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Escrow.com has released its quarterly Domain Investment Index report for Q2/2023. Sales revenue has dropped, all while dot .ai volume and earnings have jumped to their highest point ever. Link to the report.

Escrow.com has released its quarterly Domain Investment Index report for Q2/2023. Sales revenue has dropped, all while dot .ai volume and earnings have jumped to their highest point ever. Link to the report.

So today I took a notice of something that is a bit weird . The *Reported Complete Domain Sales Thread* was born in the year 2005, April 19th WHEREAS The *Handregs thread* was born in the year 2008, October 28th Which means the latter is older than the latty with 3yrs + some months But The...

So today I took a notice of something that is a bit weird . The *Reported Complete Domain Sales Thread* was born in the year 2005, April 19th WHEREAS The *Handregs thread* was born in the year 2008, October 28th Which means the latter is older than the latty with 3yrs + some months But The...

Hello. Check these domains both in Dropcatch and Namebio. @Namebio shows sold $x,xxx yesterday. But today I see these domains still at running auction @dropcatch ? Equalenergy.com Agriweb.com Lndd.com

Hello. Check these domains both in Dropcatch and Namebio. @Namebio shows sold $x,xxx yesterday. But today I see these domains still at running auction @dropcatch ? Equalenergy.com Agriweb.com Lndd.com

I have seen many domain sales on here being mentioned where the buyer paid a huge amount of money for a domain way above their budget yet they felt they still felt it was a good and necessary buy. Do you know or remember any specific ones that stand out in your mind? I've seen then but can't...

I have seen many domain sales on here being mentioned where the buyer paid a huge amount of money for a domain way above their budget yet they felt they still felt it was a good and necessary buy. Do you know or remember any specific ones that stand out in your mind? I've seen then but can't...

Domaining is a business that requires a decent amount of $ and also patience. one can have hundreds and thousands of domains, it's not a surprise we sometimes sell domains in a loss. I'm very curious to see the sales you made/will make that lost you some money, hence I opened this thread.

Domaining is a business that requires a decent amount of $ and also patience. one can have hundreds and thousands of domains, it's not a surprise we sometimes sell domains in a loss. I'm very curious to see the sales you made/will make that lost you some money, hence I opened this thread.

Already as half a year in 2016 and this 2017 domain sales from Afternic.com were not displayed at DNJournal domain sales reports. Why? Earlier was and Sedo sales reports and Afternic.com sales (Sedo vs Afternic). @Ron Jackson

Already as half a year in 2016 and this 2017 domain sales from Afternic.com were not displayed at DNJournal domain sales reports. Why? Earlier was and Sedo sales reports and Afternic.com sales (Sedo vs Afternic). @Ron Jackson

Hi, we are a mix of domainers here - some experienced, some not so experienced. What I'd love to know is who, if anyone, sold their FIRST domain name for over $1,000 and how much was it sold for? I'll kick off by saying that I sold my first name for $11 so way below a grand - however, it was a...

Hi, we are a mix of domainers here - some experienced, some not so experienced. What I'd love to know is who, if anyone, sold their FIRST domain name for over $1,000 and how much was it sold for? I'll kick off by saying that I sold my first name for $11 so way below a grand - however, it was a...

This is a list of reported ngTLD sales for January 2016 collected from several sources (including; DNJournal, DNpric.es, Namebio, Sold.domains, TheDomains etc). Obviously, not every single sale is reported here, as many are made privately etc. 88.xyz - 70,000 USD - NamesCon / RightOfTheDot...

This is a list of reported ngTLD sales for January 2016 collected from several sources (including; DNJournal, DNpric.es, Namebio, Sold.domains, TheDomains etc). Obviously, not every single sale is reported here, as many are made privately etc. 88.xyz - 70,000 USD - NamesCon / RightOfTheDot...

The domain name AISE.com reportedly sold for $19,509 on NameJet. BioScan.com reportedly sold for $12,999. Here are the top reported domain sales on August 29, 2015: Domain NameSale PriceSales Venue AISE.com$19,509NameJet BioScan.com$12,999NameJet Find.info$5,699GoDaddy...

The domain name AISE.com reportedly sold for $19,509 on NameJet. BioScan.com reportedly sold for $12,999. Here are the top reported domain sales on August 29, 2015: Domain NameSale PriceSales Venue AISE.com$19,509NameJet BioScan.com$12,999NameJet Find.info$5,699GoDaddy...