domain sales reports

The Sherpas play The Domain Game (starting at the 51:36 mark), where they guess what certain domains were bought and sold for and discuss the reasons behind their evaluations. Today’s domains are MO.co, EmbryoSolutions.com, and RestaurantFinder.com;...Read More

The Sherpas play The Domain Game (starting at the 51:36 mark), where they guess what certain domains were bought and sold for and discuss the reasons behind their evaluations. Today’s domains are MO.co, EmbryoSolutions.com, and RestaurantFinder.com;...Read More

Sedo is back from summer vacation, releasing 3 weeks' worth of domain sales reports! :xf.cool: Link to July 18th report Link to July 25th report Link to August 1st report

Sedo is back from summer vacation, releasing 3 weeks' worth of domain sales reports! :xf.cool: Link to July 18th report Link to July 25th report Link to August 1st report

I wrote this same text as a comment on one of the posts, but later I thought why not write a special topic about this thing and see that I suffer from this thing alone, or are there people like me who have the same problem? So I write here with a separate topic in the same idea with some...

I wrote this same text as a comment on one of the posts, but later I thought why not write a special topic about this thing and see that I suffer from this thing alone, or are there people like me who have the same problem? So I write here with a separate topic in the same idea with some...

EV.com is a premium two letter .com domain name and a popular acronym for “electric vehicle.” Registered in 1994, EV.com was just reported as being sold to an automotive group in Canada...Read More

EV.com is a premium two letter .com domain name and a popular acronym for “electric vehicle.” Registered in 1994, EV.com was just reported as being sold to an automotive group in Canada...Read More

IT.com, an ultra-premium two letter domain registered in 1992, has been sold. Brokered by domain broker, James Booth, this remarkable LL .com changed hands for a massive $3.8 million dollars.Read More

IT.com, an ultra-premium two letter domain registered in 1992, has been sold. Brokered by domain broker, James Booth, this remarkable LL .com changed hands for a massive $3.8 million dollars.Read More

HugeDomains has sold the domain MetaCrypto.com in what appears to be an increased appetite of investors for “meta” domains...Read More

HugeDomains has sold the domain MetaCrypto.com in what appears to be an increased appetite of investors for “meta” domains...Read More

Newfold Digital released sales data for September from its NameJet and SnapNames platforms. The two marketplaces combined for 126 sales of $2,000 or more, totaling $670,000...Read More

Newfold Digital released sales data for September from its NameJet and SnapNames platforms. The two marketplaces combined for 126 sales of $2,000 or more, totaling $670,000...Read More

Sedo released their weekly domain name sales and Invest.ae led the way at $75,000. GP.de was second at 59,500 Euro, ($70,479). Deity.com was third at $60,000...Read More

Sedo released their weekly domain name sales and Invest.ae led the way at $75,000. GP.de was second at 59,500 Euro, ($70,479). Deity.com was third at $60,000...Read More

I'm checking out some Domain Name appraisal tools, Would like your input and opinions. What are some of the BEST domain appraisal tools, tricks and services? Which have you found to be most accurate?

I'm checking out some Domain Name appraisal tools, Would like your input and opinions. What are some of the BEST domain appraisal tools, tricks and services? Which have you found to be most accurate?

Back in November we asked what percentage of reported sales do you believe? 75% was the top vote-getter followed by 50%. Props to the 1 person that believes nothing. #PollTroll We also asked if all big sales should be questioned? This was on the heels of the Chocolate.com saga from Namepros. …...

Back in November we asked what percentage of reported sales do you believe? 75% was the top vote-getter followed by 50%. Props to the 1 person that believes nothing. #PollTroll We also asked if all big sales should be questioned? This was on the heels of the Chocolate.com saga from Namepros. …...