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New court filings show a proposed $13 million dollar sale of sex.com to Clover Holdings Limited.
The sale of the domain was brokered by Sedo on behalf of the owner, Escom, who had filed for bankruptcy. Sedo had been engaging in private negotiations, but was …
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Tshirts.com and four other domains (tee-shirts.com, t-shirt.com, t-shirts.com, and tees.com) recently sold at a domain auction for $1.265 million. The buyer of the names is Costumes Galore, Inc. (Mankato, MN). The purchase will allow the company to move into the profitable t-shirt market, generating sales …
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Mastering the Resale Market: a presentation presented by Victor H. Pitts of iGoldrush at the Vancouver TRAFFIC Conference in June 2010.
In this presentation, learn how to master the domain name resale market in 6 easy steps:
A price comparison company in the UK has purchased the domain name Top10.com from U.S.-Based Idealab for $1 million in cash and equity, making it one of the highest reported domain sales. The deal includes $200,000 in cash and a 7% share in the new company for Idealab.
The company …
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Rent.co.uk sold this week in Sedo’s domain auction for over $100k USD.
This is another example of the increasing value of co.uk domain names in the secondary market. According to a recent Sedo study, their domain statistics show that in the second quarter of 2009, co.uk names generated higher average …
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Search giant Yahoo! sold the domain name contests.com for $380,000 during the live domain name auction at the Domain Roundtable conference in Washington, D.C.
The contests.com auction bidding started at $150,000 and quickly received 15 bids from 3 different bidders, two live and one online, moving the price of the …
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According to SEC filings, LiveDeal.com sold YP.com to YellowPages.com for $3.85 million.…
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After hearing about the sale of vodka.com, pizza.com owner Chris Clark decided to put his own name up for sale. The name was put up for auction at Sedo and ended up fetching $2.6 million.…
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Business.com, which was purchased in 1999 for an incredible $7.5 million is now on the auction block again. Unnamed sources speculate that the site could fetch as much as $300 million as it has been developed into a business related search engine, complete with pay-per-click income.…
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The Government of New Zealand, who was slow in registering newzealand.com, was instead forced pay $1 million to a US company who had already registered the domain. As the difference between domain names and trademarks blurs, New Zealand claimed the name was trademarked and filed a suit with the World …
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The owner of NewYorkCity.com and NYC.com has put the domains up for sale on the auction site eBay. According to the registrant, the names currently have a bid of $2 million. The 2 names are for sale as a package, but the reserve has not been met.…
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The .org domains got a boost of confidence when the price paid for engineering.org, $198,895, made it to the ‘top 25 prices ever paid for a domain name’ list.…
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The domain name business.com sold for $7.5 million yesterday. Marc Ostrofsky bought the domain only two years ago for just $150,000. The buyer, Canadian start-up eCompanies, made this the most expensive domain sale to date.…
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The Bank of Korea now considers domain names to be collateral and they are lending money based on 30% of the estimated value of the domain name.…
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Kevin Sinclair has owned the domain name computers.com since 1994, but now plans to sell it to the highest bidder. The starting price for the domain is $500,000, but Sinclair believes he’ll get much more.…
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As the story of Bill Clinton’s scandal hit the streets, web savvy domain brokers were buying any and all related domain names. Lewinsky.com, monicalewinsky.com, and lindatripp.com were just a few of the domains purchased in the span of a few hours.…
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A company in Texas purchased the domain name ‘business.com’ for $150,000. This sales price is the highest recorded price paid for a domain name yet.…
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A new bill that recently passed through the California Senate would make it illegal for you to use a trademarked word in your email address, domain names, or Internet log-in names. For instance, if your email address were twinkie@your-isp.com, you would have to change it. The bill will be addressed …
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There’s a sudden scramble to register domain names after Minnesota native Mike O’Connor received substantial offers for his name television.com. Mark registered the domain 2 years ago for a fee of $50/year. Now, more and more people are registering unique and generic domain names in the hopes of selling them …
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