Usefulness Of Namebio.com

The data is reliable. Sedo reported the sale to Namebio.

Silentptnr said:

The data is reliable. Sedo reported the sale to Namebio.

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Don't you find 10 000 a little too big for supermechanics.com?

Nazop said:

Don't you find 10 000 a little too big for supermechanics.com?

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Not based on comparable sales...

supershot.com 2,502 USD 2017-12-15 GoDaddy
superfinance.com 3,335 USD 2017-11-02 Sedo
superfx.com 2,953 USD 2017-09-29 Sedo
superskins.com 2,895 USD 2017-09-07 Flippa
supergt.com 2,900 USD 2017-08-08 Sedo
superschoollive.com 3,000 USD 2017-05-25 Sedo
superslotscasino.com 3,900 USD 2017-05-08 Uniregistry
superfond.com 2,640 USD 2017-03-08 Sedo
supersonicgames.com 3,700 USD 2017-01-16 BuyDomains
superwine.com 3,388 USD 2016-11-29 BuyDomains
supero.com 6,406 USD 2016-10-11 Sedo
superwin.com 2,100 USD 2016-10-03 Sedo
superoffers.com 2,000 USD 2016-07-26 BuyDomains
superfrau.com 2,950 USD 2016-07-20 BuyDomains
supersilver.com 4,000 USD 2016-03-03 Sedo
superfanatico.com 2,395 USD 2016-01-05 Sedo
supertough.com 3,000 USD 2015-12-21 BuyDomains
supercarro.com 4,494 USD 2015-11-17 GoDaddy
superbaby.com 4,750 USD 2015-08-29 GoDaddy
yogamechanics.com 2,000 USD 2015-08-19 Uniregistry
supersunday.com 2,000 USD 2015-07-08 NameJet
superschoolchallenge.com 3,750 USD 2015-05-20 Sedo
superschoolmovement.com 3,750 USD 2015-05-20 Sedo
superloans.com 3,227 USD 2015-04-25 GoDaddy
superhr.com 3,500 USD 2015-04-24 Uniregistry
superdriven.com 3,000 USD 2015-02-08 Uniregistry
supermobile.com 4,622 USD 2014-09-10 NameJet
superfx.com 4,000 USD 2014-04-16 Private
superdev.com 3,000 USD 2014-03-26 Sedo
supermed.com 2,077 USD 2014-03-26 GoDaddy
supertitanium.com 3,000 USD 2013-12-15 Afternic
supergadgets.com 2,250 USD 2013-11-24 Afternic
superchix.com 5,000 USD 2013-11-06 Private
supersense.com 2,588 USD 2013-08-26 Afternic
superdenim.com 4,000 USD 2013-08-21 Sedo
superbaratos.com 2,903 USD 2013-07-17 Sedo
superburrito.com 3,500 USD 2013-07-08 Afternic
superfoodies.com 2,395 USD 2013-07-08 Afternic
superforextrader.com 2,527 USD 2013-05-06 Afternic
supercheapinsurance.com 2,500 USD 2013-04-01 Afternic
superprof.com 5,000 USD 2013-03-27 Sedo
superbarato.com 3,627 USD 2013-03-20 Sedo
superoptions.com 4,500 USD 2013-03-18 Afternic
supertrade.com 2,680 USD 2013-02-20 Sedo
supersprouts.com 3,250 USD 2013-02-17 Afternic
supermarketing.com 5,000 USD 2013-01-27 Afternic
supersafe.com 4,000 USD 2012-09-30 Afternic
superstaffing.com 2,000 USD 2012-09-19 Sedo
superfoodsdiet.com 6,500 USD 2012-09-09 Afternic
superbullet.com 2,088 USD 2012-09-08 Afternic
superlista.com 2,703 USD 2011-05-18 Sedo
supergaz.com 2,145 USD 2011-05-18 Sedo
superprix.com 3,780 USD 2011-05-11 Afternic
supertrends.com 8,500 USD 2011-03-24 Sedo
supertomato.com 15,725 USD 2011-03-10 Afternic
supermoving.com 7,500 USD 2011-03-03 Sedo
supermortgages.com 7,500 USD 2011-02-24 Sedo
superaccounting.com 6,500 USD 2011-02-11 Sedo
supervoip.com 3,000 USD 2011-02-02 Sedo
superflorists.com 3,000 USD 2011-02-02 Sedo
superrealtors.com 5,250 USD 2011-02-01 Sedo
superplumbing.com 10,000 USD 2011-01-25 Sedo
supergreen.com 2,550 USD 2011-01-23 Sedo
superled.com 3,000 USD 2011-01-20 Sedo
superbrains.com 2,388 USD 2011-01-20 Sedo
superprinting.com 4,000 USD 2011-01-19 Sedo
superjeans.com 3,500 USD 2011-01-19 Sedo
superemployers.com 3,000 USD 2011-01-19 Sedo
superelectricians.com 10,000 USD 2011-01-10 Sedo
superbetting.com 2,000 USD 2011-01-10 Sedo

I just read an article showcasing those "super" domain drops. The prices will rise now..a lot.

https://domaininvesting.com/3-expensive-super-domain-names-pending-delete/

Nazop said:

Don't you find 10 000 a little too big for supermechanics.com?

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Nope for a right buyer who need it. By the way I try to support start up individual by providing low price but not all the time.

Looks like Supermechanics.com was an Auto Service and Repair Q&A Site.

10k not a huge amount for some people's big idea or buying someones elses big idea to make into a bigger idea

Not all ideas work out.

Hope you already caught it before talking about it. Good Luck

When using our site it is important to distinguish between retail sales (i.e. sales to an end user buyer) and wholesale sales (i.e. sales to a domain investor). This isn't always easy because some venues, especially Sedo, are a mix of both types of sales. Other venues like NameJet and DropCatch are almost exclusively wholesale. GoDaddy is a mix but it leans much more towards wholesale, same with Flippa. If there is a venue you are unsure about, search only that venue with no other fields filled out to get a sense, for example try Uniregistry and you'll see 99% of the sales are crazy so you can be confident their sales are retail.

You sometimes have to do some more research, for example in this situation you could search for two-word .com domains where the first parsed keyword is "super". Here's a quick link:

https://namebio.com/?s==UjM4UTO3UTM

You can see from the results that Super[Keyword].com sales are often $xxx to very low $x,xxx wholesale and can pretty easily be $x,xxx to even $xx,xxx retail. That means the Sedo sale was almost definitely retail, which you can confirm by looking at the screenshot history of the site or looking at Archive.org. From the latter you can see it was forwarding to SuperPages.com and was an end user.

It is nice when there are this many results, both at the wholesale level and the retail level, because it helps to confirm a reasonable price. Obviously wholesale comps show you around what you should expect to pay as a reseller. When the comps are mostly retail you should probably divide that price range by 10 to figure out around what you should pay. In this case since you have a lot of both types of sales they serve to validate each other. If you take the retail range of mid-high $x,xxx to low $xx,xxx and divide by ten you get mid $xxx to low $x,xxx which is where we figured the wholesale range to be based only on the wholesale comps. So everything checks out in my view.

That said, it having sold in the past for $10k doesn't mean it will ever sell again for anywhere near that price in your lifetime though, so don't treat it like a sure thing. Lightning doesn't usually strike twice, so don't get too carried away when you see an auction that previously sold for a huge price unless the domain is obviously really good.

Hope this helps.

I would say NameBio is a pretty reliable source & many a times even I had been surprised as to how high a mediocre name has been sold.