.info Highest .info sale ?

[DnEbook]

Does anyone know ?

do you feel this domain extension will grow ????

I am a fan of this neglected domain extension ....... are you ?????

maybe you purchased a high priced .info

I have just seen fat.info $8000 at snapnames , a good buy ??????

love to know your opinion

 

[Alan Glennon]

I think the highest is free.info $42,000, Nov 2007 (source: dnjournal.com)

 

[htmlindex]

The highest was Sex.info that sold for $202k about 6 months ago.

 

[srisri24]

.info is still undervalued. But definetly picking up in value and user penetration. But 6 figure sales are very rare. But this market is bound to pickup.
1. all cvcv domains sold out
2. all dictionary 4 letter words are sold out
3. Major websites are developing .info
4. very suitable for travel, geo and other areas.
5.Once the low registration promotion ends, you can expect many sales.
6. In this field, better to find enduser than reseller.
7. Reseller prices are quite low.
8.Dont use automated appraisals for .info, they are only good for .com. (these tools under value .info)

I am expecting major sales to happen this year in info tld.

 

[Makis.TV]

.info is a great tld for what it stands for
i bought one in low $$$$ and i m in negotations to buy another one for mid $$$$

 

[dax44]

I have invested in .info quite heavily. There are some big sites taking a chance with the extension eg. spain.info

I am seeing increasing daily traffic to my parked .info names and a lot of it appears to be genuine type-in - I have also noticed that .infos are doing very well in google especially with "info" as part of search - try searching 'spain' then 'spain info'. Unfortunately since so many .infos lead to parked pages internet users may soon realise that the "info" they are looking for is simply not there ...

 

[onewordonly]

Travel.info also sold for quite a bit last year, .info is ideal for information websites which is quite a huge area by itself.

 

[Charley]

The highest was Sex.info that sold for $202k about 6 months ago.

2nd highest was Travel.info

do you feel this domain extension will grow ????

Yes, it will. There are many sales being reported weekly.

 

[leede]

EBOOKSECRETS.INFO
GAMEDEALS.INFO
OILRESOURCE.INFO
WEBADS.INFO
RSSTOOL.INFO
INDIANSITES.INFO
RENTONLINE.INFO

i bought the above the domains i am sure these will have good future

 

[eugehet]

wow good domain names.. im new into domain name business. Just wanna ask usually how long will ppl wait before they do reselling?

 

[leede]

it depends as at wht time you get the right price before one sell them

 

[Carlton]

Travel.info also sold for quite a bit last year

For $116,000.

 

[eugehet]

Is domain with a "-" worth lesser?
coz recently i bought happy-yes.com for project purpose and thinking of selling it after my project..
Is number the same as well..like happy4you.com not worth much?

 

[lzy]

Seems like only the premium keywords sold for good money. But a couple of surprising sale here and there just like all other extensions;

the-golden-circle.info sold for $3,805 last year on TDNAM.

 

[nrmillions]

EBOOKSECRETS.INFO
GAMEDEALS.INFO
OILRESOURCE.INFO
WEBADS.INFO
RSSTOOL.INFO
INDIANSITES.INFO
RENTONLINE.INFO

i bought the above the domains i am sure these will have good future

Why are you sure these will have good value. I think these are the type of .info domains to NOT buy. I like .info but only for generic keywords and geo.

 

[qO_Op]

The highest was Sex.info that sold for $202k about 6 months ago.

Did sex.info actually sell, e.g. paid for and transfered?

 

[DnEbook]

i looked at sex on sedo the other sex day ...... it had many previous offers , but was available ?

 

[nikki o]

Travel .infos are a good investment

 

[akcampbell]

Sex.info didn't get sold. If you look at the Whois record it was last updated on 20 April 2006. If it got sold for the $202,000 reported that would have been updated. Travel.info sold for $116,000 and Sedo reported it as the highest .info sale in a press release. They wouldn't have done that if the domain hadn't already changed hands.

If I had $116,000, I would have bought Travel.info, it's the ultimate .info. It combines off the scale goodness of fit with the extension, the most lucrative and popular usage of .info, and a super premium keyword.

I was offered Free.info in Nov 07. I told the seller I valued it at $2,000 and he said I did the worst domain valuations he'd ever seen, presumably having been offered $42,000 elsewhere. I can understand the appeal of Free.info, 20m Google uniques for "free information" is double what Travel pulls in and everybody wants free things online.

The problem is somebody visiting Free.info is expecting something for nothing and that's the worst possible customer mindset when you are trying to convert provision of information into cash. I guess the trick is to provide a free basic service or product and then try to sell a customer an enhanced paid for version.

If I was paying big bucks for a .info, I'd rather have something specific and commercial like Mortgage.info, Debt.info, or Loan.info.

 

[lzy]

You have some nice .infos there akcampbell.