various Report Completed Domain Name Sales Here

RJ · Apr 19, 2005

This thread is a central location to report domain name sales of any dollar amount.

As much information as you can include about the transaction is welcome, but at a bare minimum please include the domain name(s), the sale price, and whether you were the seller.

Good luck with your sales!

Please use the Like and Thank links on a post to indicate that you like it or are thankful for it being shared.

Do not post only, "great sale" or similar as this doesn't contribute to the thread. (Don't reply for the sole purpose of complimenting.)

Tip: Use the Like/Thanks feature instead.

Questions are allowed, but do not post commentary. If you want to discuss or comment on a sale in this thread, quote it and then post it in the following thread instead:

Discuss and Report Any Details of Domain Name Sales

Suggested template (bold details are required):

Domain name:

Sale venue:

Listing type:

Listing upgrades:

Seller:

Asking price:

Sale price:

Purchase venue:

Purchase price:

Details:

Suggested values / explanations:

Sale venue: Sold at NamePros, outbound direct, inbound direct, etc.
Listing type: Make Offer, Fixed price, Auction, Auction with Buy-It-Now, Reverse auction, etc.
Listing upgrades: Premium package, featured listing, etc.
Seller: me, a friend, a friend of a friend, a colleague, someone else, unknown, etc.
Purchase venue: Where (and the year) the seller purchased the domain name originally.
Details: Any additional details about the domain name like how you bought it, how long you had it before it sold, its age, etc.

Examples:

Domain name: ThisDomain.com

Sale venue: NamePros (2016)

Listing type: Make offer with Buy-It-Now

Listing upgrades: Featured listing

Seller: Me

Asking price: $950

Sale price: $830

Purchase venue: NamePros (2015)

Purchase price: $25

Details: Acquired from a reseller. 5 years old domain. Had for 1 year before resold.

Domain name: ThatDomain.com

Sale venue: GoDaddy Auctions (2012)

Listing type: 7-day Public Auction

Listing upgrades: N/A

Seller: Someone else

Asking price: N/A

Sale price: $60

Purchase venue: Hand registration (2009)

Purchase price: $8

Details: I watched its auction. The auction description said it was hand-registered the same day it dropped (from expiration).

Important:

If you don't want to provide any other information about the sale besides what you've posted, then include "no further details" or "NFD" in your post.

Haris · Jan 20, 2017

Catalyst/Media dot org

Sale venue: Sedo
Listing type: BIN
Listing upgrades: None
Seller: Me
Asking price: $299
Sale price: $299
Net profit: $239 after Sedo's min $60 commission
Purchase price: several $1 .org's during promo.. it was one of them

Thanks.

thedotsol · Jan 20, 2017

My recent sales:

Domain name: Pay/Tuna (dot) com
Sale Venue: Sedo BIN
Seller: Me
Sale price: $499
Purchase price: $0.99 Name.com Happy Hour
Details: hand registered in August 2016

Domain name: Sale/via (dot) com
Sale Venue: Uniregistry BIN
Seller: Me
Sale price: $300
Purchase price: $1.69 Dotster promo
Details: hand registered in August 2016

Domain name: S/h/i/f/t/L/a/y/e/r (dot) com
Sale Venue: BB
Seller: Me
Sale price: decent X.XXX
Purchase price: $1.59 Dotster promo
Details: hand registered in October 2016

LucidDomains · Jan 21, 2017

Domain name: [Keyword] VR / com
Sale Venue: Outbound
Seller: Me
Sale price: $150
Purchase price: $8.99
Details: Domain will be sold for more eventually I have no doubt about that, but I'm happy with the ROI on this one. Bought Feb 2016.

iwon24 · Jan 22, 2017

Domain name: Cleaningxxxxxxx.com - two keyword
Sale Venue: Outbound
Seller: Me
Sale price: $150
Purchase price: $10
Details: sold 6 days after registering ,

alcy · Jan 22, 2017

well... don't see many .one sell (yet)... so I thought i'd post this tiny sale here too

w.i..t.n.e.s.s.........one

$70 gd makeoffer
2016 reg

.......also small 2L .rs sale:

X.R..........rs

$50 flippa makeoffer
2016 reg

alcy · Jan 22, 2017

Dmytro said:
Sold two LL ccTld domains for $129 here on Namepros. Bought for $10 each.
Domains parked on Sedo with low BIN, but without any bids within a year.

nice... can say which cctld? .al .rs??? tnx.

Dmytro · Jan 22, 2017

@alcy it's Slovenian cctld .si

Soofi · Jan 22, 2017

Okay have had enough, so publicly showing disappointment about the sales posts where you do not bother sharing domain name and sale price. Its under NDA? Be ethical and avoid sharing altogether as thta's what NDA means

I mean what is the point of making a post without key information that is the heart of this discussion thread? Boasting about something? Trust me, this aint the right place.. people are here to learn from you and others, like what sells in the market, how people do it and how people reading can effectively integrate them strategies into their business model of selling domain names to endusers.

I have shared my bit, public or privately, and have had members here help me all throughout with their bit and that should be the intention while making a post here.

Help build a sustainable domain name industry ecosystem by sharing your experience, expert opinion and knowledge rather than half-heartedly written posts without useful information IMO.

No Offence intended to any particular individual.

one world, one love!

alcy · Jan 22, 2017

Soofi said:
Okay have had enough, so publicly showing disappointment about the sales posts where you do not bother sharing domain name and sale price. Its under NDA? Be ethical and avoid sharing altogether as thta's what NDA means

I mean what is the point of making a post without key information that is the heart of this discussion thread? Boasting about something? Trust me, this aint the right place.. people are here to learn from you and others, like what sells in the market, how people do it and how people reading can effectively integrate them strategies into their business model of selling domain names to endusers.

I have shared my bit, public or privately, and have had members here help me all throughout with their bit and that should be the intention while making a post here.

Help build a sustainable domain name industry ecosystem by sharing your experience, expert opinion and knowledge rather than half-heartedly written posts without useful information IMO.

No Offence intended to any particular individual.

one world, one love!

well said. I mentioned this to mods loong time ago. im sure i wasn't only one.
I just created today a thread to share "past offers we decided to decline"... just a variation on this one to some extent.. and I made sure to outline in rules that if you can't post full name and price of your declined sale offer.. then its best not to post at all.. cheers.

aryindey · Jan 23, 2017

Domain name: Grexer.com
Sale Venue: Namerific
Sale price: $1000
Namerific comission: 30%

Details: Handreged on 30/7/16 for $9 or so after it dropped.

LucidDomains · Jan 23, 2017

Soofi said:
Okay have had enough, so publicly showing disappointment about the sales posts where you do not bother sharing domain name and sale price. Its under NDA? Be ethical and avoid sharing altogether as thta's what NDA means

I mean what is the point of making a post without key information that is the heart of this discussion thread? Boasting about something? Trust me, this aint the right place.. people are here to learn from you and others, like what sells in the market, how people do it and how people reading can effectively integrate them strategies into their business model of selling domain names to endusers.

I have shared my bit, public or privately, and have had members here help me all throughout with their bit and that should be the intention while making a post here.

Help build a sustainable domain name industry ecosystem by sharing your experience, expert opinion and knowledge rather than half-heartedly written posts without useful information IMO.

No Offence intended to any particular individual.

one world, one love!

Not sure if this was somewhat directed to me, as I posted a sale without specifying the name. I want every single person here to make a bucket load of money and I also want to help everyone where I can with sharing experiences that we all can learn from. However posting a domain which will then be subsequently whois'd to obtain the owner info (has no privacy protection) who will in turn being spammed 50 times is not really cool in my book. Not only do I value the lead I worked hard to get, I also respect my buyer's privacy and time. So why post at all? Well you can still extract some useful information.

1. You know a sale occurred in the market so if you following sales trends, then know another one has just taken place.
2. You know it was a VR domain, therefore you can establish type of domain trend.
3. You know it was a Keyword+VR specifically.
4. You know that it was Outbound, so its should be encouraging to know that people are trying it and succeeding.

You could fairly interpret someone posting a sale as boasting if you want, I think everyone who has worked their ass off to make a sale should be allowed to get a little round of applause and a pat on their back from their colleagues for their achievement. I like to see it as encouragement for me and for others. When I see people here making money, selling domains, it just drives me that much harder. Just my opinion.

domeen · Jan 23, 2017

Soofi said:
Okay have had enough, so publicly showing disappointment about the sales posts where you do not bother sharing domain name and sale price. Its under NDA? Be ethical and avoid sharing altogether as thta's what NDA means

I mean what is the point of making a post without key information that is the heart of this discussion thread? Boasting about something? Trust me, this aint the right place.. people are here to learn from you and others, like what sells in the market, how people do it and how people reading can effectively integrate them strategies into their business model of selling domain names to endusers.

I have shared my bit, public or privately, and have had members here help me all throughout with their bit and that should be the intention while making a post here.

Help build a sustainable domain name industry ecosystem by sharing your experience, expert opinion and knowledge rather than half-heartedly written posts without useful information IMO.

No Offence intended to any particular individual.

one world, one love!

I totally agree.
If you want to post, then post the domain. Whay should give a shit that you sold ???????.com.

Eric Lyon · Jan 23, 2017

LucidDomains said:
Not sure if this was somewhat directed to me, as I posted a sale without specifying the name. I want every single person here to make a bucket load of money and I also want to help everyone where I can with sharing experiences that we all can learn from. However posting a domain which will then be subsequently whois'd to obtain the owner info (has no privacy protection) who will in turn being spammed 50 times is not really cool in my book. Not only do I value the lead I worked hard to get, I also respect my buyer's privacy and time. So why post at all? Well you can still extract some useful information.

1. You know a sale occurred in the market so if you following sales trends, then know another one has just taken place.
2. You know it was a VR domain, therefore you can establish type of domain trend.
3. You know it was a Keyword+VR specifically.
4. You know that it was Outbound, so its should be encouraging to know that people are trying it and succeeding.

You could fairly interpret someone posting a sale as boasting if you want, I think everyone who has worked their ass off to make a sale should be allowed to get a little round of applause and a pat on their back from their colleagues for their achievement. I like to see it as encouragement for me and for others. When I see people here making money, selling domains, it just drives me that much harder. Just my opinion.

Yes, a domain sales report should include the domain name that sold for accuracy, authentication, and market research purposes. The last thing everyone needs is members post hundreds of sales posts with claims of sales and no domains to verify their accuracy. The sales report forum would lose it's credibility.

I hope that makes sense.

Let's get back on topic with reported sales.

Thanks,

Saeid Nejati · Jan 23, 2017

Domain name: Sivit.com
Sale venue: NamePros (2016)
Listing type: Fixed Price
Seller: Me
Sale price: $1000

Saeid Nejati · Jan 23, 2017

Domain name: Fallacious.net
Sale venue: Private
Listing type: Make offer
Seller: Me
Sale price: $50

LucidDomains · Jan 23, 2017

Yes, a domain sales report should include the domain name that sold for accuracy, authentication, and market research purposes. The last thing everyone needs is members post hundreds of sales posts with claims of sales and no domains to verify their accuracy. The sales report forum would lose it's credibility.

That's fair enough, after I wrote my post, I did check the rules again in the first post of this thread, which clearly states you need the domain name. Thanks for the added clarification. I will have to ensure my buyers have privacy protection before revealing any sales in this thread. Wishing everyone a great week! May all your pockets be lined with gold.

Saeid Nejati · Jan 23, 2017

Domain name: Signals.biz
Sale Venue: Flippa
Sale price: $358
Flippa success fee : 10%

osamson · Jan 23, 2017

Recent Sales

Domain names:
Los/Ange/les/Bu/si/ness/for/sa/le - $150
LA/wat/ch/b/u/yer & LA/wat/ch/b/u/yers - $200

Sale Venue: Outbound

All domains in the Dotcom extension

TERADOMAIN · Jan 24, 2017

BreakingNews.org

Purchase Price: $362

Sell Price : $4900

ROI : Approximate 1350%

Won name on Namejet for $362 on 19th December 2016
I got message from interested buyer on 14th January 2017 with initial offer of $2000.
I did my little research and found out the average price for such premium phrase are around $5000-$20000+ whose Exact monthly search volume is 1 Million + .
Little negotiation via PM back & forth.
I represented all facts about name and explained why it is very valuable domain.
I received highest offer of $2750 again within couple days via PM. I said my expectation is High $XXXX. I explained my reasoning to him why my expectation is in that range.
Interested Buyer request me to discuss further via Skype instead of PM.
We discussed about more than 1 hour on Skype and finally decided to meet at $4900 via Escrow.com

Thanks

TauseefKhan · Jan 24, 2017

h/o/w/t/o/w/r/i/t/e/a/n/o/n/f/i/c/t/i/o/n/b/o/o/k/./c/o/m
venue:outbound for $175

campout · Jan 24, 2017

A couple weeks ago, I sold L33.cc for $275 via a Uniregistry BIN lander. Commission = 10% or $27.50. Chinese buyer.

I had this priced basically just to get my money back: bought for $154 at Pheenix a year earlier. I've been letting less appealing Chinese CCC.cc drop. Wasted $1k-$2k on these last year.

Federer · Jan 24, 2017

JacksonvilleDigitalMarketingAgency.com (reg fee, outbound) - $250

IntelligentCreativity.com (reg fee, inbound) - $399

CharlotteWebDesignAgency.com + WebDesignAgencyCharlotte.com (both reg fee, outbound to same buyer) - $525

CJI Intiative · Jan 24, 2017

Federer how do you get your inbound buyers? Parking?
Domain Newbie here

Domain Monk · Jan 24, 2017

Federer said:
A few sales over the past few days - including:

TreatmentCentersCalifornia dot com
$350

MobileAppMarketingAgency dot com
$100

DigitalMarketingAgencyChicago dot com
$350

CaliforniaAlcoholDetox dot com
RehabTreatmentCalifornia dot com
$495

Jacksonville,3 keywords.com
$250

Small sales, but they all add up (fast).

How come almost all domains still have ur details in whois ...Even the recent sales have ur whois...Don't u transfer the domains immediately or how it works ..Above quoted sales is reported 1 week back but still has ur whois

Federer · Jan 24, 2017

This is due the the FastHosts.com internal transfer mechanism - even though the names have been moved to the buyer's account, the who.is details remain the same until the buyer triggers the contact-change for the name's.

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