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question Why do domains sell for so much on auctions when there is no interest later on?
Story goes like this Domain sells for XXX+ on an auction platform with multiple bidders Domain sits on Sedo with no offers for months after (sometimes no views either). Why is there so much interest at the auction but no interest after?- domainhacks-931385
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question Why do domains sell for so much on auctions when there is no interest later on?
Story goes like this Domain sells for XXX+ on an auction platform with multiple bidders Domain sits on Sedo with no offers for months after (sometimes no views either). Why is there so much interest at the auction but no interest after?- domainhacks-931385
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