Nice Week For the Domain Aftermarket With a Million $ Sale and Two Six-Figure Deals

[Duke]

The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. The highlights include the year's first seven-figure sale, two more 6-figure heavyweights and the best week ever for the .org extension. A pair of ccTLDs also crashed the party on the all extension Top 20 Chart. You can get all of the details here:
http://www.dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2010/20100303.htm

 

[Biggie]

great write-up Duke, as always


freshgear.com @ 2k > very nice brandable name

some good purchases were made

 

[james2002]

CashUSA.com is a great domain sale.

 

[south]

At GoDaddy Auctions VeroBeachHotelAndClub.com checked in $3,230

Weird.

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freshgear.com @ 2k > very nice brandable name

some good purchases were made

Agreed. Very nice name. Very usable.

 

[mark]

Some great and encouraging news for the domain name market. Real Estate, even if it's Virtual Real Estate, is a great investment in today's economy and for the future. Thanks for the report Ron!

 

[Theo]

Don't forget the sale of Penis.org

 

[amplify]

How do CashUSA.com ($100,000) and 46.com ($80,000) tie for the #3 spot?

 

[Duke]

How do CashUSA.com ($100,000) and 46.com ($80,000) tie for the #3 spot?

I never was very good with math :blush:

Thanks for catching that typo - fixed it.

 

[broe-foe]

"... two other venues; SnapNames.com and (untainted auctioneer's name deleted).com each placed a pair of names in the Top 20."


Gee, Snapnames' results MUST be credible, otherwise those results wouldn't be published, right? How brain-dead would you have to be in order to believe any auction results provided by Snapnames would not be tainted by shill-bidding? After all, they admiited to it while throwing the alleged perpetrator ("Halverez") under the bus. What's amazing is that an admitted fraudster's auction results would be mentioned along side auction results from auctioneers whose results, thus far, have not proven to be tainted by shill-bidding and fraud.

 

[PRED]

Don't forget the sale of Penis.org

clearly the buyer had a case of 'penis envy' :smilewinkgrin: