iKeyword vs eKeyword domain sales

[pcp]

Curious if anyone has data on which have had the best sales: iKeyword or eKeyword domains?

 

[cache]

iphone.com?

 

[pcp]

Well, yeah. Having given it a little more thought since posting, it seems iKeywords are tied to particular products like you just pointed out: iPod, iPhone, iTunes etc.

Whereas eKeywords are more generic concepts: eBooks, eLearning, eCommerce, ePayments etc.

I tried scanning Namebio, but it's pretty tedious...

 

[gilescoley]

A few eKeyword sales for you

ePayments.com $16,500 2010-05-06 rick latona auctions

eHelp.com $42,801 2009-07-04 namejet.com

eTech.com $21,000 2009-05-07 sedo.com

eMart.com $2,550 2009-03-03 afternic.com

eCabs.com $1,400 2008-12-11 sedo.com

eConsumers.com $1,660 2008-10-17 namejet.com

eCargo.com $1101 2008-08-24 namejet.com

eBeauties.com $1,000 2008-08-09 sedo.com

ePages.com $18,300 2008-08-01 namejet.com

eCookie.com $1,455 2008-07-08 namejet.com

eSurvey.com $11,700 2009-06-30 sedo.com

eQuotes.com $20,000 2008-02-27 snapnames

 

[pcp]

Thanks Giles, very helpful.

 

[asdomar]

Curious if anyone has data on which have had the best sales: iKeyword or eKeyword domains?

Have a look here:

iKeyword Thread:
http://www.namepros.com/domain-name-discussion/648671-official-i-domains-thread.html

eKeyword Thread:
http://www.namepros.com/domain-name-discussion/648696-official-e-domains-thread.html

 

[rmg]

I suppose generally it is better e+keyword than i+keyword...