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Joseph Carroll has a Flippa staff badge on Namepros, according to his LinkedIn he was Director of Websites til 2018. I believe he is now with Brandmo, had started a domains wanted thread at Namepros for a client. Joseph posted a healthy budget of up to $450,000. He posted today they found a name, River.com. […]
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Kevin Ham once dubbed “The man who owns the Internet” in a 2007 Business 2.0 article was told he was stifling innovation by one of the people who invented the Internet. Ham writes in a blog post on Venture.com that he was excited to meet Sir Tim Berners-Lee in Vancouver at a TED conference. Filled […]
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Another 3L.com that expired at GoDaddy closed over 6 figures as CTX.com closed at $139,001. Two weeks ago DAE.com closed at $126,000. The domain was owned by Michael Berkens and then Nat Cohen and his Telepathy Inc. Back in 1999 – 2000 it was owned by CTX Corporation CTX.com according to Archive.org was redirecting to […]
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BlockchainWallet.com is an expired auction on GoDaddy currently at $21,250. The domain actually sold just a year ago for $15,750. GoDaddy valuation $17,198. The domain was originally registered in 2013 and changed hands a few times before being sold in May of 2018 at Sedo for $15,750. The domain name has not propagated since being […]
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Here is a look at some domain name sales that are not recorded on Namebio. The reason being these were generated from the GoDaddy domain appraisal tool, so more than likely these were sales generated through Afternic or Namefind. When you search for a domain name using the GoDaddy appraisal tool, you will see comparable […]
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Looking back at November 2019 Domain Sales. Here we will examine domain sales and data trends for certain naming categories. November saw a bounce up in dollars vs October on 219 fewer sales. Overall Namebio recorded 8,453 sales down from 8,672 total sales ($100 or more) in October. This was for a total dollar amount […]
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Sedo’s iGaming auction got underway today, and it’s the first time I ever submitted names to a Sedo specialty auction. I put two names in PokerNights.com and Sportsbook.vc one with a reserve and one no reserve. There are some excellent names in there like Poker.net. A lot of bingo and slots related names. I wish […]
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Yesterday there was a post on Namepros about Efty raising prices and whether the service was worth the price. Some defended Efty while others felt there was no need to raise prices as it would not be worth it. Doron Vermaat co-founder made clear later in the day that Efty did not raise prices. His […]
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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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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 […]
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