Looking at Thursday’s action LibertyOne.com stood out. The domain name was purchased in 2006 for $25,350 at Moniker. The domain name was purchased by Liberty One Lending out of Arizona. They went out of business in 2009, so someone renewed the name for years. In doing research I found a website that detailed the company […]
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Professional Sports leagues and domain names
When it comes to professional sports leagues the approach to domain names is not the same. In this post we are going to look at the NHL (National Hockey League) and MLB (Major League Baseball). The news today that Seattle named their new NHL franchise the Kraken got people talking plenty in sports tv and […]
Continue ReadingAn interview with the Queen of .XYZ – DNGear.com
Swetha from DNGear.com has been on quite a tear in 2020. The extension of choice? .XYZ! 12 of the top 15 reported .xyz sales in 2020 have been made by Swetha. I took some time to ask a few questions on how she got started, and why .xyz? 1) When did you start domain investing? […]
Continue ReadingNewsReports.com from $1,600 to $10,000 – Ring.me 12,000 to $1,600
Tuesday saw some interesting dips and flips. NewsReports.com was purchased at NameJet last year for $1,632 and closed at $10,000 on Flippa Tuesday. OrganicShampoo.com sold for $8,500 in 2013 at Afternic, left to expire and closed at half that price on Tuesday at GoDaddy auctions. The auction closed at $4,050. BuyDomains scored with WXPO.com, the […]
Continue ReadingeName weekly sales led by XWHB.net – A 3L.com for $8,000
Weekly sales from eName ending 7/20/20 For those unfamiliar, Launched in 2005, the #1 domain name marketplace in China and the preferred platform for all Chinese domain investors. XWHB.net was the high sale at $8,996. Incredible price for a 4L.net that is not a word. GXU.com for $8,008 cheapest 3L.com I have seen in months. […]
Continue ReadingEcopact.com and Duum.com sold for great ROI – QP87.com takes a dive
Ecopact.com is a name that’s gone up, down, and now back up as BuyDomains nets a nice sale. The domain name sold for $3,688 back in 2012 at Afternic. The domain was left to expire in 2017 and BuyDomains picked it up for $227. BuyDomains sold it for $5,588 on Monday. The domain name has […]
Continue ReadingThis front running me is now becoming a trend
Front running me is becoming a thing, well kinda. Back in May I wrote about someone offering me $1,000 for Stock.loans, I accepted their offer at the beginning of the pandemic and they went quiet. Weeks later they told me they planned on selling the name to a client who supposedly, sadly passed away from […]
Continue ReadingSuite101.com once one of the fastest growing sites – Closes at $35,501 Sunday
Sunday was a hot day with excessive heat warnings in place. Things were heated at GoDaddy as well for Suite101.com. Suite101 was a collaborative publishing site based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It formerly generated revenue from advertisements and shared that revenue with contributors; but effective November 1, 2013, that revenue sharing program was terminated. […]
Continue ReadingHow Do You Know When You Have a Bad Domain?
Brian Harnish wrote an article that’s well worth a read for a variety of domain investors. Over the last year we have seen a great interest for domain names with a strong link profile and high domain authority. WebMonkey.com sold for $65,500 on the strength of it’s backlink profile. Last year YMCDN.com was another one, […]
Continue ReadingPunks.com sold for $60,000 in April looks to be a Polish Crypto site
Punks.com was purchased for $60,000 back in April at Sedo. The domain was previously sold back in 2009 for $13,000 at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. There is finally a site up on the domain name, I do think the logo is pretty cool looking with the punk theme of a spiked haircut. The website is in Poland and […]
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