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Pizza.net at TDNAM

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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.

the .info sale has the highest chance of being legit imo :)
 
The question I have is will it actually go?

And I believe my question has been answered with this price:

And the answer is NO DEAL Howie. My case holds the million dollars, not pizza.net.
 
once again it's a developed site so anything goes. Is it real?. I don't eat pizza. I eat poi. lol
 
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

How American to value pizza higher than sex LOL
 
I think these sales are real and we will be pleasantly surprised in the end.
 
If this is real, it sure can't be bad for my .nets!
 
If it's real, then it's just "lucky" that somebody decided to bid on it after the last under reserve shill :) But come on... it can't be real, can it? :)
 
I saw the owner of the .com on TV in an interview - yesterday...

Durn if I can't remember what they said about him after...

I think they mentioned he developed some sort of software...

I had too many people here to hear at the time... shucks...

~DomainBELL (Patricia)
 
I saw the owner of the .com on TV in an interview - yesterday...

Durn if I can't remember what they said about him after...

I think they mentioned he developed some sort of software...

I had too many people here to hear at the time... shucks...

~DomainBELL (Patricia)
The owner of Pizza.com just started a Software Company. Hope that answers your question. ;)
 
Something tells me it's shill bidding, Most heavy bidding usually happens on the last day or the day before, not steadily like this one.... But I hope I'm wrong and it turns out to be real, Like some of you, I too have some good generic .nets. :)
 
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