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Well, did he sell it for 79k? :)
by axiosgunnar 5y ago
Well, did he sell it for 79k? :)
- byDezign 5y agoas someone with a 4 letter .io domain & twitter name I'm also very curious.. I got all excited thinking it was worth a ton but the transaction history shows it at exactly what you got for it. But it all depends on the word too I suppose. I had to put the highest possible security for the twitter account and If I make a post I get 1-3 requests a day to login/reset and if I'm willing to sell, maybe even for 6 figures. (Which if you didn't know, responding "yes" is a violation of The Bird Apps terms, and they have repeatedly yanked peoples names for soliciting a sale"
- danielh 5y agoNo, not yet, but you can bet that I check on a regular basis, although I should know better :) A little backstory: a friend of mine sold a five letter single word .com about a decade ago for a really low price, IIRC $500. The buyer turned out to be Electronic Arts (through a middleman, obviously) and they used the domain for one of their games. Every time I was contemplating an offer for the domain, I was worried that I was getting EA'd :) When I saw the domain getting relisted, I felt like that's exactly what happened. So, to answer the original question, my biggest gripe is probably that price finding is really difficult for non-professional players.