Topic: 53 Bitcoin Domain Names (Read 1647 times)
I wish I saw this earlier, for .5BTC this was a good buy then!
I wouldn't offer this much for buying the whole lot. As most of these are worthless to me and are not very good domains. I may be interested in some if you are willing to sell individually.
Bitcoinvacations.com would be a good one to have once bitcoin goes mainstream.
Because it's a public forum and a free country. There is nothing amateur about my domain resale knowledge. Feel free to take the Pepsi challenge with me kiddo.
I would say "shoo fly, don't bother me" but seeing as how you keep bumping my post and exposing these domains, I can't, I'm a glutton for free advertisement. I will say though that your argument is pure ignorance. So you're telling me that as a buyer you would buy a developed domain for a $10,000+ rather than one that has potential to be developed for around $100 and do it yourself, saving cash?!? This doesn't make since/cents. If you want to argue that domains with potential don't hold value, you will further make a baboon out of yourself. They are literally bought and sold every day. I'm wondering why you're even here really? I suppose you didn't buy Bitcoin when it was at 20 to 30 dollars either.. because it didn't hold any real value? Everything we do in reference to Bitcoin is based on potential.. we don't really know that it's going to succeed, but we hope that it does. It's risk, if it's not for you, get out of the game while you're ahead. You can argue that you're buying Bitcoin because of it's current value and it is real, but that wouldn't be the case either. Take 800USD compared to 1BTC and see which gets you further at this moment in time. Buying domains that hold potential is a business, the savvy will thrive, you will not.
Done ranting, bump this post all you want.
p.s. Don't go into a spiel about how you're a Bitcoin Billionaire or Domain King.
Anyone interested in these domains can freely PM, Thanks.
You tell him
Because it's a public forum and a free country. There is nothing amateur about my domain resale knowledge. Feel free to take the Pepsi challenge with me kiddo.
I would say "shoo fly, don't bother me" but seeing as how you keep bumping my post and exposing these domains, I can't, I'm a glutton for free advertisement. I will say though that your argument is pure ignorance. So you're telling me that as a buyer you would buy a developed domain for a $10,000+ rather than one that has potential to be developed for around $100 and do it yourself, saving cash?!? This doesn't make since/cents. If you want to argue that domains with potential don't hold value, you will further make a baboon out of yourself. They are literally bought and sold every day. I'm wondering why you're even here really? I suppose you didn't buy Bitcoin when it was at 20 to 30 dollars either.. because it didn't hold any real value? Everything we do in reference to Bitcoin is based on potential.. we don't really know that it's going to succeed, but we hope that it does. It's risk, if it's not for you, get out of the game while you're ahead. You can argue that you're buying Bitcoin because of it's current value and it is real, but that wouldn't be the case either. Take 800USD compared to 1BTC and see which gets you further at this moment in time. Buying domains that hold potential is a business, the savvy will thrive, you will not.
Done ranting, bump this post all you want.
p.s. Don't go into a spiel about how you're a Bitcoin Billionaire or Domain King.
Anyone interested in these domains can freely PM, Thanks.
Hey there OP,
Good collection, I'm a domain collector myself too, part time though. What is the asking price for bitcoinpizzas.com alone ?
Good collection, I'm a domain collector myself too, part time though. What is the asking price for bitcoinpizzas.com alone ?
You really expect to turn those crappy 99 cent domains into $100/each? Ridiculous.
That's a subjective argument on your part, these domains carry potential for future growth with a Bitcoin audience.
You registered these less than a month ago -Irrelevant
have done no work to them - Irrelevant - they are domains for sale, not websites
and expect them to fetch 100 times the cost. It's just not going to happen. And yet it can and does happen, not often but it does happen.
Why do armchair domain quarterbacks feel compelled to give their amateur opinions when nobody asked? The guy posted an auction, if people are interested, they'll bid. If not, they won't.
Auction has Ended.
Domains will be listed in the 'digital goods' section of bitcointalk and can now be sold separately.
Domains will be listed in the 'digital goods' section of bitcointalk and can now be sold separately.
In bulk right?
Could the buyer choose only a few?
Could the buyer choose only a few?
May I know the Expiry Date for BTCGASCARD.COM?
That would be 11-22-2014, thanks.
You registered these less than a month ago -Irrelevant
have done no work to them - Irrelevant - they are domains for sale, not websites
and expect them to fetch 100 times the cost. It's just not going to happen. And yet it can and does happen, not often but it does happen.
Why do armchair domain quarterbacks feel compelled to give their amateur opinions when nobody asked? The guy posted an auction, if people are interested, they'll bid. If not, they won't.
have done no work to them - Irrelevant - they are domains for sale, not websites
and expect them to fetch 100 times the cost. It's just not going to happen. And yet it can and does happen, not often but it does happen.
Why do armchair domain quarterbacks feel compelled to give their amateur opinions when nobody asked? The guy posted an auction, if people are interested, they'll bid. If not, they won't.
I could not have said it any better myself, thank you for that!
May I know the Expiry Date for BTCGASCARD.COM?
You really expect to turn those crappy 99 cent domains into $100/each? Ridiculous.
That's a subjective argument on your part, these domains carry potential for future growth with a Bitcoin audience.
You registered these less than a month ago -Irrelevant
have done no work to them - Irrelevant - they are domains for sale, not websites
and expect them to fetch 100 times the cost. It's just not going to happen. And yet it can and does happen, not often but it does happen.
Why do armchair domain quarterbacks feel compelled to give their amateur opinions when nobody asked? The guy posted an auction, if people are interested, they'll bid. If not, they won't.
You really expect to turn those crappy 99 cent domains into $100/each? Ridiculous.
That's a subjective argument on your part, these domains carry potential for future growth with a Bitcoin audience.
Entitled to you're opinion Sir. Auction is still open.
You really expect to turn those crappy 99 cent domains into $100/each? Ridiculous.
That's a subjective argument on your part, these domains carry potential for future growth with a Bitcoin audience.
Bulk as in you are selling these all at the same time for the negotiated price, or are you willing to split these up?
Auction is for the sale of all domains. If auction completes without a sale domains will be sold individually in "Digital Goods"
You really expect to turn those crappy 99 cent domains into $100/each? Ridiculous.
That's a subjective argument on your part, these domains carry potential for future growth with a Bitcoin audience.
You really expect to turn those crappy 99 cent domains into $100/each? Ridiculous.
Bulk as in you are selling these all at the same time for the negotiated price, or are you willing to split these up?
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