negotiable Company Dot Net

[Federer]

Yes, you read the title correctly: we are looking to sell

Company.net

- Serious offers only (4-figure offers will not be considered, so please do not waste our time with low-ball offers).

COMPANY is a top10 business term that is instantly recognized around the world, and clearly defines a high-end industry.
The exact-match combines trust, credibility and authority. The domain, as an undeveloped asset, radiates professionalism, permanence and relevance.

Impossible to forget, Company.net is a sleeping giant waiting to be built into a powerhouse business.

Think company-creation, registered agent services, virtual offices, business listings, sub.domains and so forth.

Similar high-end quality keyword .NET sales:

CreditCard.net - $138,000 (2011)
RealEstate.net - $300,000 (2007)
Cars.net - $170,000 (2011)
Jewelry.net - $270,000 (2010)
Gold.net - $81,500 (2011)
DIY.net - $200,000 (2007)
Pisos.net - $187,500 (2008)
Chinese.net - $180,000 (2007)
Ringtones.net - $175,000 (2007)
News.net - $150,000 (2005)
Mortgage.net - $149,000 (2006)
Jesus.net - $124,337 (2009)
Casas.net - $120,930 (2008)
CreditCards.net - $118,500 (2006)
Net.net - $100,000 (2004)
Wholesale.net - $88,240 (2008)

With no advertising, Company.net is enjoying a residual flow of daily traffic (40-60 UV/day). We are of course not selling based on traffic, but this is a small bonus.

Offers via PM or can be sent to the WHO.IS email.

 

[Eric Lyon]

Please update your thread to include a screenshot to support the "Company.net is enjoying a residual flow of daily traffic (40-60 UV/day)" claim as outlined in the section rules.

Thanks,

Eric Lyon
Member Services

 

[Federer]

Company Dot Net - Traffic Screenshot

PARKED.COM screenshot attached for last month.

During the last 4 days over November '11 we started some development work and hosted the domain with another provider (hence -4 days of traffic).
1.080 visitors during the 27-day span.

Whilst experimenting with some serious ideas, the name has momentarily been pointing back to PARKED.com - until development takes off, or the the name is sold - whichever comes first.