Most you've paid for a dropping domain?

[topflight]

Just wondering what people's appetite for dropping domains is like.
Max I go to is $500, but did go above that recently on one buy.
Just curious ....

 

[helloworld]

You've never checked previous drop data ?

 

[Bacon Farmer]

This being a forum, discussing issues seems appropriate.

My bids are usually are sub $500, sometimes more. My biggest bid was about $10k.

 

[Scott7]

My biggest bid was about $10k.

Did you win the domain with that bid?

 

[Bacon Farmer]

No which was a shame because it needed developing to reach it's potential. Now it's just sitting doing nothing and probably devaluing as competitors move ahead.

 

[findtim]

i don't buy anymore but when i did i'd just ask "whats it worth to me? " " how much effort to make the profit i think it can make" , remember i look at everything as a finished website not just a piece of empty land.
most my drop catches were @ $3-400, in the old NF days when i was bidding you could bid $400 but pay $20, still can on drop but not a high success rate.

tim

 

[topflight]

You've never checked previous drop data ?

More curious as to people on the forum. End users different to domain investors, etc.

 

[neddy]

i don't buy anymore but when i did i'd just ask "whats it worth to me? " " how much effort to make the profit i think it can make" , remember i look at everything as a finished website not just a piece of empty land.
most my drop catches were @ $3-400, in the old NF days when i was bidding you could bid $400 but pay $20, still can on drop but not a high success rate.

You're so modest @findtim

I seem to remember a rather large purchase of yours (on NF) back in October 2012.

 

[findtim]

" median average " is an acurate way of describing it
tim

 

[Joel]

More curious as to people on the forum. End users different to domain investors, etc.

I would expect most people on this forum are the same people that bid & win on the drop platforms, ie investors more so than end users.

 

[findtim]

there are only a token number of developers active on dnt, but our section is very friendly and we are willing to openly share ideas.
probably more PM's then posts
tim