VOTE: Who is the Pizza.com buyer?

[VV]

Who is the Pizza.com buyer?

PLEASE VOTE.

My prediction -- and this is a long shot -- "Little Caesar's".

 

[squid]

Reseller.
If a company, pizza restaurant bought it, why would they waste their money and leave it like http://pizza.com/ that?

 

[firefly]

not me

 

[Pred]

Reseller.
If a company, pizza restaurant bought it, why would they waste their money and leave it like http://pizza.com/ that?

check the whois, it hasnt changed hands yet, thats why

nor is it likely to imo. i dont expect this sale to go through tbh

 

[RJ]

Good question.

I'm going with Papa Johns. They seem to be aggressively expanding and they already do online ordering. It would also complement their stock symbol (PZZA).

Little Caesar's is a definite long shot. Too low budget and a lack of delivery service in most areas. I do like their $5 pizzas though. Under-rated!

Another possible buyer for pizza.com is PMQ.com. They have several online sites for their pizza industry magazine and tradeshows.

 

[Charley]

check the whois, it hasnt changed hands yet, thats why

nor is it likely to imo. i dont expect this sale to go through tbh

I am doubting this sale. Or perhaps, the buyer is paying it in instalments, I cannot comprehend.

 

[VV]

Interesting that so many have voted for domainer/investor already.

As for why I chose Little Caesars -- http://www.littlecaesars.com/news/pizza-store-growth.asp

 

[Pred]

you forgot to include in the poll, the possibility of 'nobody' being the buyer imho :bingo:

 

[VV]

Hmmmm... that's a good point. Perhaps there should be a "Buyer is fake" option?

 

[chenzen]

just wait for few more days. we will find out who the buyer is

 

[kev]

If my past record of completed sedo auctions/sales is anything to go by, I doubt the sale will go through :hehe:
He shouldnt have gone to the papers until the money was safely in his bank account!

 

[bricio]

i dont expect this sale to go through tbh

thats likely to happen

They seem to be aggressively expanding and they already do online ordering. It would also complement their stock symbol (PZZA).

PZZA,com is being auctioned at namejet right now
there are 99 bidders, its price is at $2,199 with 1 day and 6 hours left

He shouldnt have gone to the papers until the money was safely in his bank account!

he hasnt gone... papers looked for him

 

[Broker]

I voted pizzahut but what do I know :great:

 

[wussadotcom]

If even Pizza.com could summon such large numbers, I would pick a Name.com with that money anyday..
I vote fake buyer ;p

 

[Charley]

you forgot to include in the poll, the possibility of 'nobody' being the buyer imho :bingo:

Exactly I was trying to say. The domain still shows

Updated Date: 22-jun-2006
Creation Date: 17-jun-1994
Expiration Date: 16-jun-2012

The updated date should have changed during these days but it hasn't yet.

Hmmmm... that's a good point. Perhaps there should be a "Buyer is fake" option?

 

[gazzip]

If my past record of completed sedo auctions/sales is anything to go by, I doubt the sale will go through :hehe:
He shouldnt have gone to the papers until the money was safely in his bank account!

:td: would'nt that be a horrible end to the story, how do you explain that one to your kids

Lets hope everything goes well for the seller and the sale goes through %%-

I voted for PizzaHut


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[slapman]

i vote it went to a private seller who will sell it again, and papa johns will buy it then. :P

 

[Kate]

I believe that Sedo has vetted all the bidders this time to make sure they are serious and capable.

 

[xman]

Maybe a wealthy collector.

 

[Irieman]

I voted Pizza Hut (only one of the pizza restaurants listed that I knew), but I would guess it was bought by an end user.