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paulsir:


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Three-letter .coms are the gift that just keeps on giving. Two more sit at the top of our latest weekly all extension Top 20 Sales Chart including one that broke the six-figure barrier. That was OMF.com, a domain that changed hands for an even $100,000 in a private transaction. The runner-up was Sedo's $36,600 sale of IPB.com - an illustration of how widely sales prices can vary in this category, depending on how deep a particular buyer's pockets are and how badly they want a specific letter combination.

Thanks to George Kirikos, we also learned this week about a sale of First.com for more than $200,000 but can't chart it because the exact price hasn't been nailed down. The information George found in an SEC filing made by the seller, Sitestar, provides a very good ballpark estimate though. Elliot Silver wrote about that at DomainInvesting.com over the weekend and figured, based on a common commission rate of 15%, the price was likely in the $230,000 range (which would have made it one of the 15 biggest sales reported so far this year). Today I got in touch with the broker who handled the sale and he told me that due to an NDA he couldn't comment on the transaction one way or another.



By Ron Jackson

In an interesting twist, while we can't list the latest sale of First.com on this week's chart, we were able to add a[b] $200,000[/b] sale of the name 11 years ago to our 2006 Top 100 Chart (where it is tied for #29). That is because the same Sitestar SEC Filing that revealed the 2017 sale also reported that was the amount the company paid when they acquired First.com in 2006. Thanks to George for another great piece of detective work in bringing this one to light!

Now back to the week's chartable domains. The next four spots on the Big Board all went to .coms. Michael Mann's DomainMarket.com sold #3 NorthLife.com for $32,500 (Mann said he acquired the name for just $150 in 2010 ). Mann also sold #6 OwnTheExperience.com for $25,000 in another super high ROI flip, having picked that name up[b] earlier this year[/b] for $71!



The .coms wound up claiming 13 of the 20 chart entries with four going to ccTLDs and the other three to non .com gTLDs. That country code quartet was led by Sedo's $21,240 sale of #7 Rechnung24.de. Sedo accounted for the other three ccTLD sales as well and wound up piling up 11 chart entries overall. Their haul also included the biggest non .com gTLD sale - a new gTLD - #13 Cloud.market at $10,620.

source; Dnjournal.com

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You thought I am done?

Domain name: Instant/Pickup dot com
Sale venue: AfterNic
Seller: Me
Asking price: $4999
Sale price: $4999
Purchase price: $26
Details:

The buyer for this domain is Amazon. You read that right.

Listed this for $4999 since I bought it few months ago. I bought this to sell to InstantPickup.net guys but never contacted them.

Received offer from Nigeria once, and after I gave them my asking price they never replied, now I see they're using InstantPickupApp.com.

Last week I was shifting to a new apartment and was too busy to reply to offers and other emails.

Received 7-8 offers on this through Sedo, Efty and whois email in 2-3 days. From $20 to Max $500 offers. Never replied to anyone because of the above reason.

I wondered why this domain is receiving so much interest but never did any research. I thought that maybe it's the same buyer, maybe someone is trying to hide their identity, who knows. I usually do research and reply as soon as possible but I thought I had nothing to lose.

Those were all re-sellers who read the news on the first page of google, Amazon has started this new service, announced the name before buying the domain. The re-sellers wanted to grab the domain for cheap and sell it to Amazon for a lot of money obviously.

If only I had googled the name, if only! I would've increased the asking price to $50k or maybe I would've removed the price and waited for them to make an offer.

I was happy with $4999 before I knew who the buyer was, it happened so fast but if I wasn't so lazy I could've just spent a second on google and increased the price in a few minutes!

I will receive $3,999.20 after AfterNic's commission.

Anyways, which business lets you sell a $50 thing for $13k or a $26 for $5k. I can't think of any. There is no business like this.

It's a great business, especially for lazy people like me. Waking up, whenever you want, being your own boss, wearing the same clothes for a week, lol. Playing a video game for hours and then checking your mail and you have sold a domain, sleeping 12 hours a day and you wake up and have made $11k.. riding a gravy train like a boss.


I heard when I was a child that money doesn't grow on trees, that was not true.

Thanks.

P.S: The buyer is not Amazon, my bad. Sorry.

Your's freakin' truly,

Haris
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