We don’t always get a complete picture of how a domain sale went down, but Peter Askew gave insight to his purchase of Onions.com. Peter runs DeepSouthVentures.com The seller actually took a loss on the one word generic .com. On Namepros Peter posted: I’m the one that bought Onions.com .. Here’s a short version of […]
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First quarter 2019 sales came in at $25.3 million
The first quarter of 2019 reported sales at Namebio came in at $25,348,800. This is for sales $100 or more, Namebio does track several thousand sales below $100 as well. Top sales led by California.com at $3million. california.com 3,000,000 USD 2019-01-20 VIPBrokerage ol.com 900,000 USD 2019-01-28 NamesCon leads.com 435,000 USD 2019-01-28 NamesCon domainnames.com 370,000 USD […]
Continue ReadingDomainer who won a UDRP 6 years ago now has a 50,000 Euro payday
The top sale this week on Sedo was AppleGreen.com for 50,000 Euros or $56,005. The domain still points to Sedo parking page but when I checked the whois on DomainIQ all the info is redacted for GDPR except for the country and that shows IE, (Ireland). There is a website at applegreen.ie. Well that leads […]
Continue ReadingBrandBucket announces 3 changes
BrandBucket announced three changes today, the one that stood out to me the most was no more paying logo designer’s a fee. BrandBucket will now pay them $5. (any domain name with a publishing date prior to April 1st, 2019 will still have the original post-sale logo award (this includes currently published names, and any […]
Continue ReadingBrandBucket February sales data
BrandBucket sent out their March newsletter on Friday and it looks like the average sale was $2,521. (Sales over $10,000 are excluded). This is the third month in a row the average sale has gone down. November $3,044, December was $2,938 and January was $2,885. They did not include what categories sold this month, but […]
Continue ReadingShill bidding, insider information? Maybe it’s time for those bidder id’s
Back in 2017 I wrote that it was time for GoDaddy to initiate bidder id’s. GoDaddy has been against this and Joe Styler has posted on Namepros in the past that they will not do that. We also wrote a post when Paul Nicks stated no plans to add them. Tonight Paul Nicks published a […]
Continue ReadingGoogle demo points to massive value of digital address
I was stunned by the Google demo I saw last year. In the demo, the AI-powered digital assistant called a hairdresser in the real world and booked a haircut for its client. The assistant even added ‘ummm’ and ‘aaah’ in the conversation, but the lady on the other end had no idea that she was […]
Continue ReadingThat’s one quick flip, handreg to $5,000 in two months
There was one super quick flip I saw this week at Sedo. h1z1revolution.com sold for $5,000. The kind of name that if you don’t know the story behind the name, people post things like, “what the ****?” or “fake sale” or “this business is rigged, $5000 for that?” It will also spur similar registrations. H1Z1 […]
Continue ReadingThe worst domain appraiser in the world
When I acquire a domain, I do my own research and make my own purchase decision. I have never asked anyone to appraise my domains. So, it puzzles me to see investors requesting for domain appraisal on forums or even in private messages to me. When it comes to domains, I am probably the worst […]
Continue ReadingA lot of needless registrations
I was going through the expired domain names section on Name.com and there was a flood of similar names all expiring at the same time from 2006. They are all related to Hughes Corporation. Now to be fair they are a large corporation and I am sure this is not big money for them but […]
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