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. […]
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ECIGARETTE.ORG sold for $14,399 back in 2011 left to expire for $2,035
The second time around for some names on Wednesday saw some interesting prices. Ecigarette.org being the biggest drop. PromoCode.co.uk sold for $6,280 back in 2014 and resold Wednesday on Sedo for just $2,407. ECIGARETTE.ORG sold for $14,399 back in 2011. The news around vaping is not good 9 years later and the domain name was […]
Continue ReadingGoDaddy back to reporting sales Ingles.com sold for $400,000
GoDaddy has returned to announcing some sales. Now the list is limited and it would be nice to get back to the days when Afternic announced. These sales are from June ingles.com $400,000 sold for $49,999 on NameJet in 2014.lendable.com $125,000 sold for $1,877 in 2008 on NameJet.wbs.com $115,000vaninsurance.co.uk $106,769fivenines.com $100,000 Dropped and went for […]
Continue ReadingSecond time around for CNOT.com 11226.com and LushGarden.com prices lower
What a difference a year makes, I have seen it quite often in 2020 a 5 or 6 number .com that went for a lot more at auction just one year before. 11226.com closed at GoDaddy auctions in 2019 for $9,280. This year it closed for just $1,513. 2020 has seen far fewer 5N.com sales […]
Continue ReadingBuying & Selling on Flippa – A 45 Minute Introductory Course
For those who are new to website investing and interested in buying and selling on Flippa, they have put together a video introductory course. Steve McGarry will be the instructor. Steve’s background includes raising $3.5 million for his startup LendLayer which was acquired by Max Levchin’s (founder of PayPal) startup Affirm. There are five sections, […]
Continue Reading“where do “they” get these preconceived notions that domaining is easy?”
Monday I wrote a post about one domain investor throwing in the towel on domain investing. The post has gotten a fair bit of engagement and a good discussion on Namepros. Longtime member and domain investor Biggie asked the question: where do “they” get these preconceived notions that domaining is easy, that you can make […]
Continue ReadingQRapp.com from $501 to $10,000
QRapp.com was sold on NameJet for $501 in 2016, the 4 year hold paid off for the domainer who bought it, selling it on Sedo today for $10,000. QR code abbreviated for Quick Response code are very popular, so it’s easy to see the desire for this name. Huge Domains owns QRCodeApp.com. A few years […]
Continue ReadingWhen the wholesale doubles the previous retail price
A failed promise to deliver a $9 computer leads to a domain name expiration and an $8,850 close. One of the complaints I read a lot on forums from those who have dropped out of the expired auction game, is that the pricing is just too high for a lot of names. Sometimes end users […]
Continue ReadingDropCatch says thank you to GoDaddy again
Koupons.com closed at $6,100 on 8/17/20 at GoDaddy auctions, they did not collect payment and let the domain name drop. It was caught by DropCatch and went for $13,053. 2XPXP.com closed at GoDaddy for $1,525 back in August and was not paid. DropCatch caught the domain name and it closed at $5,000. Luceri.com closed at […]
Continue ReadingWith no desire to pay up for a domain name, should I quit domaining?
So yesterday I got an email from someone who said they read the blog and wanted to know if they could give me a call? They have been involved in domain name investing for about two years with little to no success. He brought up a topic that I have discussed with friends before. He […]
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