domains Astonish.com goes for $41,501 at NameJet

[equity78]

One word .coms are in hot demand and Astonish.com went for $41,501. The domain name was owned for years by a company providing digital marketing solutions. The domain name was left to expire at Network Solutions. Astonish registered in 63 domain name extensions. There are over 1,400 more names that have astonish or astonishing in […]

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[AEProgram]

Buyer really got lucky here

 

[Dude called Michael]

Nice name!

 

[bmugford]

Solid single word .COM, but for some reason there is just something about the tense I don't personally like as a brand.

Brad

 

[Kingslayer]

Solid name, at $41,501 on NameJet can asume this was bought as an investment, it's a domain i can see going for low 6 figures end-user.

Think it would be a great brand for a company in VR/AR/Ai/Robotics.

 

[equity78]

Solid name, at $41,501 on NameJet can asume this was bought as an investment, it's a domain i can see going for low 6 figures end-user.

Think it would be a great brand for a company in VR/AR/Ai/Robotics.

Yes I believe Elliot Silver bought the name.

 

[NickB]

There's a perfect potential end user in the UK for this..... Won't put the link in but you can copy and paste the below heading to read the article.....

£20m expansion for family cleaning brand Astonish as it targets international markets from new base

 

[EJS]

Yes I believe Elliot Silver bought the name.

I did not. There was some sort of technical issue at NameJet that made it appear that I won the domain name for $40,501 at NameJet but someone outbid me at SnapNames. I neither saw the higher bid on my auction page nor did I receive an outbid notice.

As a result of the technical issue, they extended the auction's close to Monday and I did not bid further.

 

[Digital Universe]

I also got the email from NameJet that the auction was extended. I wonder if there was no "technical issue" that the auction would end at a higher price, seems to be relatively cheap. Or the "low" price has to do that "astonishing" is the "better" version which has way more exact search results, but still a good deal for the buyer.

 

[Samer]

Typical NameJet

 

[equity78]

I did not. There was some sort of technical issue at NameJet that made it appear that I won the domain name for $40,501 at NameJet but someone outbid me at SnapNames. I neither saw the higher bid on my auction page nor did I receive an outbid notice.

As a result of the technical issue, they extended the auction's close to Monday and I did not bid further.

Oh that sucks, more problems over there than there ever should be.