Fractal.co was registered back in 2010 and was a developed site for years. Welcome to the fractal.co website. Here you can download video files of fractal animations created by teamfresh to play on your pc or tv. There is also stock footage available for you to download and use in your own projects. The domain […]
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$5,850 for Tindog.co? Here is why
Tindog.co closed at $5,850 at Dynadot on Sunday. I remember when I wrote about HeyDay.co selling for $45,000 some were incredulous. Tindog was a social networking app for dog owners acquired by Innovetpet last year. In the release they said they were going to revamp some things. The company stated that they would be redirecting […]
Continue Reading$45,000 buyer of HeyDay.co comes out of Stealth mode
I was surprised at the great price Grit Brokerage got for HeyDay.co. The domain name sold for $45,000. A few weeks ago. The company that bought it just got featured in Forbes. From the article: A San Francisco-based company called Heyday has raised $175 million from General Catalyst, Khosla Ventures and other investors to buy, […]
Continue ReadingPens.co and Fractal.co two domain names going in opposite directions
Pens.co was a domain name that sold back at the launch of the .co domain name extension. It sold for $8,200 in the landrush auctions. Pens.co dropped and went for just $630 at Sav.com. On the flipside Fractal.co was caught on the drop and closed at $8,050 at Sav.com. The old site had the following […]
Continue ReadingThursday saw some decent .co action and some Piratebay related names
Thursday’s action was in .co domains and Piratebay related domain names. Including the highest ever .surf sale (not saying much only a handful reported) PirateBay.Surf. 512 back links for this one but most are no follow. In a comment at thedomains.com Brad (no last name) mentioned why the interest in all these kind of names. […]
Continue Reading$35,000 to shave two letters off the domain name
Upper is a European firm that looks to match companies with freelancers in the tech industry. They believe the future of employment is freelance and remote. They are backed by Cavalry Ventures, along with venture capitalist another.vc as well as business angels Vassil Terziev, co-founder of Telerik, and Christian Rebernik, former Managing Director and CTO […]
Continue ReadingBambu raises money and moves from a .life to a .co
Bambu who describes themselves as a global leader in digital wealth technology, is rebranding. The company went out and raised some money and now is moving from the .life extension to the .co. Leading financial institutions around the world have adopted Bambu’s technology, making wealth management digital and simple. According to an article on Hubbis […]
Continue ReadingIt only takes two to make a market
I was looking at GoDaddy auctions and seeing CultureTech.co currently at $710. It’s a 5 year old domain that at first glance I was surprised to see the price so high. It’s just two bidders going back and forth. Bid Date Bid Expires Bidder Bid Amount 2017/03/10 02:11 PM (PDT) 2017/03/13 01:17 PM (PDT) Bidder 1 […]
Continue ReadingHeritage client looking to sell a sweet .co portfolio
It looks like one of the better .co portfolios around is hitting the market. Aron Meystedt from Heritage Auctions sent out an email with a list of approximately 750 names. Names on the list include: Ad.co Adult.co Animation.co Annuity.co Answer.co Ant.co Auction.co Bet.co Bid.co Bill.co Cab.co Call.co Care.co Click.co Computer.co Coupon.co CV.co Date.co Deal.co Digital.co […]
Continue ReadingMike Mann sells Football.co for $50,000
Mike Mann announced on Twitter that he sold Football.co for $50,000. Go Skins? Sold https://t.co/ve5yIH8hoV $50,000. Bought cheap day one. .co is queen. Not a gTLD — Mike Mann (@mikemanndotcom) January 18, 2017 Back in 2011 Mann sold News.co for $50,000. Mike Berkens wrote about other .co sales by Mike Mann in 2011. Mike has […]
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