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Rick Schwartz sold BestOdds.com for $3.6 MILLION

As he known as DomainKing He sold the domain bestodds.com for
3 6(1.8+1.8)M

1.8M would be the royalty and @estibot appraisal price was $730 and now it's showing even lower $530 .( Keeps changing)

Also he commented on estibot and other domain appraisal tools #fail #fake and #f¢ukedup .
 
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You're on top of this, but cannot tell us either? Pity ▲.
I am in no way involved in this matter, I just don't consume food without getting first the producer's confirmation that it is edible ...
 
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The only way to find out if the deal is for real is to call Rick's wife.
 
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BestOdds.com website is currently/still branded as DomainKing.com

https://www.domainking.com/index.php#domenu
The listing reads:
BestOdds.com (SOLD) | VALUE: $1,800,000 | LEASE: $10,000


Before the page on his blog was removed in the last 12-hours, he stated:
"The domain itself is priced at $1.8 Million (that was also the listing price) and then I get 10 years of royalties which will be another $1.8 Million."

I'm quite surprised that no-one has noticed this (?)
 
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How did he do it?

It's very simple.

He holds out for what he calculates to be the maximum price an end-user will pay for prime domain real estate.
 
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No doubt, SOLD means SOLD, sure - but VALUE means (VALUE and) in no way it means that this amount has been paid.
 
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[...]

"The domain itself is priced at $1.8 Million (that was also the listing price) and then I get 10 years of royalties which will be another $1.8 Million."
This statement does nowhere say that it was sold (nor it does say it was sold for $1.8 Million) because the last part of the sentence ("... and then I get 10 years of royalties which will be another $1.8 Million.") can also be meant (and therefore understood) in a theoretical sense.
 
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what about boatsforsale? maybe i'd put in on list to hangreg if i find a coupon on the floor

Old saying "One man's trash is another mans treasure"

yea. that's why I hand reg ForSaleBoat.com. Url Shortener for............

ForSaleBoats.com regged 1998
 
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Buyer asked me to remove the blog post earlier today even tho no NDA was ever discussed.
I simply granted his wishes in this particular situation.
But you can't unring a bell. This is a solid deal.
Hope that answers all questions and doubts. Good luck to all.
 
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Buyer asked me to remove the blog post earlier today even tho no NDA was ever discussed.
I simply granted his wishes in this particular situation.
But you can't unring a bell. This is a solid deal.
Hope that answers all questions and doubts. Good luck to all.
Hearty congratulations..Wonderful sale..!! You have shot the rocket in starting of the 2021 year itself..😇 Good luck for more to come...
 
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Bravo, Rick --- if you have the event in Asheville this fall, let's celebrate.

Also thanks as your gobet.com and bestodds.com sales will spur me to finally put my betting/casino/sportsbet domains up for sale. I was waiting for online betting being passed in Florida and California.

Most of my betting domains are .com, but many .de, .io, .org, ,uk, .it and .me ...in fact I own bestodds, topodds, freeodds, liveodds and odds in a few cctlds, but .com is the KING

Crack out the good stuff, Rick! Cheers
 
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You don't know what i know.

If you really believe this thread's (absurd) claim (topic / first post) without getting it confirmed by Rick Schwartz himself, I really can't help you.

It is recommended to examine the food before eating.
Agree. Post vanished.As the news came i posted.
 
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Buyer asked me to remove the blog post earlier today even tho no NDA was ever discussed.
I simply granted his wishes in this particular situation.
But you can't unring a bell. This is a solid deal.
Hope that answers all questions and doubts. Good luck to all.
Thank you Rick for Clarifying.
 
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I know he is king, but 3.6M for 8L domain.
 
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Which is most expensive domain name in the world? facebook,com = 8L
This is my own opinion.
 
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Which is most expensive domain name in the world? facebook,com = 8L
This is my own opinion.

Don't confuse 'domain' with 'company' here.

But I agree the domain certainly is an important asset for Facebook ;)
 
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Buyer asked me to remove the blog post earlier today even tho no NDA was ever discussed.
I simply granted his wishes in this particular situation.
But you can't unring a bell.
This is a solid deal.
Hope that answers all questions and doubts. Good luck to all.
The fact that you have removed your tweet about / and your blog post was not the causing reason for my doubts and it is a nice and exemplary gesture to comply with the buyer's wish.

The reason for my doubt was (and still is) simply the room for interpretation that comes along with some of your statements - and exactly this is again the case in your reply above.

To say it clear, your statement "This is a solid deal." is way too general (in this context) and could mean nearly anything - in other words, it is simply not a confirmation for DOMAIN ILLUMINATI, that you ...

... have sold your domain name bestodds.com for $3.6 million USD (without a discount) and that you already got (at least) the half of the money ($1.8 million USD) in cash or digitally transacted into your bank account (or crypto wallet)) from the buyer (I know that you never claimed that you already got the money - but "getting the money" is the most decisive part of any deal as we all know) and that ...

... this deal (especially the mentioned amounts) was (were) in no way cancelled or changed in any way and that all I described in this sentence ("To say it clear, your ... [...] ... happened.") happened.

In other words, you are still (and will always be) welcome to post a solid (to use "your" term) information = confirmation here regarding this sale - a post that does not allow any interpretation - and I (+ all others who are not sure how to interpret your words in terms of this matter) will be convinced about it, then I will instantly congratulate you with all my heart to your awesome deal.

All of this does not mean that I have missed your great criticism about the potential danger of "appraisal" - tools, you are absolutely right, they are not helpful and no seriously minded domainer will use these tools to valuate their or other's domain names, some even pay (?!) for using such tools - not knowing that the only valuation that effectively counts at the end is and will always be the one made by the owner.

Last but not least, to go sure that you won't get me wrong I want add that I do not doubt your word in any way (its just that one has to interpret other's words in the right way and if there is more than one interpretation possible, I am trying to find out which is the applicable one and then it can cause a discussion like this) and if we should ever have a deal I would send you every authcode (or money) before receiving any money (or authcode).
 
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This thread just warrants why I don’t report sales anymore and keep business to myself, I came to this decision about a year ago.

A family member of mine who’s done quite well in life (money wise) told me, don’t tell anyone anything (money wise) not even family members, it will only make people jealous and you see that here and other threads where people report substantial sales, why I don’t know.

But what I will say is 1) Rick and his sales over the years have been proved as credible, why would he need to lie?

2) Rick (or anyone who reports sales) are not obligated to prove anything to you or anyone else for that matter, if you don’t believe them that’s for to decide. Only person they have to show credibility of a sale to is NameBio or Ron Jackson 'if' they want this sale officially documented.
 
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