I'll Make Richard a Bet

Tweets are to influence in hope others follow.

Does Rick even waste his time on this forum?

2040 at the latest.

barman said:

Does Rick even waste his time on this forum?

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No

Heritage Auctions has had a domains division for years.

That has already happened with Heritage Auctions. Well not brokering, rather auctioning. How do I know? When I owned Cola.com, somebody reached out to me who was on the old HA team asking about it. Did some quick searching and found this: https://domains.ha.com/c/search-res...Length|0&Ne=230&N=3369+790+231+4294953225+232

Paul Nicks said:

Heritage Auctions has had a domains division for years.

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Beat me to it by 1 minute

Paul Nicks said:

Heritage Auctions has had a domains division for years.

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Aron Meystedt was handling that for Heritage Auctions. Don't know if he still is.

I know for a fact that Sotheby’s is interested in the domain auction/brokerage space.

Heritage still seem to have a section dedicated to domains. Haven't seen an auction there before though: https://domains.ha.com/information/...ntellectual-property.s?ic=Task-domains-121913

Okay, time is up. Bet recalled.

Welberch said:

Okay, time is up. Bet recalled.

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Why recalled?

Was this not getting the attention desired? Or, was the mission accomplished?

I mean, how do you know Rick even got the message?

Did you tag him? or tweet him?

Maybe he had enough of DomainNameBrokers.com antics, that he might have saw this as trolling, and thus, no response?

well this was fun

So we should keep renewing our domains till 2040 ? lol

It would be interesting to know the yearly % of sales with his amazing portfolio.
Are years I don't see a Rick sale.
His last official sale (maybe I am wrong) was p / o / r / n / o dot com.
ac repair dot com seems not sold, whois shows Rick as owner.

barman said:

Does Rick even waste his time on this forum?

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Im sure many of the big guys come here once in a while to read the good stuff and "stay connected" with the industry.

Richard's sale of Candy.com is a landmark. The rest is business as usual. I dont know why he didnt negotiate equity in Porno.com sale.