Pardon me for offering an opinion, I didn't realise the thread was for DotCom millionaires only I still stand by the principle that leasing is a good option, maybe my figures were a bit out but that depends on negotiation skills of both parties. Sorry but there is no such thing as an offer you can't refuse. Remember that leases are always negotiable, you can increase the value of lease at regular intervals and you still own the name to sell at a later date as it rises in value. If it's worth $1M (to buy) to a company today, whats it going to be worth to them in 10 years when they have developed the domain? But there again its only MY apparisal of the domain and what do I know about this industry or come to think of it any other industry?
Wow - You are a lucky man! I have a simular name, not as good but related. www.tvexperts.net - It was appraised in the high XXXX Well congrats on the AMAZING domain name
In 1993 the man who started @Home (Will Hearst) suggested I get a domain name. I knew enough to listen and secured the CableTV.com domain in December of that year.