Auction insider writes:
"How are you? Did you get the log in info for the auction we are doing on gambling names? Yahoo just opened up an online poker room! Did you hear?
In Amsterdam [at] the CAC gabling domain auction. Have serious interest in poker.com at $23M!" .. "Makes $300K per month on a poker advertising portal…not even a real game going on the site yet."
Wow. 23 million dollars for a single domain name. Then again, how much is a Poker casino on the Vegas strip if it came with bus-loads of poker players every hour for life?
"Did you get the log in info for the auction we are doing on gambling names?"
Did anyone figure this out? I was able to log in but don't see many of the premiums in the silent auction. Was there a live auction ? I saw no times posted on the CAC or Moniker site of when the auction was to be held if it was live, but I was told it wasn't . . . . so confusing and disorganized. Sorry Monte :(
Posted by: Adam | May 05, 2007 at 01:04 AM
woops cancel that . . . finding the ones I'm after now. . . however rules, procedures, times, etc still a bit on the ambiguous side.
Posted by: Adam | May 05, 2007 at 01:05 AM
I am sure that name will sell for 23 million. Gamblers will be attending the event and we will see loads of money rolling.
Posted by: Charley | May 05, 2007 at 03:39 AM
I suggest Moniker to issue guest passes for the next similar events, so people will get more into the hype and spread the word. A guest pass will only allow to watch ... if anything comes up the guest can quickly register and enter the bidding.
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Posted by: crinux | May 05, 2007 at 03:15 PM