Something stirring...

[Andrew Wright]

And... the button has gone.

 

[neddy]

And... the button has gone.

Lots of things happening behind the scenes Andrew ...

 

[Scott.L]

In my view it is logical for several different reasons. Compare that with an aftermarket name owned by a domainer, the reason why they are likely selling it because it gets low levels of inquiries and they can't sell it, it is anything but virgin.

Nah, not always. A domain name may take time to ripen in a market that would have it. For example: Take Drones or Bitcoin or 'investment properties' at a time when it was booming - the trend is your friend but sometimes its unfriendly until you find them.