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Sold for $400,000 last week @ Sedo. A bargain or fair price? Thoughts?
 
i dont think any domainer would consider this "a bargain"...
 
Bargain or fair price? Can't we say it was extremely expensive?
 
Talk.com sure. Tell.com .... too pricey
 
I agree.
Pasta.com don't sell and Tell.com 400k mmm...

It would be a little weird if a cell phone business bought Pasta.com, wouldn't it? Sure, it does seem overpriced maybe to "us". Fortunately, the end-user could care less.
 
Wow, that's a great sale for anyone who owns a one word LLLL.com. Still, way too much. We better be seeing a great Tell.com website in a few months. :)

-Scott
 
Big bargain, and talk.com worth much more.
 
Great name for a gossip or chat site. It is a lot of money though and it's likely only a mild type in without content being in place. Let's face it, 'YouTube' and 'Google' likely paid $9 for their names and they've done OK. With imagination and a great product that people really want lots of names will work with word of mouth and a little advertising so, yeah, it was too much.
 
400k sounds extreme. 200k sounds a bit less bloated
 
not a great domainer value price, but a great sale price nonetheless
 
tell.com could go for 7-figures if 2 giant corp's both liked it for an upcoming product or service. seems like a fair price all around.
 
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