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Harsh Dwivedi

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Just saw an American startup received 2.5 million dollar funding but spent 1.8 million dollar in just buying domain. What do you guys think of this decision ? Is it worth it ? By the way the domain is friend.com

Vivek Sharma

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If they have the caliber to raise $2.5 million and the domain is crucial to their brand, I believe they made the right decision. Taking financial risks can sometimes lead to great business success in the future.

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Anonymous 6

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Irrespective of that i think it’s too stoopid to this kind of amount

Vivek Sharma

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Bro there brand name is Friend and they had to take the domain which is Friend.com In any cost they would probably buy. Agar abhi nhi liya toh toh kabhi brand visibility nhi banegi aadhe log sirf naam padke aate hain fir uske baad product se related

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Anonymous 6

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When a such a limited product market fit kinda product which costs 99.99$ i don’t think so

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