that's a wrong comparison. who sold humanoid name has no regular 5 or 6 fig salsa probably. and even If they do cause some do..then it's not in a shit tld like xyz. which is ok for some buyers for 3 or 4fig but not 5 or 6.
so the curiosity is... one person on earth making regular 5 or 6fig sales on a junk tld.
the possible answers are... owning 20k best names. which she owns. working hard outbiunding them alone or hiring others... pure luck like winning lotto every month.. hey it happens right ...
etc...
do I care ..no.. do I hate.. no... do I know for sure..no... am I curious cause I'm human like all ..yes
You are wrong, it should be a concern.
For example, it concerns me a lot because I am an honest and fair person, and I am also very impulsive. It infuriates me when scammers deceive naive fools.
I donโt consider XYZ domains valuable, but one-word domains or good two-word domains always have some value. Not 5-number price, but somethingโthey are worth something... or could have been, if not for Swethaโs fake sales. They have ruined the remaining reputation of XYZ domains.
Their plan is very simple: the XYZ registry marks all one-word domains as premium with high renewal fees, and they do this with every dropped domain. As a result, Swetha ends up being the only one with one-word XYZ domains with standard renewal fees. Then, they "sell" these domains and report the sales.
Yes, I believe that some XYZ domains are sold for $1,000โ$20,000 or even more per domain. However, these sales are driven by the hype created by Swetha. And it's also possible that someone else decided to use these transactions as a way to launder money.
I understand that bluffing can be a business tactic, but Swetha takes it a step further by coming to the domainers' forum and reporting fake sales. How many newbies have lost money trying to replicate her "success"? This isnโt just bluffing as a business tacticโthis is outright fraud.