Poll: Will Cooking.com Sell in Great Domains Auction Today?

Dave Evanson shared a reminder this morning about the Great Domains auction ending today on Sedo (link in his Tweet):

I think the most valuable domain name in auction is Cooking.com. It’s a great domain name with a high value. At the time of publication, the domain name has a high bid of $275,000 but does not appear to have met the reserve. The high bid is within the reserve range of $250,000 – $499,999. There are just three hours remaining in the auction as of the time of publication.

Do you think Cooking.com will sell in auction today?


Update: Cooking.com sold today for $402,500.

Elliot Silver
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