Domain Sales Boom Continues Despite Holiday Break in the U.S.

[Ron Jackson]

The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. Many U.S. offices shut down over the long Memorial Day weekend but that had no effect on hot domain sales. Every domain on our new Top 20 chart hit at least five figures (as did some others that didn't make the chart). A government tax filing also revealed a previously unreported six-figure sale that was completed under the radar a couple of months ago.

In other chart news, we saw our first .eu domain on the Big Board, a name that also led all ccTLD entries. We also saw completion of the 2nd biggest .net sale reported so far this year. Read all about it here.

Along with the domain sales report, a new article in our Dan Warner on Domains series has just been posted. We think you'll find the Fabulous.com COO's take on the eternal battle between Branded Domains and Generic Domains to be very enlightening.

 

[rzpvile]

That is great to here that sales are going up! Anyone from NamePros make it this week?

 

[Carlton]

CityOfDurham.com drew $8,088

 

[rage]

Some interresting low-mid x,xxx LLLL sales

 

[-db-]

Anyone from NamePros make it this week?

This was NP member 'binfus'....

The $3,200 sale of #9 Commodities.in (Indian ccTLD) also came in a private transaction (though Sedo handled the escrow end of that deal).

This was me....

Elsewhere, someone picked up a nice buy at the NamePros.com domain forum, getting FreeHost.us, FreeHosting.us and FreeWebHosting.us for a total of $1,100.

There are probably a couple more members in there. :gl:

 

[Kenny]

-db-,
Save some water for the fish, will ya?

:sold:

Peace,
Cyberian