The author has been contacted multiple times in recent months, receiving approximately six emails, inquiring about the potential sale of their domain. These recurring requests have prompted the decision to let the market determine the domain's value. To ensure the integrity of the process, the author advises against inquiring about the reserve price, emphasizing that revealing it would undermine its intended purpose. This approach allows for an open and competitive bidding environment, permitting the true worth of the domain to be established through market dynamics.
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