information WhoaDomain.com SOLD HANDREG BullionBlocks.com for $8,000

[WhoaDomain.com]

Just sold BullionBlocks.com for $8,000.

26,600% Profit!

Beat that S&P! and NASDAQ!

Registered 2016-12-09 less than 4 years.

3 years of renewals = $30


I still have similar domains that this company might need. PM me if interested.

The company is BullionBlock which makes sense them buying BullionBlocks.com.

They are a cryptocurrency company.

They do not own BullionBlock.com. I'll assume the owner of that domain is in for a nice payday someday. Congrats to them.

The term "Bullion Block" has been around since before cryptocurrency.

Offer began at $500 then $3,000 and finally $8,000.

My asking was $10,000. I think the final sold price was a fair price given the comps.

Could I have gotten more? Give your answer in the comments.

buygoldbullion.com 25,400 USD 2012-12-26 Uniregistry / DomainAdvisors
buybullion.com 5,109 USD 2019-10-29 GoDaddy
goldbullion.com.au 4,939 USD 2012-09-26 NetFleet
goldbullion.net 4,935 USD 2009-07-29 Sedo
ebullion.com 4,000 USD 2013-05-13 Afternic
goldbullion.net 3,500 USD 2011-02-05 Sedo
usbullion.com 3,088 USD 2007-11-06 Afternic
bullion.co 3,001 USD 2018-08-24 GoDaddy
bulliondirect.com 3,000 USD 2018-07-10 GoDaddy
bullionbank.com 2,650 USD 2017-09-12 DropCatch


blocks.com 130,000 USD 2006-02-07 Moniker
blocksize.com 28,600 USD 2018-05-30 Sedo
smartblocks.com 6,000 USD 2015-10-25 Uniregistry
blockstocks.com 3,500 USD 2017-09-06 Sedo
storyblocks.com 3,237 USD 2017-05-18 Sedo
superblocks.com 3,177 USD 2018-01-19 Sedo
blocksystems.com 3,050 USD 2019-08-15 GoDaddy
blockstreet.com 2,764 USD 2017-11-28 DropCatch
babyblocks.com 2,322 USD 2009-03-03 NameJet
numberblocks.com 2,288 USD 2020-06-17 BuyDomains


What does this sale mean?

With all my sales like below. It indicates that I own domains people want and will pay good money for (above $1000) So...............logic dictates that if I have domains people are willing to pay ABOVE $1,000 then surely at my upcoming auctions a bid of $5 to $69 to $99 or even $250 is a GOOD IDEA.

CoinMena.com $25,000
PaladineDrones.com $8,000
WhoaTime.com $5,000
FleetBeacon.com $800 (Could have gotten way more. I was an idiot. FleetBeacons.com I still own. want it?)
360Sand.com $8,000

I have a ton of exact match domain names like below. (Domains modified for good reason)


Iotanium.com
TapBio.com
SegmentRouting.com
MMSIOT.com
IOTMMS.com
URiverCruises.com
BitSuisse.com
AuvergneRhone.com
PatriotPay.org
PandemicUnemployment.com
2Hudson.com
BrooklynHeight.com
WashingtonHeight.com
SkyTaipei.com
GreaterBays.com
ATMChain.com
ATMCoins.com
CRMCRE.com
GlazingRobots.com
Emotet.com
ZeusPanda.com
Malvertisings.com
TheftIQ.com
TronATM.com
XRPATM.com
RippleATM.com
AntiRansomwares.com
AntiFleeceWare.com
AntiFleece.com
WashingtonHeight.com
BronxCommon.com
InvestREIT.com
SwissREIT.com
NYCReit.com

I have plenty of domains of the same quality as BullionBlocks.com like

BlockBullion.com
BlockchainBullion.com
ChainBullion.com

and more containing keywords below.

Block
Blockchain
Bullion
Chain

Here's a list I found of all domains registered by "Bullion Block" the company.

bullionblock.ltd
bullionblock.money
bullionblock.io
bullionblock.world
bullionblock.net
bullionblock.org
bullionblock.ca
bullionblock.cn
bullionblock.com.cn
bullionblock.hk
bullionblock.in
bullionblock.sg
bullionblock.co
bullionblock.info
bullionblock.company
bullionblock.online
bullionblock.biz
bullionblock.us
bullionblock.co.uk
bullionblock.net.cn
bullionblock.co.nz
bullionblock.cash
bullionblock.exchange
bullionblock.asia
bullionblock.tokyo
bullionblock.management
bullionblock.digital
bullionblock.online
bullionblock.tech
https://crypto-mint.io/
https://cryptomint.exchange/
cryptomint.cn
cryptomint.com.cn
cryptomint.hk
bullionblock.com.au
cryptomint.us
cryptomint.net
cryptomint.asia
cryptomint.online
cryptomint.biz
crypto-mint.io

They seem to have missed a couple if they plan to target "Asia" and "Europe". They have corporate offices in Hong Kong, UK, Australia, and US.

I wish you all the best of luck in your own dealings. May you and your family and friends stay safe and healthy during coronavirus.

PM me and questions. Thanks.

 

[Joe drake]

it's ok. If I missed it and you got it. Congrats and good luck. I'm not greedy. Plenty of opportunity out there. That's the point of posting this thread to give my fellow Namepros domainers a chance to find gems on their own.

never let it be said I'm not here to help others.

Good luck.

If anything comes of it I’ll include you in the profit

 

[Recons.Com]

Explain the value please

Too much listening to Nas rapping will do that to you...

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

This is a $720,000 name.

ummm
let
me
get
Escrow
back
on
the
phone.

"Umm Escrow? any chance we can reverse that transaction?"
"No?"

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Too much listening to Nas rapping will do that to you...

Met him once. I was with my little nephew who really really wanted to meet him and get his autograph. I was nice and polite. went up to him with this kid looking at his idol all wide eyed. Told him this was his #1 fan in the whole world and then he told me "F*ck outta here Chink".

Total A**hole.

in the movie Roxanne Roxanne Nas couldn't beat the best girl rapper of all time Roxanne Shante.

Nas was Roxanne's little B*tch*ss.

"Roxanne Roxanne I wanna be yo man!"

Time to kick it OLD SKOOL! lol Hit it! Mic Check 1,2. 1,2!

YUP! That just happened! Mic Drop! Peace ma N.......... Nope! not gonna happen it's 2020 and that would be Murda if I finish that. WORD is Born!

lol

 

[justsand]

Congratulations!!! Great sale.

 

[Pay.My.id]

Congrats on the sale,

 

[Bob Hawkes]

Congrats on the sale @WhoaDomain.com - nice to see a hand-reg end up this high after just a few years. Also nice to provide more detail than normal on your thinking and the niche.

I was about to point out you can't meaningfully calculate a ROI by cherry picking a single sale, but @Recons.Com has already pointed that our.

ROI is the portfolio-wide exercise.

Congrats again, and thanks for sharing.

Bob

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Congrats on the sale @WhoaDomain.com - nice to see a hand-reg end up this high after just a few years. Also nice to provide more detail than normal on your thinking and the niche.

I was about to point out you can't meaningfully calculate a ROI by cherry picking a single sale, but @Recons.Com has already pointed that our.

Congrats again, and thanks for sharing.

Bob

Thanks Bob.

Now I remember.

Mike Mann is someone I am connected with on Linkedin so by default I'm one of his followers.

he always gives percentages for the profit for his domains that he sells consistently for $10,000 and up.

He always does the math for Bought for $170 (2010) and then the sold price of say $17,000 and does the percentage of 1000 percent!

And you can all imagine what his portfolio overhead is. So I doubt he factored in his portfolio overhead expense or did he?

This is why I did not think twice doing what I did and also well he's the "expert".

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Congrats!

How many hang reg you have?

First sale like this?

no it's not my first sale. I've sold many handregs as I have mostly only handreg and don't buy much in the aftermarket unless it's a steal or is doable. I've already mentioned my past sales (That I can remember.)

 

[NickB]

Thanks Bob.

Now I remember.

Mike Mann is someone I am connected with on Linkedin so by default I'm one of his followers.

he always gives percentages for the profit for his domains that he sells consistently for $10,000 and up.

He always does the math for Bought for $170 (2010) and then the sold price of say $17,000 and does the percentage of 1000 percent!

And you can all imagine what his portfolio overhead is. So I doubt he factored in his portfolio overhead expense or did he?

This is why I did not think twice doing what I did and also well he's the "expert".

You will have individual roi on each domain sale, but the overall roi of the portfolio is what really counts....

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

You will have individual roi on each domain sale, but the overall roi of the portfolio is what really counts....

Got it. Then I guess Mike went with "individual roi on each domain sale" I'm sure he knew that the later is what really counts. but when you are promoting yourself to an audience of mostly non-domainers using "individual roi on each domain sales is more effective in bringing you more eyes and maybe customers.

People love crazy percentages especially in a world where the most you can hope for bonds is 5% a year interest or from your financial planner 6%-17% a year on $500,000 or 100% a year with stocks give or take ups and downs.

 

[Recons.Com]

Mann is all about the hype. That is why he posts that BS to the uneducated public, but not among the pros.

An iphone costs under 1/10 of the sale price. Yet Apple doesn't announce ROI of 1000%+. Apple's ROI is in fact around 25%.

No company announces a ROI on an individual sale.

 

[NickB]

Posting BS to the uneducated public is called marketing in some quarters.....

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Mann is all about the hype. That is why he posts that BS to the uneducated public, but not among the pros.

An iphone costs under 1/10 of the sale price. Yet Apple doesn't announce ROI of 1000%+. Apple's ROI is in fact around 25%.

No company announces a ROI on an individual sale.

seems to be working for him lol perhaps that speaks more to the volume of "uneducated public" out there that were not part of the recent Census.

 

[FolioTeam]

Congrats on the sale

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

So anyone with Escrow funds disbursement? I've gotten disbursements from Escrow before but it's been a while. I forgot how long it took exactly. I chose ACH payment which from Escrow's website it says 3 business days not 3-5. Since disbursement happened on the 13th which was a Sunday. when exactly would it hit me account.

more important. has anyone ever had a bad experience where it took longer than usual for funds to hit your bank account finally? when using Escrow.com?

I remember glancing as some "Escrow.com" complaints on here that had to do with time and speed of transactions from start to finish. I hope it doesn't happen to mine.

 

[Recons.Com]

So anyone with Escrow funds disbursement? I've gotten disbursements from Escrow before but it's been a while. I forgot how long it took exactly. I chose ACH payment which from Escrow's website it says 3 business days not 3-5. Since disbursement happened on the 13th which was a Sunday. when exactly would it hit me account.

more important. has anyone ever had a bad experience where it took longer than usual for funds to hit your bank account finally? when using Escrow.com?

I remember glancing as some "Escrow.com" complaints on here that had to do with time and speed of transactions from start to finish. I hope it doesn't happen to mine.

I think ach used to take 3-5 days years ago. They still put it their as disclaimer, but normally money is in your account the next day.

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

I think ach used to take 3-5 days years ago. They still put it their as disclaimer, but normally money is in your account the next day.

yea it's a bit confusing. I remember when going thru the process for this deal they requested how I wanted to get paid and the ACH option said 1 day but now I'm surprised it says 3 days? a bit inconsistent.

although my last Escrow sale went off without a hitch. so not too worried. Thanks for the extra peace of mind Recons. It's just the Escrow.com complaints on Namepros makes me not too worried just more like "hmmm..." but I'll just cross my fingers. probably worrying about nothing.

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Explain the value please

yes! Please explain! lol

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Congrats on the sale,

Thanks Friend.

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Congrats on the sale

Thanks @FolioTeam

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Posting BS to the uneducated public is called marketing in some quarters.....

Agreed

 

[Recons.Com]

yea it's a bit confusing. I remember when going thru the process for this deal they requested how I wanted to get paid and the ACH option said 1 day but now I'm surprised it says 3 days? a bit inconsistent.

although my last Escrow sale went off without a hitch. so not too worried. Thanks for the extra peace of mind Recons. It's just the Escrow.com complaints on Namepros makes me not too worried just more like "hmmm..." but I'll just cross my fingers. probably worrying about nothing.

if both buyer and seller are in a developed country, Escrow.com is usually smooth. The complaints are typically not for this.

 

[vindo]

Now I am confused, being a new member. How this case is different than "Cybersquatting".
Here @WhoaDomain.com sold "BullionBlocks.com" to "BullionBlock.money", both looks almost similar.
Please help me to differentiate it from "Cybersquatting".
#Remember I am Jon Snow of this business, who knows nothing.

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Now I am confused, being a new member. How this case is different than "Cybersquatting".
Here @WhoaDomain.com sold "BullionBlocks.com" to "BullionBlock.money", both looks almost similar.
Please help me to differentiate it from "Cybersquatting".
#Remember I am Jon Snow of this business, who knows nothing.

BullionBlock supposedly has a TM. I've checked and I can't find it on Wipo.int and USPTO.gov. So at best or at worst BullionBlock is simply an unregistered trademark.

Next. BullionBlock does not own BullionBlock.com if there is a cybersquatting case on BullionBlock.com I haven't found it yet.

Plus BullionBlocks.com was registered on 2016-12-09. Prior to the company ever launching.

If unregistered trademark ultimately it falls on the domainer to make the first mistake and contacting the company BullionBlock and trying to sell them any "BullionBlock" domains. It's an immediate sign of a "bad faith" registration. You could "try" to contact the unregistered TM holder. It would be pretty ballzy. I personally wouldn't. trust me you won't sleep at night wondering if some lawyer will send you a letter soon lol.

and finally Trademarks as someone who has registered a trademark have what's called "Goods and Services"

for each trademark you have to specific the Goods and Services label you want associated with your Mark.

In the case of "Bullion Block" yea there is now a company using it. But it's for Gold and Blockchain.

But "Bullion Blocks" have been around way before Blockchain.

Bullion Blocks are these heat resistant blocks used by the Gold manufacturing industry to process gold into whateve shapes they want like Bullion Blocks or ingots.

So that company Bullion Block would be hard pressed to prove they can exclusively own the trademark "Bullion Block" when clearly there are examples online the prove otherwise.

https://www.csceramic.com/cupel-bullion-blocks-magneisa-cuple-tray_p350.html
https://www.bgasc.com/category/silver-stacker-building-blocks
https://www.lmine.com/mabor-cupel-bullion-blocks-c-1_164_269/
https://www.apmex.com/category/19000/gold-bars-rounds

to be perfectly honest? This was the target customer for this particular domain. These above.

BullionBlock as a domain for a blockchain company was purely coincidental and lucky.