There was one hell of a debate going on today with a sale reported on Namepros. It all started with $30,000 Sold ***IOT.COM (9 letters) Members like AbdulBasit.com, Karmaco, Golan, Michael M and myself making the point that incomplete data in the thread is basically worthless. Others basically told people they were jealous, get lost, […]
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Incomplete data is worthless
I know there are a few who always say they don’t release any info on their sales. There are others who feel they know why and it’s not for anything honorable or on the up and up. Whether someone is trying to hype themselves up, boast about something that didn’t happen, or is just a […]
Continue ReadingWrong feeling on a brandable costs me some money
So back in May of 2016 I purchased a 29 domain lot of BrandBucket listed names. Cost $1,500. I really wanted 1 name, Inteleca.com, I liked some of the other 5 letter names and some I really didn’t love, so I thought I would lower the acquisition cost of the portfolio purchase and liquidate some […]
Continue ReadingPurchased for $20 last October, Mike Mann sells WholesomeChild.com for $24,888
Mike Mann announced the sale of WholesomeChild.com for $24,888. The domain was purchased by WholesomeChild.com.au. Namepros users don’t get the sale, someone on Twitter replied to Mike that he has some shitty names and Mike wants to know what happened to Schilling and Ham because he wants some competition. Don’t take this personal, but you […]
Continue ReadingAfter being held for 18 years, CryptoCorp.com has a new owner
A lot of times the domains wanted section on Namepros leads to frustration for both buyers and sellers. Buyers get a ton of pm’s with names they specifically said they were not looking for. Sellers see new threads where someone says they will buy their 3L.com for $5,000 to $8,000 or I will take your […]
Continue ReadingOne of the original 7 new gtld’s scores a big sale
.Ventures was one of the first 7 new gtld’s to be released. It was January of 2014 and today Sedo reported that Blockchain.ventures sold for $42,000. The domain was registered 2-19-14 by an Alex Broudy, the domain has moved under privacy now. It looks to be owned by a company that has a few crypto […]
Continue ReadingVincent Jacques sells FindMe.online for $7,500
One of our contributors here, Vincent Jacques of VinsDomains reported on Namepros that he sold FindMe.online for $7,500. .Online is a string owned by one of our advertisers Radix. Vincent did not elaborate on the negotiations or how the sale went down, but you can follow the thread on Namepros. FindMeonline.com was registered in 2012 […]
Continue ReadingBuckley Media Group sells Inspection.com for $335,000
Kate Buckley tweeted out that she closed the sale of Inspection.com for $335,000. Congratulations to Kate who had some of the top sales in 2017. Thrilled to announce I’ve just closed the sale of https://t.co/rFOIuIVSBH for $335,000. Congratulations to both buyer and seller! #domains #brands #marketing #scaleup #BuckleyMediaGroup — Kate Buckley (@katebuckley1) February 21, 2018
Continue ReadingNameJet January sales led by PY.net
NameJet released their January sales and PY.net was the top sale at $27,000. NamesCon results are not included in the list. ZSV.com was the first 3L.com sold and it went for only $11,100. The first non .com sale after Py.net was onyx.io for $6,100. Overall January looked slow to me, hopefully with NamesCon over things […]
Continue ReadingWhere did those 6 figure offers go for FakeNews.com?
We wrote a year ago about FakeNews.com and it’s owner receiving 6 figure offers. There is a story on DallasNews.com today about a California man, George Bacon who purchased FakeNews.com 11 years ago for $250. From the article: Fakenews.com isn’t the only domain Bacon owns — he buys and sells them regularly as a hobby […]
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