That's 125K spent on some pretty B-list domains (except 20.com - which is nice even if it fails the ambiguity test.) It's frustrating to read because pretty muc

That's 125K spent on some pretty B-list domains (except 20.com - which is nice even if it fails the ambiguity test.) It's frustrating to read because pretty much anyone here could tell you that 125K can fund a lot of freakin' development time for actual, you know, products instead of names for things that don't exist yet, even as ideas. On the other hand, Jason has 125K and I don't so WTF do I know. But I will say that I don't buy into the idea of really good domain names these days being rare as gold dust; I brand a lot of client companies, and just picked up the perfect 5-letter.com on the aftermarket for $79 on behalf of a client. Granted, that was a steal but I've never, ever paid more than $300 to brand a company with a great .com. YMMV