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They can be funny but actually lugubrious the posts of
domain sales where the poster either goes in great lengths describing what the name means or uses great hyperbole (e.g., abchelloworldxyz.com is the greatest social networlk name.. has the beginning and end of the alphabet PLS say hello to everyone) on names that make no sense.
I must admit only one time I bought a domain from such over pitch but the funny and most true part is.. I bought for something else than the seller hyped.
The domain will sell itself.. needs no hype. Hype means it probably is terrible and the buyer will run after the first 2 lines of pitch.
In a nutshell, does anyone get the same feeling.. when there is alot of hype when one sells a domain to just turn and run..that it probably sucks?
And also, if the seller says the domain is the best for something the buyer likes it for.. the buyer won't feel like he's getting a bargain.
domain sales where the poster either goes in great lengths describing what the name means or uses great hyperbole (e.g., abchelloworldxyz.com is the greatest social networlk name.. has the beginning and end of the alphabet PLS say hello to everyone) on names that make no sense.
I must admit only one time I bought a domain from such over pitch but the funny and most true part is.. I bought for something else than the seller hyped.
The domain will sell itself.. needs no hype. Hype means it probably is terrible and the buyer will run after the first 2 lines of pitch.
In a nutshell, does anyone get the same feeling.. when there is alot of hype when one sells a domain to just turn and run..that it probably sucks?
And also, if the seller says the domain is the best for something the buyer likes it for.. the buyer won't feel like he's getting a bargain.
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