.com FingerPaint.com - Sold for $75K

I wouldn't of bought it even for 1K. Way overpriced IMO.

My opinion is... Wow!!
Lucky seller...

My doubt is... Why?
Is there any famous term...trend...or method or brand associated with it ?!

A well-known phrase and with today's touchscreens this is a great emd

Ace3coiner said:

Domain Price Date Venue
fingerpaint.com 75,000 USD 2018-10-18 Sedo

What's your opinion?

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Finger Painting is Modern Art, and with ModernArt(.)com being appraised at Estibot for 221K, I'd say fingerpaint.com for 75K is worth every penny....jmho.

NewHere said:

I wouldn't of bought it even for 1K. Way overpriced IMO.

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Maybe you should have Googled the term first.

Awesome sale.

could be as simple as win win deal ...buyer and seller

some are

It will be interesting to see WHO got it and WHAT they DO with it...

Both of them are lucky

Brandingtheweb.com said:

Maybe you should have Googled the term first.

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Lol wow. Thanks soo much for the advice, I really “don’t know” what finger painting is. Like the name isn’t obvios enough.

Great deal..

Even though the term FingerPaint has never sold (exactly or not, any extension) prior (at least NameBio listed), I think there is a company that would benefit a lot from the name as an upgrade. Would not be surprised if they are the purchaser:
https://fingerpaintmarketing.com/

Of course this is possible too:
https://www.fingerpainting.de/

Re price, well it certainly isn't low, but it just demonstrates if you have one buyer who REALLY wants the domain name, you can end up with a good price.

Bob

It's an exact matched domain and Fingerpaints will sell for thousands of dollars. I appreciate seller skills to quote and convince the buyer to 75k usd.

Smart seller!

BuyBrandWeb.com said:

It's an exact matched domain and Fingerprints will sell for thousands of dollars. I appreciate seller skills to quote and convince the buyer to 75k usd.

Smart seller!

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FingerPaint, not FingerPrints

creataweb said:

FingerPaint, not FingerPrints

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Thanks. Corrected. My swiftkey keyword was preferred fingerprints more than Fingerpaints

MetBob said:

Of course this is possible too:
https://www.fingerpainting.de/

Re price, well it certainly isn't low, but it just demonstrates if you have one buyer who REALLY wants the domain name, you can end up with a good price.

Bob

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As far as I knew before the .de they where using the .net version (don't know why they let dropped the name recently. Now the .net in my pocket for just $1 all thanks to NetSol)

Another weird Godaddy glitch. When you type in the name it says the domain is expired but the expiration date is for next year.

I can definelty see a compnay like crayola picking up that domain, why not?

MetBob said:

I think there is a company that would benefit a lot from the name as an upgrade. Would not be surprised if they are the purchaser:
https://fingerpaintmarketing.com/

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Exactly, and I don't think anyone is spending $75K to sell finger-painting kits, but as a match to their brand name.

It's like Beer.com, no beer company will ever pay money for that, but there would be some interested buyers (albeit at a huge lose for the current owner) from something like Beer & Associates or Beer & Sons Lawyers.

Brand is King.

Grego85 said:

I can definelty see a compnay like crayola picking up that domain, why not?

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Because companies like Crayola are actually dropping EMDs like this, and concentrating on their core brand. After Google hammered down the search power of EMDs a decade+ ago, there is really no use to hold a pile of these on redirect, unless they include your brand.

Disney dropped a pile a EMDs over the past few years, so did Shell (including ShellOil.com - they are not just a fossil fuel company anymore), Scholastic, and a pile of others.

My guess is fingerpaintmarketing.com. 175 employees. 25 million per year in revenue. Owner has multiple companies producing 200 million annually. I would bet the house this is the buyer.

Great name and a fair price imo

If someone had offered me FingerPaint.com for $1500 yesterday I would have turned it down, honestly heck I'd still turn it down even after hearing the news.

You can justify the price by giving any reason but reality is it's not that good name for $75k price. "FingerArt.com" will be far better name.