sales A Hand Reg Home Run and Why You Need Patience

[equity78]

This week on Sedo the domain name InformationOfThings.com sold for $4,500. This domain was hand registered in October of 2015 and sold on May 18, 2016. Pretty crazy ROI on that one. This was a smart hand registration IMO, a cheap speculative play with the potential for a big payout. Playing off the hoopla around the Internet Of Things, this made sense IMO. The domain was sold by a registrant in … [Read more...]

 

[jstenn13]

This week on Sedo the domain name InformationOfThings.com sold for $4,500. This domain was hand registered in October of 2015 and sold on May 18, 2016. Pretty crazy ROI on that one. This was a smart hand registration IMO, a cheap speculative play with the potential for a big payout. Playing off the hoopla around the Internet Of Things, this made sense IMO. The domain was sold by a registrant in … [Read more...]

Any idea if the name was listed with a BIN or if it was listed as make an offer?

 

[equity78]

Any idea if the name was listed with a BIN or if it was listed as make an offer?

I am not sure, wish Sedo made a little note in their sales report.

 

[cdboard]

how did you arrive at an annualized ROI of 3.7 million percent?

 

[equity78]

how did you arrive at an annualized ROI of 3.7 million percent?

 

[johname]

Subtract the Sedo fee and the reg cost lol

 

[Skyvisum]

Thanks for the information.Home Run with lots patience.

 

[ZapNano]

This is one of a million luck. The domain itself is super general; and kind of long.
Now we know, that reg fee and no value valuation are temporaries. The real value is that example above. I kind like the name. This name has zero compitions.

 

[Rick Ace]

I'm not sure why it's so surprising when someone does well with a hand-reg domain. "Seasoned domainers" have been making good sales since the very beginning. It's all about patience and experience.

 

[namerav]

Good name though, can be developed something like Wiki.