Definitely. You wouldn't buy shirts.com because the price of shirts.com is roughly equal to advantage you'd get using it, except for the fact that you had to pa

Definitely. You wouldn't buy shirts.com because the price of shirts.com is roughly equal to advantage you'd get using it, except for the fact that you had to pay upfront. The only time you'd buy a domain like that is when the benefit you'd derive from it is greater than the price; However when the seller hears of your offer to buy it, goes to your website, finds out how much you'd benefit from the domain, the price would go up accordingly. In other words, only when the seller is clueless. Same reason why Groupon in Australia was called "Stardeals" once upon a time, on a domain called stardeals.com.au.