I can certainly see where you're coming from, but who is to say FixedLoans.com was "worth" $10,000?
Yes, that's what was paid for it a few years ago, but couldn't the same be said about many names? There are a few extremely crucial factors in play in terms of FixedLoans.com:
1) The perceived value being placed on FixedLoans.com is based on the 2006 purchase price. (As a slight aside, the same buyer picked up Queens.net for $5K @ that auction, and it popped up on Rick Latona's offersheet today.) Quite a lot has changed in the market/industry/world economy since that time. I think it's fair to say that quite a few purchases from 2006 would sell for less today.
2) Just because one person paid $10K a name doesn't mean another person will. If I had bid $500,000 on Voodoo.com at DMG, should I expect that the name would sell for AT LEAST $500,000 in 2012, based entirely on the fact that I bought it for $500K?
3) The term "Fixed Loans" has an approximate search volume of around 200/month (Google Keyword Tool) and a max ppc bid of $15.31. No one searches for it...it's hardly even a proper phrase. Those are roughly the same metrics as ArizonaPersonalInjuryLawyer.com (260 avg search volume, $16.79 max bid per click...not a name I own btw). Would you pay $10,000 for ArizonaPersonalInjuryLawyer.com?
I'm quite eager to see 'better' names on the block at Bido before I judge it to be a poor marketplace.
-Justin