Many users praised the CEO's $10-to-$20k domain flip after 15 years as a genius example of patient domain squatting, while some called the practice evil for blocking others' access and extracting exorbitant profit.
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@typesfast you spent 15 years preventing people from using something that was of no value to yourself, and then made an exorbitant profit off it
@typesfast A $9.95 domain turning into $20k might be the best trade on this timeline.
@typesfast Damn, $10 to $20k on a forgotten horse name? Absolute genius
@typesfast That is such a fun story, patience paid off in a big way there
@typesfast I think this is kind of evil tbh.
I just sold a domain for $20k that I bought for $9.95. Found it ~15 years ago by trolling through lists of race horse names from the early 20th century, figuring I could ride the coattails of some very creative people who didn't have the ability to register domain names. Footnote: If a pharmaceutical company launches a blockbuster drug called Valyra, I will feel sooo stupid.
@typesfast no cherry picking, post the IRR of the whole domain portfolio net of fees
Many users praised the CEO's $10-to-$20k domain flip after 15 years as a genius example of patient domain squatting, while some called the practice evil for blocking others' access and extracting exorbitant profit.
Based on 14 visible X reactions from 77 accounts; directional sample.
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