domains The difference in finding that perfect domain name buyer vs wholesale (Some recent examples)

[equity78]

When you look at a lot of names that sell to an end user and resell the second time at an expired auction. You see just how perfect the timing can be to find that end user and otherwise what it would go for at wholesale. Certain factors like age and trends come into play. […]

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[TheBaldOne]

What is that warning about the value of shares / investments can go down as well as up.

 

[AEProgram]

maybe the original buyer let it go on purpose just so he can get it at an auction for less. He couldn't live with himself knowing what he paid for it the first time.

 

[otismo]

The end user really needs to be interested in the name to get a decent price -

I think the days of startups with unlimited capital are long gone

- do the kidz want to pay a Mike Mann Millions

for Tumbler.com and Flicker.com

NO. tumblr and flickr

will do nicely.

Then there is BOX.com - I think it went for $3 Million - but it matches their stock symbol, and everything.

 

[Mytz.com]

Whether you buy a domain name or not,
Or sell the domain name,
Often it's just a momentary thought,
I might not want to buy it after a minute

 

[equity78]

Whether you buy a domain name or not,
Or sell the domain name,
Often it's just a momentary thought,
I might not want to buy it after a minute

Interesting take, there is buyer's remorse, I have purchased a few and then thought the next day, I really did not want to spend $1,000 on that.

 

[Mytz.com]

Interesting take, there is buyer's remorse, I have purchased a few and then thought the next day, I really did not want to spend $1,000 on that.

Yes,
I do it all the time,
Sometimes I think about it the next day but I didn't buy it the day before,
The seller should be thanked for not selling yesterday