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Buyers remorse and not paying for auction wins
I feel really bad about it. I want the domain but the price I bid at auction is so high I can't go through with it. I'm not saying I'm cheap. I'm happy to pay most times. But the odd occasion you get one guy pushing it to above enduser prices where it's no longer profitable even in 10 years...- domainsoup
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Buyers remorse and not paying for auction wins
I feel really bad about it. I want the domain but the price I bid at auction is so high I can't go through with it. I'm not saying I'm cheap. I'm happy to pay most times. But the odd occasion you get one guy pushing it to above enduser prices where it's no longer profitable even in 10 years...- domainsoup
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