Topic: BitcoinWallet.com - SOLD for $250,000 - page 3. (Read 8891 times)

Nice sale.

.... and what exactly acts as your crystal ball to forecast a non-existent business' P/L earnings? Please enlighten me.

This is a major score for whoever owned that domain.  Bet it doesn't even net 200k in profits...

WTS

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MineLitecoin.com
LitecoinMining.com

Couldn't agree with you more. The person or person(s) buying this domain know what they are doing, and most likely have very big money backing them. Whatever their plans, they obviously feel that the money spent here will lead to more down the road. It should also solidify most of our beliefs in Bitcoin and its future prospects.

+1

I have also buyed bitingcoin.com and bitingcoins.com
Looking for someone who can buy this domain from me.

As I mentioned in another thread, high quality bit coin domains are being snapped up at these crazy prices. How do I know? I'm on the inside of some deals right now.

What many of you don't seem to understand because you're not average joe's but early adopters/geeks/enthusiasts is that there is a FLOOD of investor money coming into the space and what this space lacks is credibility and ease to the average person. A strong domain is one very important piece of the puzzle in getting consumer confidence. You think the average person knows what the fuck easyco.in is? Most of them if they saw this name on a billboard or ATM would go "what kind of scam address is that?" An Indian extension is supposed to make the average person feel good? Especially when The Indian government has and might be in the future seizing domains they don't like???

TRUST. The missing link in the space right now. A strong .com domain won't solve your credibility problem if your venture sucks, but if all the rest of the elements are in place, a good domain creates instant recognition.

What looks better on the side of an ATM or billboard? Easyco.in or EasyCoin.com? The guys who launched easyco.in are HANDING free traffic to the owner of Easycoin.com because the average person mistakenly remembers the .com, not the .in. This is a CLASSIC noob mistake that those of us in the biz would never make. You're handing free money to EasyCoin.com, and you're setting yourself up for all kinds of trouble if EasyCoin.com launches a competing service. Let the UDRP begin!

Wacky extensions work fine for tech plays. But for a financial company that has almost zero credibility in the mainstream marketplace, launching with a .whatever is market suicide in the short term. Sure you can overcome a bad name, but it's so much easier to gain traction with a solid, memorable .com.

BTW I know the seller of BitcoinWallet.com. It is a totally legit sale that has been vetted by DnJournal.com, the industry trade mag.

For many of you, scratching heads. But for those of us in the know, a smart move on the way to establishing a brand and traffic.

Sorry, but 5 BTC is A LOT for those names. Post a thread in auctions. Good luck

coin-rigs.com for sale if anyone interested. PM me for details. I had some great plans for that site but I got other stuff to do.

5 BTC is not much 

Cant believe people are paying so much for a domain name .

For sale 5 Bitcoin any.

bitcoinmobile.info

walletbitcoin.info

bitcoinaccount.info


Private message me your offers.

BTC        1RQY6rxzXKWKXSzzCtN3dZHhcY2UyLrsf

Some body did make money by making domain ...

Case closed.

http://dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm

DNJournal is good. It already posted to public records. We use a database to search publicly published sales. Strangely, Bitcoinwallets.com is showing that it only sold for $3,000, so we aren't including it until we can verify what it really sold for.

Check out our bitcoin domain name sales report (updated weekly): http://www.cryptonames.com/bitcoin-domain-sales.html

I ve already checked ..nothing about it. Maybe next week.
thanks for your answer.

Look up DNJournal.com for their weekly reports. If a sale makes that list, it has been independently verified.