>2 million dollars for a domain name

When will people learn that cybersquatting does not bring in the big bucks

>>55302643
I will never understand how this business works.

>>55302643
Y tho

>>55302643
At least the shipping's free

>>55302643
t. person who doesn't own domain names

>>55302643
for a newegg operation it could be worth the money

>>55302687
Kek

>>55302643
>gbp
so that's like 28 cents, what's the issue

>>55302756
KEK

>had a somewhat short domain name but it was just some words that didn't mean anything
>let it expire
>10 years pass
>find out someone snapped it up and sold it for $5k

MOTHERF

>>55302869
What was the domain name?

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>>55302662
>Item condition: Used

>>55302643
Can Paypal even handle transfers of millions of dollars

>>55303302
yes but they'll then restrict your account and steal your money

>>55302756
Good Boy Points is actually on the rise

>>55302643
is it a good time to buy domains? I feel like the market is saturated with all of the new tlds

>>55302756
very funny and re(le)vant meme friendo!

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I dont know if they sell the fucking websites or the domains, this is crazy

Hi Anons, I see you've stumbled into online money-laundering.

Enjoy your stay you stupid fucks.

why not just host your own dns?
I mean you can buy 50000 raspberry pi's for that price, put one in every possible location you or people you know would access that server.

Does this sound excessive?
then that is because it is.
Domains are meant to be the name of the company.
If there is multiple companies with the same name, then it makes sense that the price of the domain would rise.
But buying a vanity domain is pure and utter waste.

>>55305314
You don't even begin to have a clue about how dns's work. Kill yourself redditard.