GoDaddy auctions has a handful of gems that you normally don’t let expire. Last week I wrote about a 3L.com DAE.com which closed at $126,000 and the week before a 4N.com 4600.com expired and closed at $68,000. Currently they have a 3L (CTX.com), 4N (8034.com) a 3N.cc (882.cc) and a 2L .net with QF.net expiring. […]
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Websites translating numeric domains to Pinyin?
Recently I read that a domain investor was looking for a website which can translate a number to Pinyin. If possible, he would also like the website to provide English description. Such service would be tremendously helpful to investors when acquiring numeric domains. Unfortunately, I don’t know if such website exists. In fact, numbers have […]
Continue Reading5N and 6N .com sales trending up in 2019
5N and 6N .com sales activity in 2019 is the strongest in the last three years. Looking back at the two most actively traded numeric categories over the last three years, we see that with still 5 weeks left, 2019 has surpassed the dollar volume and total sales numbers for the previous two years. In […]
Continue ReadingClean.tech sells for $30,000 highest reported .tech sale
Clean.tech sold at Sedo for $30,000 this is the highest reported .tech sale on Namebio. This looks like it was a registry sale from Radix (an advertiser here). The domain actually was just registered on 11/19. Dates 4 days old Created on 2019-11-19 Expires on 2020-11-19 Updated on 2019-11-21 https://whois.domaintools.com/clean.tech .Tech was always one of […]
Continue ReadingRemove and Relist at Sedo to refresh your names
If you list names at Sedo from time to time one thing you might want to try is a delete and relist to refresh your names. You probably have names that get no offer views or offers and have been listed there for many months or years. By removing them and relisting them when people […]
Continue ReadingCryptoCart.com from $3,500 to $58,178 in 3 years
Cryptocart.com sold yesterday for $58,178 on Sedo. This was a great flip for a 3 year hold. The name was bought on Sedo in 2016 for $3,500. The domain was originally registered in 2011, a lady in the U.K. regged it for a year and let it drop. The domain was registered again back in […]
Continue Reading“That one act—purchasing a domain name—is how this 19-year-old, 1,200-employee, multimillion-dollar company came about”
For those that missed it Mailchimp is getting into the website builder business. One of the founders Ben Chestnut shared an interesting naming related story on the Mailchimp blog: Now, most of you wouldn’t know this, but the name of our little tool was “WeeMailer” (the app was small, fun to use, and collaborative, so […]
Continue ReadingDomain upgrade is the name of the game in China
The domain behavior in corporate China is quite similar to what we see in the west. Companies like to upgrade to shorter domains for a variety of reasons: such as better name, prestige, publicity, or going global. Let’s look at some examples. VIPshop.com is obviously not a top-notch domain for an ecommerce platform which is […]
Continue ReadingUniregistry weekly sales led by Gorgias.com
Uniregistry released their top 20 sales for the week and Gorgias.com led the way at $34,500. G02Greece.com was second at $21,000 and VueScan.com was third at $10,000. Only.fans was the highest of the two non .com sales at $9,490. Here are the Top 20 sales: 1. gorgias.com $34,500 2. go2greece.com $$21,000 3. vuescan.com $10,000 4. only.fans $9,490 5. agyl.com $8,800 6. vegasluxuryhomes.com $8,500 7. werank.com $8,000 8. dreamview.com $8,000 […]
Continue ReadingDae.com closes at $126,000
After extended bidding DAE.com closed at $126,000 on GoDaddy auctions. The domain is registered at GoDaddy, so it cannot be renewed or transferred out. A 24 year old domain name that was owned by Dae Advertising out of San Francisco for many years. Now we will see if it gets paid at the closing price […]
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