Why it matters
Domainers supply a large share of the aftermarket. They buy names they think will have demand and price them for resale. Buyers often meet domainers as sellers. Their prices are set by investment goals, not by the buyer's budget. Domainers differ from cybersquatters, who target trademarks. Know who you are dealing with. A domainer with a clean track record is usually easier to negotiate with than an anonymous seller. Ask for references or a sales history when the deal is large.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
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