Premium domain for sale

[sweetbet]

I purchased casinosonline .org many years ago and never seriously developed it. It's currently a very small site that I haven't touched in a long time.

The domain doesn't rank for its name, although it used to.

I'm interested in selling the domain name only without any content.

The price is 10 Bitcoins which is fairly inexpensive considering it's a premium name.

I would need to receive payment before I transfer the domain to you.

[MMM]

Liked the Bitcoin payment. Good luck with the sale.

[sweetbet]

Or give me your best offer in Bitcoin. No ridiculous offers though

[Top Domains]

That's a nice .org for the industry. I also liked that you mentioned Bitcoin. That makes it easy for those holding any in lieu of cash.

[sweetbet]

There was some interest in the domain, but no takers.

OK, let me make it more interesting....

I will drop the price from 10 BTC to 6 BTC because I want to take advantage of the rather volatile crypto market right now.

This offer is only valid until Wednesday the 19th of July.

[Geomet]

Or give me your best offer in Bitcoin. No ridiculous offers though

I concur with you..but it is a shame though, that the offers are not so satisfactory

[MMM]

good chances it will be worth less than $9k in few days...

[sweetbet]

or even lower as BTC continues dropping as we get closer to 1 August That's OK though because once I invest the BTC into the crypto market, I can trade and increase it

[MMM]

dont really understand why all altcoins are dropping as well, since it makes more sense they actually stay the same or even go higher.
On the other hand, them raising 10 folds in the previous months didn't make much sense either

[PROFRBcom]

dont really understand why all altcoins are dropping as well, since it makes more sense they actually stay the same or even go higher.
On the other hand, them raising 10 folds in the previous months didn't make much sense either

Bitcoin = Cryptocurrency

Everything else follows. It's kind of like if the USD moves. All other currencies adjust b/c it is the granddaddy.

[TheGooner]

dont really understand why all altcoins are dropping as well, since it makes more sense they actually stay the same or even go higher.
On the other hand, them raising 10 folds in the previous months didn't make much sense either

Because much of the "investment" is small time speculation that behave like reef-fish.
They rush in to by BTC and Alt-coins when it is high ... and rush to sell out EVERYTHING when it starts falling.

Most people lose value in volatile markets -- buying high / selling low -- many times over.

[universal4]

It's kind of like if the USD moves.

We're moving?? Sheesh just when I was getting used to this continent...J/K

Funny sometimes the US stock market dictates the directions of other markets, and sometimes the unrest in other markets affect the DOW but overal I think you are right ProFRB

Rick
Universal4

[Sherlock]

Profrb got it.

Almost each person has its own explanation for bitcoin/altcoin movements. The only 99% valid theory here (until 2017) is that there are cycles of cryptocurrencies and they all follow each other movements (=they are all strongly correlated). Where Bitcoin as a leader has the smallest ups and downs (albeit very significant ones compared to fiat or stock market). Altcoins follow like a crazy tale of a dog.

This year (after halving that is the important trigger of upside movement) everything got even more crazy with the ICO avalanche that boosted ETH.

My estimation is that things are settling down and will be settled fully after Bitcoin hopefully adopts Segwit. That might cause one more significant upside movement for Bitcoin (and will be interesting to watch what altcoins will do: will they again follow btc or will they follow fundament and drop further, because bitcoin will be more usable for future? I do not know the answer here.).

edit: plus there was a closure of alphabay + suicide of the owner on 13th during the bearish phase

[WebEntrepreneur]

Hi,

Can you PM me your contact details, I am interested in the domain.

Thanks

[zaekyt]

How much bitcoint?

[sweetbet]

The price of BTC has rocketed since I posted this ad

I have one interested buyer but we haven't come to a deal yet.

The NEW price is $7,000 payable by BTC. This is approx 0.40000000 BTC

Reply "I'll take it" to this post and I'll send you my BTC address.

Once I receive payment, I'll push the domain to your namecheap account.

[DaftDog]

You may have better luck in selling if you were to use an escrow service. I would never pay that type of money direct, especially to someone who quotes Billy Graham.

[Onlinebet]

haha, BTc is good investment Good luck

[Top Domains]

You may have better luck in selling if you were to use an escrow service. I would never pay that type of money direct, especially to someone who quotes Billy Graham.

Do you know of a good and reliable escrow service for using BTC? I looked a while back but didn't find one.

Each situation is unique, and I don't believe it is necessary to operate in a black and white manner like that at all.

For instance, I'm sure many of you probably know the OP very well. Is he a guy with a well known public profile who has nothing to gain by screwing a buyer and everything to lose? Then there should be no problem paying him BTC upfront for the domain.

Here's a case in point: I sold a few domains for multiple $xx,xxx's in BTC just months ago. The buyer paid me upfront and was happy to do so, although we had never met prior to discussing the sale. It made perfect sense for him to do that too: I'm out in the open with a public business that's over 15 years old, having everything to lose by not doing the right thing and nothing to gain. Logically and quite obviously, I would have to be pretty crazy to not do the right thing after being paid.

But if you can show me a really good escrow service that also doesn't have too many hoops to jump through and possible snags along the way for that I'm all ears. When I did the deal for $xx,xxx in BTC a while ago, however, we got it all done in about 90 minutes or so, including payment and domain transfer.

[DaftDog]

Do you know of a good and reliable escrow service for using BTC? I looked a while back but didn't find one.

Each situation is unique, and I don't believe it is necessary to operate in a black and white manner like that at all.

For instance, I'm sure many of you probably know the OP very well. Is he a guy with a well known public profile who has nothing to gain by screwing a buyer and everything to lose? Then there should be no problem paying him BTC upfront for the domain.

Here's a case in point: I sold a few domains for multiple $xx,xxx's in BTC just months ago. The buyer paid me upfront and was happy to do so, although we had never met prior to discussing the sale. It made perfect sense for him to do that too: I'm out in the open with a public business that's over 15 years old, having everything to lose by not doing the right thing and nothing to gain. Logically and quite obviously, I would have to be pretty crazy to not do the right thing after being paid.

But if you can show me a really good escrow service that also doesn't have too many hoops to jump through and possible snags along the way for that I'm all ears. When I did the deal for $xx,xxx in BTC a while ago, however, we got it all done in about 90 minutes or so, including payment and domain transfer.

I understand your reasoning and have sold and purchased a few low value domains and websites exactly as you mention. However, from a personal point of view, I could never expose myself to such risk for any transaction over $2,000.

The seller may be an upstanding person with every intent on transferring the domain over to you once they receive payment. But there is always a risk, no matter how small, of something happening between payment and transfer. The seller could be hit by a bus (and they would soon discover if Billy Graham was correct) before they could pay you. I know the chances of that happening are very low but there is still that risk that something could happen. The chances of getting a refund now are pretty slim without spending further resources on lawyers etc.

I'd rather be safe than sorry.