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Who on NamePros can spend $300-$5,000+ on good domains?
It's a simple question. I have over the years read about deals happening between $300 and $5,000 on Namepros but it's always lowkey and gets lost very easily. It seems to be a group consensus that people on Namepros are cheap, bargain hunter, bottom feeders. I feel this is not 100% true. I feel... -
Who on NamePros can spend $300-$5,000+ on good domains?
It's a simple question. I have over the years read about deals happening between $300 and $5,000 on Namepros but it's always lowkey and gets lost very easily. It seems to be a group consensus that people on Namepros are cheap, bargain hunter, bottom feeders. I feel this is not 100% true. I feel...
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