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Hi Guys

I just won F i l e Backup.com on SEDO for $3050 USD

What does everyone think?

We plan on developing it in to an automated backup type service.

Thanks
 
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I think it is an excellent keyword combo, popular search string...

I think the price was reasonable, especially considering .com and you are planning to develop it. I think you could sell it later at a higher price to an end-user.

I have backup.info. Spent some time on it a while back, but development got distracted...

Anyway, all the best with your development plans!

Cheers,
TR
 
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Thanks Truthman I appreciate the positive feedback :)
 
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Not to be a downer, but do you think people need to back up their files online? I bought a USB a month ago that holds 8GB. Its a good domain name though.
 
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Not to be a downer, but do you think people need to back up their files online? I bought a USB a month ago that holds 8GB. Its a good domain name though.

have you ever herd that USB sticks get curropt in some time!

i think its an excellent deal and you should be looking forward to developing it asap
all the best
 
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This is not a steal, but I don't think you overpaid.

I agree with the term used above to describe the price. It was "reasonable". This is a nice domain and is perfect for the type of site you plan to develop. Good luck with your website building.
 
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Not to be a downer, but do you think people need to back up their files online? I bought a USB a month ago that holds 8GB. Its a good domain name though.

people do. remote ( offsite ) backup is a critical component of any proper backup plan.
lots of companies offer this.

here are a few mainly consumer focused companies:
jungledisk.com ( a GUI for amazon.com/s3 )
mozy.com
carbonite.com
idrive.com

If you're planning on developing your own online backup solution, then 3K is going to be a fraction of your overall investment. 3K well spent in that case.
 
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Decent name with long reg history. I think it's a nice deal!
 
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good price for the name. you paid what it worth BUT developed its worth multiples of that.
 
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I think its a good deal and considering that you already have a great product to sell ... it can make you alot more money . Good luck :)
 
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Agreed.

people do. remote ( offsite ) backup is a critical component of any proper backup plan.
lots of companies offer this.

here are a few mainly consumer focused companies:
jungledisk.com ( a GUI for amazon.com/s3 )
mozy.com
carbonite.com
idrive.com

If you're planning on developing your own online backup solution, then 3K is going to be a fraction of your overall investment. 3K well spent in that case.
 
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Remote backup

Another example of remote backup is a new Windows frontend to Amazon S3 - CloudBerry Backup

people do. remote ( offsite ) backup is a critical component of any proper backup plan.
lots of companies offer this.

here are a few mainly consumer focused companies:
jungledisk.com ( a GUI for amazon.com/s3 )
mozy.com
carbonite.com
idrive.com

If you're planning on developing your own online backup solution, then 3K is going to be a fraction of your overall investment. 3K well spent in that case.
 
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imo the price you paid is quite high, but it is a good two word name and you might also get traffic from the owner of .net / org (netmass.com) who offer the same service (if thats not you ;)
 
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