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I'm looking for offers on Prices.info. I will throw in LowPrices.info, DotComAgency.com have LowPrices.com on sale for $2.6m so that's not a bad freebie.

I think the keyword fits particularly well with the .info extension. In terms of usage, the most obvious would be price comparison or stock quotes but there are countless others e.g. a site of historical domain sale prices like DNSalePrice.com or NameBio.com. Everybody needs information on prices of some kind.

I don't mind offers in the thread or by PM. It's registered with Godaddy and expires 13 July 2010. It will be advertised on other forums but I will keep this thread updated.
 
$1.2k bid by PM. 11 offers through Sedo for this in the last 6m, 1 more than the .net. You don't see that very often.

$1.3k bid by PM AcornDomains.

$1.4k by PM on NP.
 
Keep the offers coming. If you put the word "price" into dnsaleprice.com, filter out the .coms, the 4 highest historical sales in alternative extensions are all plurals;

PetrolPrices.co.uk $10,494
StockPrices.mobi $6,000
GasolinePrices.us $6,000
CarPrices.net $5,953

Arguably, Prices works better with .info than .co.uk, .us, .mobi, and .net because people want information on prices.

This is a one word domain, not two words, so please pitch your offers accordingly. You're not going to pick up a single word version of the above 2 word domains for 25% of these prices. It's going to be a multiple of it not a %.
 
I don't have a BIN in mind, please see my previous post for guidance. I paid $XX,XXX so that would be a starting point for serious bidders.
 
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