Read more.When some of my domain names are approved for Premium listing status at Atom.com, I’ve noticed the suggested prices don’t always seem to follow a clear rationale. In some cases, it looks like the suggested prices are influenced by the asking prices I have for the domain names at Afternic, but the exact numbers often...
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"Precise" meaning numbers that seem more deliberate and backed by some kind of specific rationale (e.g., $3,246), as opposed to bucket/tiered pricing (e.g., $2500).
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