Things didn't look good for Kiko when Google entered the market, but co-creator Justin said he wasn't scared. According to one Reddit poster, Kiko has been down for the last few days.
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Wednesday, August 16, 2006
Kiko For Sale on eBay
The online calendaring company Kiko put their site up for sale on eBay today, presumably signifying the end of their company. This will be the second Y company to fold (the first was Simmery). According to the eBay description, "We are selling Kiko because we want to have time to work on other projects as a development team. We had a project in mind we just didn't want to wait on :)."
Things didn't look good for Kiko when Google entered the market, but co-creator Justin said he wasn't scared. According to one Reddit poster, Kiko has been down for the last few days.
Currently there are no bidders for the site, which has a starting price of $49,999.99.
Update:There is now one bidder! After 111 bids, Kiko was sold for $258,100.
Things didn't look good for Kiko when Google entered the market, but co-creator Justin said he wasn't scared. According to one Reddit poster, Kiko has been down for the last few days.
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it sold for $258,100.
Y Combinator has funded Kiko startup founders' new project. Paul Graham, in a blog post, writes, "Y Combinator funded their new idea yesterday. And this one is not the sort of thing Google employees would be using at work. In fact, it's probably the most outrageous startup idea I've ever heard."
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