Anyone else got examples of some ridiculously overpriced domains they'd like to share?
Dreams.com.au currently listed on Netfleet in the 'Spotlight' section with a starting price of 1 million and a target price of 10 million.
Ummm.... yeah...
Anyone else got examples of some ridiculously overpriced domains they'd like to share?
David - I knew owning Netfleet would have its disadvantages. What do you mean when you say clients though? Technically isn't anyone with a domain listed on NF your client?
Dreams.com.au currently listed on Netfleet in the 'Spotlight' section with a starting price of 1 million and a target price of 10 million.
Same guy has vj.com.au listed at 500,000, obviously has high standards
Lemon
Same guy has vj.com.au listed at 500,000, obviously has high standards
Lemon
I am going to laugh all the way to his mailbox when he does not renew it.
And anyway, these days a few hundred bucks is enough to lay the foundations of an Internet empire.
Max don't ruin our fun...
In all seriousness, I think unrealistic sellers do hurt us (and themselves) by reducing overall liquidity. How many newbie sellers will see these listings and price themselves right out of the market?
And anyway, these days a few hundred bucks is enough to lay the foundations of an Internet empire.
In some respects i think that Dream Asking Prices will not hurt your cause at all, in fact an unrealistic asking price can enhance the appeal of your more realistic priced domains, as it makes them look like bargains ..
Just for the exercise take any 2 letter .com.au compare that to the price of an Australian State number plate ... do you know how much a 2 letter Vic, NSW, Qld, number plate sells for at auction .. $50K would be considered cheap ... We have 5 States and 2 territories all have these same duplicate numbers x 7 .. with the .com.au 2 letter domain name there is only (1) one, thereby making that name extremely rare .... 1352 possible combinations ...
I have a two numeral matching number .com.au of which there are only (if include the zero's-00) 10 possible same NN combinations ... if i had the same in a number plate that would be worth several hundred thousand dollars for good numbers ...
What is going to get the most eye balls .. the State number plate or the Australian web address ... it's not going to be the undeveloped 2 same NN domain name i can tell you that for a fact but then again i guess if the 2-NN plate sits unused in a showcase somewhere then the domain name might just just more eyeballs ...
These type of names are vanity/trophy names rare collectables ....
the last time I checked it was 6 States and 2 Territories...
LuckyCountry.com.au was listed on DMP for $10,000,00!!
The person who owned it was 100% convinced that it would sell and that it would change their life. After a few months it went down to 7 mil, 5 mil, 2 mil.. 1 mil....
it's still $750,000
LOL. How about reg fee?