bigfan.com, megafan.com & Big Ass Fans

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The speaker purchased the domain bigfan.com for $4,000 and later noticed megafan.com, which he believed was owned by the same people. He preferred the term 'big fan' over 'mega fan' for its common usage and association with supporters. The speaker mentioned the company Big Ass Fans, recognizing their popularity and market share. He speculated on the potential market value of the domain bigfan.com, suggesting a price range of $25,000 to $50,000 due to its solid brand appeal. The discussion also touched on the differences between sports betting, online gaming, and the residential and commercial products by Big Ass Fans.

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