Welcome to Top Topics. Before we delve into this week's most popular content, we have news of a domain sale. The two-letter domain ZZ.com has sold today, and according to George Kirikos, the buyer is from China. I don't know the exact sales figure, but I know that the asking price was recently around $2.1MM. We are currently trying to confirm the price with the seller.
In Top Topics this week, the sale of 70.net is reported, a community member asks for advice on four-letter (4L) .COMs and stories of first domain sales over $1,000 are shared.
How Many Chinese Offers Did You Receive Today?
If you own any number of Chinese premium domain names, you'll no doubt receive unsolicited offers on a regular basis. This week, a community member created a discussion to document these unsolicited offers, and other contributors have shared their offers, too.
Topic by: @DomainMagnate
70.net Sold For $128,000
DN.com shared the news of a recent domain name sale. 70.net, a highly sought after .NET domain, has been sold by an investor for $128,000. According to DN.com, 70 has many meanings in China including "kiss you" and "lovers".
The discussion also documents other two-number .NET domain name sales, with the latest individual sale being 96.net that sold for over $150,000 in November 2015.
Topic by: @Cynthia
Should We Hold 4L .COMs?
A community member has asked for advice on whether to hold or sell 4L .COM domain names. This type of name has been extremely popular over the past year, and with the recent drop in average sales prices, some are looking to sell this type of name. It's safe to say that there is a difference of opinion on what to do with 4L .COM domains.
Topic by: @getakash1
What's Your First Domain Sale Over $1,000?
One of the most popular discussions of the week has been based around a simple question: "What's Your First Sale Over $1,000?" Many community members have come forward and shared some fascinating stories, including one story involving the domain name buyer visiting the seller's office in person with a cashiers check.
After reading the discussion, I'd like to highlight one person in particular. @TheLegendaryJP has shared many interesting points throughout the discussion on how he started, and the domain names he has sold since then.
Topic by: @kaz2
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what’s trending!
In Top Topics this week, the sale of 70.net is reported, a community member asks for advice on four-letter (4L) .COMs and stories of first domain sales over $1,000 are shared.
How Many Chinese Offers Did You Receive Today?
If you own any number of Chinese premium domain names, you'll no doubt receive unsolicited offers on a regular basis. This week, a community member created a discussion to document these unsolicited offers, and other contributors have shared their offers, too.
Topic by: @DomainMagnate
70.net Sold For $128,000
DN.com shared the news of a recent domain name sale. 70.net, a highly sought after .NET domain, has been sold by an investor for $128,000. According to DN.com, 70 has many meanings in China including "kiss you" and "lovers".
The discussion also documents other two-number .NET domain name sales, with the latest individual sale being 96.net that sold for over $150,000 in November 2015.
Topic by: @Cynthia
Should We Hold 4L .COMs?
A community member has asked for advice on whether to hold or sell 4L .COM domain names. This type of name has been extremely popular over the past year, and with the recent drop in average sales prices, some are looking to sell this type of name. It's safe to say that there is a difference of opinion on what to do with 4L .COM domains.
Topic by: @getakash1
What's Your First Domain Sale Over $1,000?
One of the most popular discussions of the week has been based around a simple question: "What's Your First Sale Over $1,000?" Many community members have come forward and shared some fascinating stories, including one story involving the domain name buyer visiting the seller's office in person with a cashiers check.
After reading the discussion, I'd like to highlight one person in particular. @TheLegendaryJP has shared many interesting points throughout the discussion on how he started, and the domain names he has sold since then.
Topic by: @kaz2
Top Topics of the Week is a blog series featuring the most popular discussions and content within the domain community. Tune in weekly to see what’s trending!
