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what might sextoys.info bring?
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Well if sextoys.us sold for $50,000 i reckon that sextoys.info should get $50,000+ imho ... good luck with your name Pred :)
 
I have a sextoys theory: Sextoys(.)co.uk could have purchased Sextoys.us because they deal with the USA under the domain Sextoys-USA.com! Sextoys.com would be a HUGE some of money, so .co.uk & .us just about covers it! Then the .mobi gets a good offer! They would have covered their market, mobile, us & uk. For a domainer the $50k would seem like a lot of money but for this end user, it's a price worth paying because they can make their money back easily by actually selling their products rather than advertisment ect. A good investment for the end-user.
Or a rival sextoys company could have paid the hefty price because they need to start making more sales. At the end of the day, theres no better domain for selling sextoys than sextoys.whatever now is there! These domains are rare for the traders so don't sell cheap imo. I wouldn't anyway!
Sextoys.info $10K+ IMO. GL
 
i would like to know what a rational opinion would be if there would not have been a sale of 50K for a similar domain..by the way..I think the whois for the .us version has not changed yet I believe..is that really a confirmed sale?
 
i would like to know what a rational opinion would be if there would not have been a sale of 50K for a similar domain..by the way..I think the whois for the .us version has not changed yet I believe..is that really a confirmed sale?

No it is not. People often refer to high bids in an auction as a sale, but no sale has taken place until the domain is actually paid for. Deadbeats and bogus bidders are unfortunately not uncommon in this business. It will be really interesting to see if the 51K offer turns out to be real. I hope that it is, but won't be surprised if it isn't.
 
50K is ok, the only problem is how to find the buyer...hehe
 
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