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Is that even worth it? Going after a trademark typo and a company that has a history going after typo sqatters.... Imagine paying 20k and has to give it up in a few months... not worth it in my opinion.
 
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Wouldn't pay 1800 let alone almost 20,000...crazy
 

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It's some very high RPM traffic, but such an obvious typo is risky.
 

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Is that even worth it? Going after a trademark typo and a company that has a history going after typo sqatters.... Imagine paying 20k and has to give it up in a few months... not worth it in my opinion.


one less competitor :)
 

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You are bidding for it biggedon? Not worried at all?
 

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someone sure has some balls. My credit limit aren't even that high. lol.
 

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Estimated PPC for keyword 'CAREER' = $0.5
Cash paid for investment = $18,600

In order to earn back those cash, you will need 37,200 clicks. Let say your CTR hits 15% "very low". Then you will need about 250,000 visitors to break even.

In investment, it is a common practice to throw in cash for 2-8 years asset.

So, to see whether is it really worthed, you need to predict how much traffic can the domain receive in one day and compare it to it margin:

2 years: 347 visitors/day
3 years: 231 visitors/day
and so on......

Careerbuild.com has 920 OVT score with ext. That is very high. Most of the time, websites with ten of thousands of visitors will have that score.

The conclusion is: VERY VERY WORTHED
 

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Crazy, but a good money maker until they have to give it up :p
 

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who bought it ?
If they can develop it and cover up the money them good for them.. but surely not worth the price :-o
..:: peace ::..
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They will get this money back in less than 2 years. These guys earn millions of dollars every month so they can not be buying some $100 domains...I made proxybid on this one $10K and went to sleep. Yesterday was 5 CB typos auctioned, all of them for a lot.
 

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Some WIPO cases involving Career Builder for your reading pleasure.

I read other things for pleasure, sorry.


IMHO a purchase like this one is a Gamble, not an investment.

Purchase of one such domain would be a gamble. Buying hundreds is investment with some losses calculated within the price. Again - imagine you have 1-2 mil. income stream every month. Half of it reinvest into generic, no TM domains with ROI 5~10%, half of it reinvest into TM domains with average ROI including some losses about 50%. Once (and if ever) this TM parking ends you will have a lot of projects on generic domains and still will be able to use the traffic from those TM domains to boost traffic on it.
 

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some companies are actually starting to sue for loss of business, so if buyer resides in USA there is also a lawsuit risk, not just losing the domain
 

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Purchase of one such domain would be a gamble. Buying hundreds is investment with some losses calculated within the price. Again - imagine you have 1-2 mil. income stream every month. Half of it reinvest into generic, no TM domains with ROI 5~10%, half of it reinvest into TM domains with average ROI including some losses about 50%. Once (and if ever) this TM parking ends you will have a lot of projects on generic domains and still will be able to use the traffic from those TM domains to boost traffic on it.

Stop giving out all the secrets Denny. :cheeky:
 

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I think its silly to think the buyers are not aware of the TM issues. Anytime a tm name is bought or auctioned someone always has to say "uh oh TM issues", the people buying these things know that. Its obviously a risk theyve decided they can handle. If you think your gonna make money without taking risks your a dope.

droplister, a Typo Squatter :)
 

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all they have to lose is the price of the domain, they are smart enough to sheild their assets in case of lawsuits , so on scale to them its not a risk in the larger scope of things.
 

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Guess another person who bids high and can't pay, it's back on auction now at $10,000. I wonder if those people get banned if they can't pay. I guess you are the high bidder now Danny? Hope you got the cash.
 

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Guess another person who bids high and can't pay, it's back on auction now at $10,000. I wonder if those people get banned if they can't pay. I guess you are the high bidder now Danny? Hope you got the cash.

Everyone can get into trouble sometimes. I am the highest bidder but someone will overbid me for sure...
 

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Probably the guy which bumped the non-payer to those 18600 rejected re-auction with his last bid, Enom asked my via email too if I want to keep the bid or not.
 
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