domains $90,000 and five years later and not even a nameserver update

[equity78]

Five years ago Elliot Silver broke news on a .money domain name that sold for $90,000. The seller once walked away from The Apprentice UK TV Show 5 years later and the domain name has not even updated the nameservers. Transfer.money is the name and it’s a perfect keyword combination in my opinion. The seller […]

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[Mytz.com]

The price is very high

 

[King]

Why are you surprised, this is a common theme among high value domains, pay tons of money and let them sit there, no contact info, nothing, just error pages but they keep renewing.

 

[Way3]

Hodl-ing. Domain style.

 

[equity78]

Hodl-ing. Domain style.

Very true, but when you might have been the ultimate buyer there is no return on investment.

 

[garptrader]

We have made several money transfers to my wife's family in Colombia during COVID but we used XOOM for each of them. I suspect a large percentage of money transfers are made to destinations outside the US so IMO an English phrase like Transfer.Money on a non-.COM domain as a potential brand was overrated. Too generic.