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Klaushouse
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So I was browsing to buy some new domains and I noticed that too many are took to be true. So I went around noticing some sites that sell domains for as much as 4 thousand dollars! But that was nothing. Nothing when I noticed places like Proforma... which sell a domain name, just a name for what do you guess the minimum bid to be?

Ten Thousand Dollars

10 thousand dollars.

$10 000

They also say and I quote:
"Some names may be valued at more than $100,000 USD and there is no guarantee that the name you are interested in will sell at any price."

one hundred thousand dollars


Don't know about you but that seems quite ridiculous! If you ask me I am satisfied with just getting a mediocre name for $8.95 a year.
Just thought you guys would love to know that piece of information.

Just some more fun info, porn.com sold for 9.5 million dollars, cash.

This stuff is unbelievable honestly. So crazy!

Here's the site of you want to see for yourself:

http://www.proformainc.com/contact.php

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Darkroot
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Peasant

10k woah that's a lot just for a name. I would make up any name to get it for a lower price. I don't think anyone wants to pay 10k for a domain thought.

JustLacrosse21
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hahaha.....porn.com 9.5... thats hilarious

firetail_madness
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firetail_madness
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Blacksmith

Don't make a website with your own domain name xD

firetail_madness
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firetail_madness
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Blacksmith

How much did those google guys buy Youtube for?


Well, they were rich.
ialwayswin
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ialwayswin
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Jester

I think youtube was bought for like..millions!

hellian00
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hellian00
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Did you know the url newgrounds.com is worth over 5-6 Million? Armorgames is worth about 1-2.

The values depend on what calculator you use.

hellian00
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I think youtube was bought for like..millions!


$1.65 Billion in stock.
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