domains Swetha posts her highest sale ever with Sino.xyz

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Swetha knocked it out of the park with Sino.xyz selling it for $119,111 sino.xyz 119,911 USD 2022-10-14 Swetha.xyz mew.xyz 35,000 USD 2022-10-14 Swetha.xyz trellis.xyz 17,000 USD 2022-10-14 Swetha.xyz generative.xyz 6,000 USD 2022-10-14 Swetha.xyz aimed.xyz 5,127 USD 2022-10-14 Swetha.xyz overlooked.xyz 1,988 USD 2022-10-14 Swetha.xyz
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[NordTLD]

Congratulations Swetha

 

[satsdifference.com]

great negotiations' skills, congrats

 

[AEProgram]

sino xyz redirecting to sino . com great sale congrats Swetha

 

[Fancy.domains]

Wow! The Queen of Domains did it again!

Congratulations!

 

[Kingslayer]

Great sale, congrats

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

Congratulations

 

[Mupizzazz]

Money laundry . It doesn't make any sense

 

[Future Sensors]

Money laundry . It doesn't make any sense

Just like your contribution doesn't make any sense.

 

[Tatiana_B]

as I was say previously in .xyz thread - it is greatest .xyz sale ever seen for me and I hope we have good future with our domain names & one day our 4l or other .xyz domain will sale for right bins

 

[Mupizzazz]

Just like your contribution doesn't make any sense.

Before you talk , go and check sino.com
It's a worthless website not even worth $1000
How could a company has worthless website in .com bought a domain .xyz to redirect it to their website. Before you talk go and take a look ... future isn't far away and you will all see when swetha get caught. Wait for this moment

 

[Fancy.domains]

Before you talk , go and check sino.com
It's a worthless website not even worth $1000
How could a company has worthless website in .com bought a domain .xyz to redirect it to their website. Before you talk go and take a look ... future isn't far away and you will all see when swetha get caught. Wait for this moment

What?!

As one of Hong Kong’s leading property developers with core businesses in property development and investment, Sino Group has grown with the communities it serves. The Group’s business interests comprise a diversified portfolio of residential, office, industrial, retail and hospitality properties across Hong Kong, mainland China, Singapore and Australia, and has developed over 250 projects, spanning more than 130 million square feet.

Number of employees: Over 11,000

 

[Andreas B.]

and you will all see when swetha get caught. Wait for this moment

made my day.

 

[jhm]

@Mupizzazz Jealousy is a cruel mistress

@DNGear Nice sale

 

[IrfanHabib]

It does not make any sense to me. the is just fake sales. All of swetha's sales are fake to promote xyz tlds.

 

[Alessandro Couteau]

Before you talk , go and check sino.com
It's a worthless website not even worth $1000
How could a company has worthless website in .com bought a domain .xyz to redirect it to their website. Before you talk go and take a look ... future isn't far away and you will all see when swetha get caught. Wait for this moment

https://cdn.flipsnack.com/widget/v2/widget.html?hash=dnfrs00jiq&t=1665984865642&fullscreen=1

Here’s their annual report ... they seem to be doing just fine ...

 

[Digital Nomad]

Keep going @DNGear. Show them jealous people who's the queen of XYZ, congrats.

 

[The Durfer]

Freaking Awesome swetha ! Celebrate in Fiji! Get your pilots license! Go hike Mt Everest! You can do it!

 

[Sam1234]

After the Evergrande scandal I assume that all financial reports coming out of China are fake. There were reports all over the news just this morning that China delayed release of their economic data for the third time in a row. China is essentially the Wild West of finance right now.

BTW that annual revenue of $5M is in HK dollars, so it's really only like $650k per year. For a property company. But they sure have nice brochures.

I don't follow all of Swetha's sales and I'm not saying it's money laundering, but I wouldn't be so quick to rule it out based on that annual report. The art world is rife with money laundering, and domains have all the same qualities as art (with regard to money laundering) so logically it should be happening in the domain world as well. Sino means Chinese though, so it's a fairly big name.

 

[Henry Y]

BTW that annual revenue of $5M is in HK dollars, so it's really only like $650k per year.

The annual revenue (i.e. turnover) is HK$15.6 billion (~ US$2 billion).
The profit for the year is HK$6 billion (~ US$765 million).
It is just the financial result of one of the three listed companies of Sino Group.

The financial result of Sino Group (by combining the financial results of the 3 listed companies):
Annual revenue: HK$31.3 billion (~ US$4 billion)
Profit: HK$11.8 billion (~ US$1.5 billion)

https://cdn.flipsnack.com/widget/v2/widget.html?hash=dnfrs00jiq&t=1665984865642&fullscreen=1

Here’s their annual report ... they seem to be doing just fine ...

This is the annual report of Sino Land Company Limited, which is one of the three listed companies of Sino Group.

The annual reports of the three listed companies can be found on their website.

 

[Henry Y]

Sino Group is a large corporation with over 11,000 employees. It has businesses in Hong Kong, Mainland China, Singapore and Australia.

$119,111 is not a big amount for such a large corporation, but it is noteworthy that the corporation is willing to spend 6 figures on a non-com domain for simply brand protection, which implies that .xyz domains are in demand.

 

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Sino Group is a large corporation with over 11,000 employees. It has businesses in Hong Kong, Mainland China, Singapore and Australia.

$119,111 is not a big amount for such a large corporation, but it is noteworthy that the corporation is willing to spend 6 figures on a non-com domain for simply brand protection, which implies that .xyz domains are in demand.

But they didn't bother to protect their brand in any of those countries. Still, they were afraid they might lose traffic from sino.xyz

 

[Mupizzazz]

Hello guys Also bull.xyz is a great name to been sold today for almos $200,000 ?!
@all

 

[Sam1234]

Pretty much any single-word XYZ is worth 6 figures these days.

 

[Sam1234]

Just making sure I understand, the Sino sale is real because it redirects to a real site?