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Shahid7 said:

That's really nice if i was you i would surely give him 200-400$ just to show my support and appreciation towards him. It's always good to help People which somehow were contributing to your success in the process.

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Shahid7 said:

That's really nice if i was you i would surely give him 200-400$ just to show my support and appreciation towards him. It's always good to help People which somehow were contributing to your success in the process.

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What if OP had made a loss in sale?

Keith should pay OP?

Shahid7 said:

That's really nice if i was you i would surely give him 200-400$ just to show my support and appreciation towards him. It's always good to help People which somehow were contributing to your success in the process.

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Good thought but it’s quite alright. Glad to see the nice sales!

Shahid7 said:

That's really nice if i was you i would surely give him 200-400$ just to show my support and appreciation towards him. It's always good to help People which somehow were contributing to your success in the process.

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Huh? Why? Appreciation why? He sold a domain he didnt want anymore. And the buyer sold it for profit. How did he contribute to his success? He didn't give him a formula for success. He sold him a domain.

Kamaldeen said:

That means if you sell a name you hand registered you will give part to the registry?

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That means when you buy something for $90 from a namepros member here and inform him you sold it for 8-10K you thank him with appreciation $200-400.

koolishman said:

What if OP had made a loss in sale?

Keith should pay OP?

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Keith isn't liable to pay anything neither is he entitled to the riches but it's an act of kindness like the message stated i bought it from you for 90$ and sold it for 8000 - 10,000.

What i meant is if you bought something for such a low price and knew the buyer and inform him you sold it higher it surely does bring a feeling in the previous seller's mind of he only waited.. So if you do some act of kindness by helping its not a bad idea then again it's not like you have too as an obligation but it's an act of saying thank you.

YairDD said:

Huh? Why? Appreciation why? He sold a domain he didnt want anymore. And the buyer sold it for profit. How did he contribute to his success? He didn't give him a formula for success. He sold him a domain.

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Wow didn't know saying something nice for someone can have so much reaction, it's just a random thought and i guess i mentioned it's not an obligation but something one does from their heart.

You don't have to do anything so relax and enjoy the domain game

Also 7000 for xxxbook sometime ago. Can't complain (-;

domain2009 said:

Also 7000 for xxxbook sometime ago. Can't complain (-;

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Did you sell it before 2011?
xxxbook//com last sold for $100,000 on 2011-03-16 at Sedo

I should just always say this and drive the price up.

pb said:

I have a similar approach to domains I buy/reg for my own purposes. I either list them with a higher-than-normally price or keep saying they're mot for sale, which sometimes deters the queries but sometimes drives the offers up.

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I don't see it as "giving up a dream" but that I will have to spend time finding another brand. That is a better thing to tell a potential buyer though.

pb said:

That's because when selling such a domain, I'm also giving up a plan or a dream...

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Bizaddy said:

listbuild . com sold on afternic 2/14/20 for $995. Original hand register 15 years or so ago. Off market til last year. Too cheap but want to diversify some. Sold BIN full price. Most of my small portfolio was on sale this month in hopes of a sale. Very happy to get one so can reinvest some of the $$.

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Yeah I agreed, sometimes we just need to let some go to make way for new investment/venture and positive cash flow is important for businesses.

Sutruk said:

Did you sell it before 2011?
xxxbook//com last sold for $100,000 on 2011-03-16 at Sedo

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After the dot com sold for that crazy sum, I wasn't that lucky though . What is your thoughts?

OnlineDomainShop said:

Domain: OkexCoin (.) com

Afternic - 3500$ ( 2800$ after commission)

1$ Hand reg and one time Recovery fees as it was expired.

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What is "Okex"? can you give me a heads up on that? Was it bin price or negotiable?

domain2009 said:

What is "Okex"? can you give me a heads up on that? Was it bin price or negotiable?

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Okex.com is Leading crypto exchange. It was a bin purchase. one Okex Coin is worth around 6$.

domain2009 said:

After the dot com sold for that crazy sum, I wasn't that lucky though . What is your thoughts?

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I think that I would have sold it too for $7,000 and I would be happy too
In my opinion, the $100,000 purchase was an inexpected sale, by an extremely lucky or expert seller
The seller shot high for this domain, and he did it.
But really, congratulations for your sale of this domain, it was a very good sale that's for sure!

Sutruk said:

I think that I would have sold it too for $7,000 and I would be happy too
In my opinion, the $100,000 purchase was an inexpected sale, by an extremely lucky or expert seller
The seller shot high for this domain, and he did it.
But really, congratulations for your sale of this domain, it was a very good sale that's for sure!

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That 2011 deal would be an early buy as a play on Facebook for adult themed business I would assume. Given the premise, and size of facebook, it would be a well funded end user with a direct business strategy, and it just didn’t work
out I guess.

Rob Monster said:

I confirm that I bought the domain name from the original registrant:

Bought: CustomerSupport.co
Price: $1000
Venue: Epik marketplace
Hold time: 3 years
Total cost: Under $100 (non-premium .co)

We are looking at deploying an alternative to Zendesk -- an open source solution that will let us scale out the number of seats to many hundreds and allow customers to also have live chats for their landing pages.

The premium domain name CustomerService.com is still in play for anyone interested but it was more than we wanted to shell out right now.

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Rob I have never seen somebody posting here that he bought a domain
everybody as far as I recall is posting SALES here
"report-completed-domain-name-sales-here.83628/page-774"

does the seller agree in you posting here?

frank-germany said:

Rob I have never seen somebody posting here that he bought a domain
everybody as far as I recall is posting SALES here
"report-completed-domain-name-sales-here.83628/page-774"

does the seller agree in you posting here?

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I had mentioned that and was then reminded....

RJ said:

This thread is a central location to report domain name sales or purchases 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!

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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.)

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Suggested template (bold 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.
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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.

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Neha Gupta said:

AudioServicing.\\com
Sale venue: Outbound via paypal
Sale price: 999 USD
Time taken- 1 week
Hand regd

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Congrats on good sales. You seem a good outbounder. Can you help us with some outbound tips?

How many names you have in BB and for how long ?

golan said:

v/e/r/y/m/o/n/e/y/ .com

My first ever sale on BB.

$2295, netted $1505

Caught from drops in May 2018 for $22, plus one renewal.

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Sinbad said:

How many names you have in BB and for how long ?

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I used to have about 20 a couple years ago but sold for cheap almost all of them. So this one was the last and only one. Recently started submitting again, the first bunch is under review...

KDN said:

My first BP sale!

Q/U/A/N/T/A/N/O/V/A.com
Sale price: $3,795

It's an August 2019 handreg but was one of my favorite names in my portfolio. Could have increased the price a bit but I think it's fair considering the acquisition cost.

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Congrats! and smart choices.

What were your thoughts behind registering this name?

Thanks.

themavrick said:

Congrats! and smart choices.

What were your thoughts behind registering this name?

Thanks.

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Thanks! It's a combination of quantum and nova.

Superannuation.com

SuperFunds.com

CryptoFashion.com

eSecurityToken.com

UtilitySettlementCoin.com (Many worlds largest banks created their own cryptocurrency (for … purposes)

Have no idea what I paid, I've forgotten, but I didn't pay a lot. Maybe a lot relative to what they're worth, but not a lot.

Also might have FinancialPlanning.org and Quotron.com coming my way. Currently negotiating.

Super-Annuation said:

Superannuation.com

SuperFunds.com

CryptoFashion.com

eSecurityToken.com

UtilitySettlementCoin.com (Many worlds largest banks created their own cryptocurrency (for … purposes)

Have no idea what I paid, I've forgotten, but I didn't pay a lot. Maybe a lot relative to what they're worth, but not a lot.

Also might have FinancialPlanning.org and Quotron.com coming my way. Currently negotiating.

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How much did they sell for?

treasure28 said:

How much did they sell for?

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I bought them. This thread said both bought and sold, so I'm just saying I bought these names through GoDaddy. Am working on two more acquisitions as we speak; Quotron.com and FinancialPlanning.org