What is the most...

[peter]

... you have made on 1 (one) single domainname?

 

[Darkfire001]

LOL $45, But hey I dont go for those specialty domains I go for stuff that if it bombs I can use. Oh and domain was AdvertKing.com.

 

[peter]

hehe k
I know some people here have sold for 10's of thousands

 

[Tippy]

The most I have made is $91 from the sale of freelancetalk.com . One day I might catch a big one

Mike

 

[peter]

yeah, we are all dreaming of the "big one" =)

 

[Tippy]

I think the only real option we have with our less sought after domains is to develop them first then sell. If you can do the work yourself you can make some nice pocket change.

Mike

 

[peter]

yes that is what I have started doing

 

[peter]

jh3: what names?

 

[Bob]

Sale: $10,000
Cost of Domain: $10
Profit: $9990

Time between registration and sale: 3 weeks

Name: StaffordLoans.com

-Bob

 

[alldig]

Originally posted by Bob
Sale: $10,000
Cost of Domain: $10
Profit: $9990

Time between registration and sale: 3 weeks

Name: StaffordLoans.com

-Bob

Time to complete the sale: one year

 

[peter]

wtf? why did they pay so much for staffordloans.com?

 

[alldig]

Originally posted by icehole
wtf? why did they pay so much for staffordloans.com?

Because Bob sold the name to an end user...not to a reseller like most folks in this forum.

 

[peter]

oki.
What is the best way to find these..... "end users" you speak of

 

[alldig]

Research...contact companies...Good luck!

 

[DomainPairs]

Originally posted by jh3
p45.com and texasmortgagebroker.com.

Interesting the way they used p45.

It is also the income tax form that you are given in the UK when you leave a job. Great site name for a Tax consultant.

 

[Edwin]

Cost to acquire a name: $69
Sale price: $10,000
Sold in: 72 hours

NDA means I can't name the name, unfortunately. All I can say is "Wish they were all that easy!"

 

[dmyre]

My best sale was GolfingPortal.com for $500 on Ebay.

 

[fizz]

Originally posted by jh3
yeah, I contacted p.45 after I took a trip to Chicago and actually went inside the store. They sold women's appareal for big $$$. I figured they would be interested in the domain and they were. :O)

That's a neat story jh3. When you first wrote to them did they try and get you to give them the name for reg fee only, or were they willing to look at it as being a savvy business deal for them to buy the name from you for a fair market price?

 

[liquidstar]

oh to sale a name... that would be nice