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Regarding last night, Toni went for $22,472 (Namebio) Seems like a good price for the buyer who might be named "Toni"
The rising popularity of .Com in Australia
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Went over to my mum's for dinner and noticed she had a shopping bag with Elsternwick.Com printed on the side.
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Steve Smith makes more money from investing in Koala.com that his entire Cricket career,
https://www.businessinsider.com.au/...him-more-than-his-whole-cricket-career-2019-8
Australian business's embrace of .com continues.
https://www.businessinsider.com.au/...him-more-than-his-whole-cricket-career-2019-8
Australian business's embrace of .com continues.
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I heard about that a while ago, he got in early, doesn't mean the mattresses are any good though.
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It is all about marketing and convenience. They've made the process simple and have pretty much every element right.
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I am seeing a lot of ads for Monday/Com on youtube lately. I listen to the Comedy Bang Bang podcast and they often have ads for Leesa/Com ...... another mattress company that offers a mattress that will ship in a box and then "pop" into shape when the box is opened ......ummm
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Are you saying that "in this case" because they have had massive success using a .com?
I don't think the fact that it's a .com has made any difference but it will be easier to look globally now. I see that the the domain shows as au.koala.com when I visit the website. My comment was more regarding the koala name because it's unrelated to the product and they've spent big money on blanket advertising to direct people to the website. They've done a good job.
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I see BusinessSydney/Com was sold for $9,880 U.S.D .....Dn Journal
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I see January/com on Dn Journal has sold for $107,000 ....... seems cheap to me, thoughts?
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Firmly a reseller price I would say.
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I have only ever heard of January, Tuesday and Wednesday being used as names
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Monday.com is a fairly substantial startup (though terrible name in my view). PWC once rebrand to it about 20 years ago as well, and switched back within a couple of months after widespread ridicule.
http://badmarketing.co.uk/just-another-manic-monday-after-pwc-rebrand/
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It is about 50% more, ie $100 is around $150 in AUD. PayPal/Bank will add on around 5% in terms of giving a really bad exchange rate.
Yes virus will crunch domain values, startups will have a lot of trouble fundraising so enduser demand will drop with it. I would suggest offering 25% less than what you might have offered a month ago.
Yep I forgot about the 20% broker commission that I had to pay. By the time I paid that and the bank rate it almost doubled the cost of the domain name.
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I see Piny/Com is at Dropcatch, currently at $2,300 How much will it go for?
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Went for $5,100 which seems kinda cheap compared to some of the four letter brandables I have seen in the past
