Congratulations you just sold a domain name for $9,999 on GoDaddy auctions. Your transaction has now been forwarded to Escrow.com since it’s over $5,000. Whoops, Escrow.com does not support your country and they will not send you the proceeds from the domain sale. GoDaddy: Payment transactions depend on the domain name’s selling price and the […]
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Same domain name, different year
I am always interested in domain auctions when it’s the same name, same environment (platform) just one year different. A bunch of Buy related domain names have now went to auction three years in a row at GoDaddy auctions. buyequipment.com 2,612 USD 2020-11-05 GoDaddy buynuts.com 1,837 USD 2020-11-05 GoDaddy buypizza.com 1,738 USD 2020-11-05 GoDaddy buyprints.com […]
Continue ReadingOctober popular keyword sales The, Shop and Online
Strong showing for keywords like The, Shop and Capital, Coin and Crypto. Labs and Data were not as strong in reported October domain name sales. Popular Keywords There are certain keywords that are the most sought after in domain wanted threads, certain keywords that are the strongest when it comes to overall registration numbers. Media […]
Continue ReadingWhen it comes to 4L.com F is the top starting letter in total dollars sold
Four letter .coms by starting letter So two weeks ago I published a little fun, data curiosity piece on which starting letters generated the most domain name sales. Again, it’s nothing to base your investing on and correlation does not equal causation. Many readers enjoyed the article from a pure trivia standpoint. So I decided […]
Continue ReadingDrones.net sells for a third of the price it sold for in 2014
Drones.net sold on Thursday for a lot less than it did in 2014. Drones.net sold for $5,845 at Sedo while back in 2014 it sold for $17,500 on Flippa. Drones is registered in 358 extensions per Dofo. It looks like the buyer in 2014 developed the name showing videos of drones. Do you think the […]
Continue ReadingCultWines.com a 64x Return in two years
A couple of 5 figure domain name transactions on Monday. Weekdays.com expired at Uniregistry and closed at $29,723 at GoDaddy auctions. CultWines.com sold for $25,000 at Sedo. Weekdays.com sold twice before, and was once owned by Oliver Hoger. It sold at NameJet in 2014 for $5,100 and resold one year later at NameJet for $8,100. […]
Continue Reading$151,000 buyer of Fanbase.com revealed
Back in mid August the domain name Fanbase.com closed at auction on GoDaddy at $151,000. A website went live today and it looks like the site is going to be a service to provide another avenue for content creators and publishers to get paid. Just create content, publish it and interact with your fanbase. The […]
Continue ReadingBrother.org expires goes for $10,001 – ChrisChristie.com closes at $8,000
A few interesting names on Saturday including the domain name of the 55th Governor of the state of New Jersey, Chris Christie. Brother.org expired and closed at $10,001 on GoDaddy auctions. The domain name never had any content on it over the last 15+ years, according to Archive.org. ChrisChristie.com closed at $8,000 on NameJet. The […]
Continue ReadingNR1.com closes $5,650 once sold for $25K – DropCatch scores on Recircled.com after GoDaddy no payment
Some interesting domain name transactions on Friday. NR1.com sold for $25,000 back in 2008, it looks like a gentleman who I know from .TV out of Italy purchased the name. In 2015 the name went for just $3,000 on NameJet. The buyer back then owns some interesting names like SquattersRights.com where he discusses why typo […]
Continue Reading$3,000 seems to be the magic number for Qoute.com
Don’t “Quote” me on this, but it seems like $3,000 is the magic number for the typo of the word Quote. A few weeks back I saw that QOUTE.com closed at $3,005 and then $3,250 at GoDaddy auctions. Again GoDaddy failed to secure payment and the domain name dropped. DropCatch caught Qoute.com and it closed […]
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