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TAMPA, Fla.–NBC has announced that it has sold all of its available ad spots for the network’s Super Bowl telecast Sunday.The network generated a record $206 million in advertising revenue for the game telecast and $261 million for the entire day, NBC announced.- WashingtonPost.com
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I posted a list of 46 expired domains in the DNXpert domain name forum today. I practice showing only a sample of that list on my blog here to be fair to the folks took the time to register on the free forum.
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This is not a joke, but an actual reply I got from someone I contacted to see if their domain was for sale. Now sure it was a nice name (a LLLL.com) – that could have probably fetched $2,000 on the aftermarket. But $2.5m and Domain Art?
Now I haven’t been involved in this business as long as some but has anyone ever come across Domain art before?
Anyway I think this is a perfect example of an unrealistic seller. Sure it’s his property and he can put it on sale for whatever he likes. But this guy wasn’t willing to budge and I believe he genuinely thought his name could fetch that sort of price.
Now this is obviously an extreme case and in situations like this I just walk away as there are plenty of other deals around the corner.
In the past I had done a lot of my buying off non domainers, but I’ve found lately their price expectations haven’t taken into account the current economic conditions. Also this is the area where you are likely to find the most unrealistic pricing.
On a couple of occasions I have forwaded on comparable sales and also let them know that only a fraction of domain sales recorded are for $50k+. I have also advised they check out Namebio and DNjournal – to look at similar sales. (this has only worked on one occasion and it took over a month for him to see the light..)
So for the last few months the only buying I have been doing is from Domainers, because as a whole they know what the market is doing and the sort of prices they can get for their names and they’re also more willing to flip for a small profit and move onto the next thing.
So going forwards I will have my eyes on the aftermarket looking for deals with realistic sellers.
If you have any funny stories about unreasonable price requests please do post them here.
James