wtd.com: Wanted, What to Do...

[StianStian is verified member.]

Why is it that every time some loser steals a domain name, they sell it for waaay too cheap? Hell, if I'd steal a name I'd get at least median reseller price for it.

 

[Theo]

Why is it that every time some loser steals a domain name, they sell it for waaay too cheap? Hell, if I'd steal a name I'd get at least median reseller price for it.

Because the idea is to offload it and one would get a base price of $4,000 for most junk LLL .com's. For good letters, such as WTD, the buyer is tempted even more, believing it's a great deal, or willing to keep whatever suspicion under wraps. I have no doubt, that this buyer's attempt to sell it soon after the purchase, is related to the latter. And shame to the DNForum member who made an offer to buy it, after this thread was reported.

 

[StianStian is verified member.]

Because the idea is to offload it and one would get a base price of $4,000 for most junk LLL .com's. For good letters, such as WTD, the buyer is tempted even more, believing it's a great deal, or willing to keep whatever suspicion under wraps. I have no doubt, that this buyer's attempt to sell it soon after the purchase, is related to the latter. And shame to the DNForum member who made an offer to buy it, after this thread was reported.

True. In the, soon to be, 8 years I have been domaining I have come across 2 deals that were too good to be true, but still were legit. It rarely happens that you get such a great deal and if the buyer doesn't do at least some basic research then he can't really call himself a domainer.

 

[alexdon82]

Dachen, was your $4000 refunded after wtd was taken away from you?
Or you just lost money?

IMO wtd is good domain but not obligatory $XX XXX name, my estimation high $X XXX.