....Despite the rocky history of high-priced domain sales, participants say it was a fair price...

indeed...

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/5467584/

I can't believe they paid this much for a two word plural. I mean, one could think of "card", "cards", "credit", "creditcard", long before stumbling upon "creditcardS". The selling party deserves a hand for a sales pitch well executed.

well, to me it all depends on the context...

Credit Card is such a frequently used term that a 5-yr kid can probably show you how to use one..

As for singular/plural... I think that get abit less type in than CreditCard.com, NO??
But it is a site for:
CreditCards.com allows consumers to compare interest rates and other terms on hundreds of credit cards.

So ,rather, CreditCardS.com is used

Yes, it makes sense. :)

Originally posted by axelz
I can't believe they paid this much for a two word plural. I mean, one could think of "card", "cards", "credit", "creditcard", long before stumbling upon "creditcardS". The selling party deserves a hand for a sales pitch well executed.

what would you predict revenue to be for the name?

Wow, anybody see the most expensive? 7.5million for business.com!

Originally posted by crucialparad
Wow, anybody see the most expensive? 7.5million for business.com! that is the Classic :D

They didn't mention Casino.com for 5.5 million which wasn't too long ago....

Well I got jackot.com :p hehe, good mispelling....

highest sale for 2004, wonder what can break that :D