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Good luck selling that domain for anywhere near that price.
This site never got off the ground, e.g. from Nov 30, 2004: http://web.archive.org/web/20041130234355/http://www.christiandating.com/
Same page as they have now, 7.5 years later.
So, no SE history, no links, nothing.
Good luck selling that domain for anywhere near that price.
This site never got off the ground, e.g. from Nov 30, 2004: http://web.archive.org/web/20041130234355/http://www.christiandating.com/
Same page as they have now, 7.5 years later.
So, no SE history, no links, nothing.
What are the largest Christian dating sites in the world?
could you list them
In Brazil the largest are:
http://www.fidelitate.com.br
What are the largest Christian dating sites in the world?
could you list them
In Brazil the largest are:
http://www.fidelitate.com.br
Who is the largest Christian dating site in the world?
christiancafe
christianmingle
christiansingles
Who is the largest Christian dating site in the world?
christiancafe
christianmingle
christiansingles
It might be worth it if they did a bit of SEO and bolted the domain onto a white label platform to build a business around the domain to demonstrate monetisation. Would hardly cost anything and would certainly justify a higher asking price.
At present though Sam’s absolutely right – I’m sick of seeing farcical valuations for domains and businesses in this industry, it really sets unrealistic expectations for others.
Ross
It might be worth it if they did a bit of SEO and bolted the domain onto a white label platform to build a business around the domain to demonstrate monetisation. Would hardly cost anything and would certainly justify a higher asking price.
At present though Sam’s absolutely right – I’m sick of seeing farcical valuations for domains and businesses in this industry, it really sets unrealistic expectations for others.
Ross
That seems a little steep to me at the moment, good luck to them nonetheless.
That seems a little steep to me at the moment, good luck to them nonetheless.