James Booth, celebrating another domain.
Listing your premium domains without reserve can be a very dangerous decision.
Unless the auction is widely advertised and accessible, the lack of a carefully-chosen reserve price can lead to a surprisingly low auction result.
The Sav auction for the domain name ComputerProgram.com closed at a shocking $227 dollars as no reserve was set. A low participation volume contributed to just a handful of people bidding, as opposed to hundreds that might have been interested in the exact match domain for “computer program.”
The domain ComputerProgram.com was acquired by its seller a year ago via DropCatch, for $800 dollars, thus generating a sizable loss. It is now listed for sale by domain investor James Booth, apparent winner of the auction, for the sum of $9,995 dollars, using the Efty platform and Escrow.com.
Now that’s a fair price we’d love to see this premium domain name sell at!
what next videocasseterecorder.com
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Page – LOL now that’s obsolete. A computer program still runs inside every app or even ChatGPT. Great acquisition!