$1.4 Million In Sales for Sedo This Week: Full List With My Favorite Buys and Sells

10 Replies to “$1.4 Million In Sales for Sedo This Week: Full List With My Favorite Buys and Sells”

1. “Some people are negative and make fun of the buyer but I prefer to congratulate the seller.”

   If this isn’t a bullshit game of semantics then I don’t know what is.

   Its like saying when someone gets raped you choose to focus on the positive and congratulate the perp for preserving enough to get a cheap piece of A**.

   When is the last time you ate a pancake that was so thin it only had one side Shane?

   Never?

   It’s that way in business too.

   1. Troy,

      I’m going to say this bluntly. You are an idiot sometimes. You have no idea that domains are unique and have no set price. Just because you are so shortsighted that you can’t see that a domain could be worth millions to a buyer with billions then I can’t help you. But don’t give me your little comparison of rape to domain prices. That comparison is not funny or relevant. When was the last time you ate a damn pancake and just enjoyed it without worrying how thick and how much syrup was on it? Just eat the damn pancake and be happy somebody made it for you.

2. Shane,

   You seem to have no understanding that if one person sells an object for WAYYYYY more than the object is worth that another person paid WAYYYYY more than it is worth.

   I am just telling the truth.

   You are playing a game of words to try to not offend someone.

   It’s flat out disingenuous to say that when someone sells a domain for a great price that both parties are getting a deal. If you praise someone for selling a domain for a good price don’t forgot that there is someone that paid that price. If you praise someone for buying a domain for a great price then remember that there is someone that sold that domain for less than it was worth, they won’t get that back.

   You can’t have it both ways Shane, how do you not see that=) There can be a “Fair Deal” where the seller gets what it was worth and the buyer gets what it was worth. But you can’t claim that someone got WAYYYYYYY more than you thought a domain was worth without recognizing that you also think that someone paid WAYYYY more than you thought it was worth.

   It appears to me you are attempting to speak out of both sides of your mouth.

   When is the last time you carried a heads in your pocket? Or a Tails? You don’t, you carry a coin.

   I think this is a silly argument and I think your response is a product of a man that is working too long hours, getting worn out and loosing their cool because of it.

3. The old worn out saying that a domain is only worth what a buyer is willing to pay for it is very true.

   A domain that is worthless to one person can be very valuable to another, it all depends on what you can do with that domain.

   There’s no black book on domains and nobody can truly judge a good deal or a bad deal until you see the end result

4. “and nobody can truly judge a good deal or a bad deal until you see the end result”

   Then we all should stop saying “Great Deal!” whenever a domain sells, right?

5. It’s your opinion, you can say what you want.

6. redrock.com was a good buy, along with hypernode.com

7. Troy, better go troll facebook for buying instagram for one billion without having a cent of ad revenue

8. “Troy, better go troll facebook for buying instagram for one billion without having a cent of ad revenue”

   Yeah, because that is what we are talking about…

9. “You seem to have no understanding that if one person sells an object for WAYYYYY more than the object is worth that another person paid WAYYYYY more than it is worth.”

   We can all look at the above list of domains and find at least one domain that we do not understand why the buyer paid what they did. We think “oh wow that’s an idiot.” or “I’d never pay that much for that” . However, I think there’s little room for any of us to judge that.

   If they paid that amount than it’s worth that much to them. Pure and simple. What’s the value of hamptonroadschildcare.com to 99.9% of the world? ZERO. Does that mean the buyer got hosed ? Nope. They wanted or needed that particular domain and believed it was worth what they paid. The minute someone plunks down $1220 that gives you their value (and you can assume they may have paid less than what they really value it to be worth to them)

   If someone buys a domain because they have to have it and there is nobody but them in the world that thinks it’s worth that much, who cares. It’s worth that much to them, in their mind.

   It’s a good sell and the buyer is pleased. Yes. this happens Troy. That’s what a deal is about . . .deals are good for both parties or they don’t happen. Simple economics.