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QA.net
-two letter .net
-75,000,000 google hits for qa
-registered since 1999
-available for a quick push at Enom
-averages about 30 visitors per day


Payment terms:
Escrow.com or Moniker Escrow accepted (buyer pays fees). Domain is immediately available to be pushed if paid via Western Union, Paypal (mass payment only), bank wire, and possibly Google checkout (only if you regularly buy and sell high end domains).
 
Great name!
$5K
 
$8,500

By the way, did some research on this domain, seems it was sold on here for around $6k first, then I'll take a guess at around $8k'ish, and that was back in July 2006, any reason aside for the sheer beauty of the domain, that it's being passed around so many times?
 
I bought it as part of a larger package deal with the intention of selling most and keeping a few that fit a particular niche.
 
Sold at BIN :)

Will you please set up the Moniker transaction?
 
thats a good deal, nice snag Chris
 
navyseals said:
By the way, did some research on this domain, seems it was sold on here for around $6k first, then I'll take a guess at around $8k'ish, and that was back in July 2006,

nice double up
 
Agreed to that - I'll fax off the agreement shortly.
 
Faxed and paid.
 
This is how business is done, great buy
 
Ah damn.. I really wanted this. I need to be more active on here and stop screwing around with all of my auctions.

Great domain name, and I'm sure the new owner will make NICE bank on a flip or resale.
 
Excellent deal for both parties. Auction got a nice ROI. Beachie got a great deal because he was buying in Aussie dollars. This is how business is supposed to be done....
 
is the exchange rate that big of a benefit to the au guys?
 
is the exchange rate that big of a benefit to the au guys?
I actually paid in US dollars, so not so good in this instance, but otherwise it would be good - about 10% cheaper than it was a week or two ago.. :)
 
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