing $800K ago :rolleyes: :cool:

I wonder though, up to what point were these bids actually real...
 
Pizza.info equally would not be where it is at now $18,750 if not for the recent sale and media attention surrounding Pizza.com if this was the true market value without the Pizza.com sale

Pizza.info Sedo auction closed a couple hours ago.
9 bidders.
13K euros. (approx $ 20,500)

I don't know if the buyer will pay.
But, the present owner has only owned it for 2 weeks.
He bought (?) it from Match Domain (de) who owned it for a couple years.
 
Pizza.info Sedo auction closed a couple hours ago.
9 bidders.
13K euros. (approx $ 20,500)

I don't know if the buyer will pay.
But, the present owner has only owned it for 2 weeks.
He bought (?) it from Match Domain (de) who owned it for a couple years.

how much did the current owner purchase it for 2 weeks ago... do you know ??

~DomainBELL (Patricia)
 
how much did the current owner purchase it for 2 weeks ago... do you know ??

~DomainBELL (Patricia)

#1. No, I don't know.

#2. If it isn't public knowledge then it is none of our business.

Hopefully, he paid less than $ 18K since there is the 10% comm. to Sedo.
 
$20K for pizza.info isn't too much, if it's an end user.
If it's a reseller, then it's not so sure...

Who's Match Domain?
 
Reserve has been met on the dot net! Bid 61 at $1,150,005
 
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I think so the .100m would cover the comish.No I think it was above 1.125,000 at
bid 60. Anyone know for sure what bid 60 was?
 
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Wow. Simply wow.

Wasn't sex.net 600k?
 
just a thought fyi pizza.com had 4 or 5 different bidders placed a bid over 2million dollars .

so the pizza lovers are out there. :hungry: :pizza:

:)
 
highest reported so far:
Porn.net $400,000 Jan 08 SnapNames/DomainFest
RealEstate.net $300,000 Feb 07 Private
Sex.net $450,000 May 06 Moniker/Traffic


I was close ;)

Incredible...more than double the highest reported .net sale ever?

Sick..if the buyer actually pays, I think we have a .net revolution :D
 
I was close ;)

Incredible...more than double the highest reported .net sale ever?

Sick..if the buyer actually pays, I think we have a .net revolution :D

I doubt it ;) on both counts

Profession.net $1,150 on sedo homepage says it all :smilewinkgrin:
 
Domain industry may attract LOTS more of people now that the news of Pizza.com went all over the world......just think what happens when Wall Street start to sniff money here...
 
I wonder if the buyer will go through with it...
 
What the pizza.info guy did was a lot like .mobi buyers did after the $200K flowers.mobi sale. The .mobi buyers that sold early on did very well. The pizza.info guy didn't waste any time.
 
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