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>To put it in perspective, [in 2010] dating.com sold for 1.75m. That was 10 years ago. "myworld.com" sold for 1.2m in 2017, "jade.com" sold for 1.25m, "vivo.c

• totalZero 7y ago
  Outlier. My search turns up 10 sales since 2017, only one was higher than 3.5m, and that's "voice.com." I chose a sale that was in the ballpark of the stated figure for "corp.com." "California.com" sold for $3m this past year, so let's not pretend that much has shifted in the market for these domain names in the span of this decade. $1.7m is a hefty sum for a domain name that isn't even a word. But it's an irrelevant debate. My point is that the counterargument against any lawsuit would be that the high value of the domain name "corp.com" comes from the Microsoft issue, so it'd be pretty tough to argue that the owner was harmed by Microsoft.