ET.com Phones Home for Six Figures to Lead New DN Journal Chart

[Ron Jackson]

The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. This week ET.com phoned home for over $200,000 to lead our new sales chart. The leader board was expanded from 20 to 40 positions to make way for a flood of sales from last month's Moniker/T.R.A.F.F.I.C. West auction that were completed this week. If you take out the auction sales, SnapNames.com would have had the top three sales and seven of the top ten. As it was they still placed eight names on the new chart.

A nice .net let the Global Contenders leader board after going for $50,000. Germany's .de dominated the Country Code chart, taking 10 of 20 positions including the top one. You can get all of the details through the link below:

DNJournal.com Weekly Domain Sales Report

 

[IAmAllanShore]

Killer, killer week for sales!
I'm liking the elvis.us as a "deal" (Despite what I thought would be an inevitable C&D, it looks like "Elvis" has never been the subject of a UDRP to date.)
I also like i.md $1,550 Sedo as a "deal".
Nice work, again, Duke!
-Allan :gl:

 

[domain4u]

I think ET.com for 200k is actually a pretty good deal for the buyer.

 

[Mark]

Nice Read as Always Duke :tu:

Every week I look at the list and see a little Glimmer of the "Corporate World" waking up a bit more

 

[smartpc]

lucky the charges weren`t reversed, one hell of a bill. Steal at that price....valuable 2 letter dot com one of the most recallable domains out there......forgive any spelling mistakes it`s a pain typing with a large glowing finger......

 

[Jeff]

Man, that dude Elvis.us sure gets around ... :talk:

As always, also looking forward to the remainder of the completed .MOBI sales from the March Traffic show, IMHO. :gl:
Thanks for the additional research / compilation for this week's report! :music:
-Jeff

 

[Domainate.com]

If I had $80,000+ to spend instead of just $12,000 at the time of TRAFFIC, I would have been in on all those LL.nets. Even the most expensive, MM.net, was an excellent buy not just for the repeated letters but instantly "MultiMedia" comes to mind, and that covers a huge market. If it went to a reseller, would not be surprised to see it go for $30,000 or more by year's end.