Looks like Iran.com just sold today for ...

[gazzip]

I was just checking www.dnsaleprice.com for recent sales and Iran.com is listed as sold today for $400,000 in a Private sale.

Some other nice sales prices listed on sedo today were

Triple.com for $40,000

e-money.com for $23,000

Changeisgood.com for $25,000

rightfit.com for $50,000

Wow, looks like it going to be a great week for some ! :bingo:




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[IAmAllanShore]

ChangeIsGood.com for $25k?

That's the surprise to me...

RightFit.com being a close second... I'm seeing more of these, however, and am beginning to think that a huge "shotgun" approach of trite/cliche phrases might have a decent ROI.

-Allan

 

[gazzip]

ChangeIsGood.com for $25k?

That's the surprise to me...

RightFit.com being a close second... I'm seeing more of these, however, and am beginning to think that a huge "shotgun" approach of trite/cliche phrases might have a decent ROI.

-Allan

Yeah, its very tempting when you see sales like that :o

whois for rightfit.com now shows Charming Shoppes Inc www.charming.com

"Charming Shoppes Reports First Quarter Net Income of $26.3 Million"

Charming Shoppes, Inc. is a leading multichannel specialty apparel retailer primarily focused on plus-size women's apparel < great name for that eh !

Another recent one was foryoureyesonly.com for $22,500 at sedo

There's a good thread here somewhere about phrase domains being used in Marketing.


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[Domainate.com]

ChangeIsGood.com for $25k?

That's the surprise to me...

RightFit.com being a close second... I'm seeing more of these, however, and am beginning to think that a huge "shotgun" approach of trite/cliche phrases might have a decent ROI.

-Allan

I've had much success selling those kinds of names...maybe not the cliche types, but phrase domains that are ripe for advertising. Have hand-regged never-before-taken names that I sold for high $xxx to low $x,xxx within a year or two.

 

[Lasher]

"Charming Shoppes Reports First Quarter Net Income of $26.3 Million"

Charming Shoppes, Inc. is a leading multichannel specialty apparel retailer primarily focused on plus-size women's apparel < great name for that eh !
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Shouldn't they have gone for TightFit.com ?

 

[SharonTucci]

Shouldn't they have gone for TightFit.com ?

Then no woman in their target market would buy.

 

[Steven]

Good to see some two-three word .com domains being sold for high price.

 

[SharonTucci]

Good to see some two-three word .com domains being sold for high price.

They have been for at least 6-7 years (from personal experience) - just private buys rather than through marketplaces.

 

[dgridley]

Hm, thinking out of the box, maybe Nike or Addidas should have grabbed up iRan.com? :D

 

[BidNo]

Dave, quite creative and definitely outside the box. Hell, it might even work! Assuming you have one, I'm curious as to your day job or background. I'm guessing either software or advertising. Am I close?

With Traffic NYC around the corner I'm thinking this might be a record breaking month -- especially considering the traditional slow-down.

 

[duceman]

I forgot about dnsaleprice.com, I used to use it all the time and some how it moved out of my fav's. Now I like using namebio.com

 

[creature]

The iRan was invented a few months back along with the iRack : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rw2nkoGLhrE

 

[dgridley]

lol.. semi-retired.. I work 20 hrs a week at Arby's

Previously, I'd always either been self-employed (flea markets, etc) or doing contract computer/internet work of one sort or another..

Dave, quite creative and definitely outside the box. Hell, it might even work! Assuming you have one, I'm curious as to your day job or background. I'm guessing either software or advertising. Am I close?

With Traffic NYC around the corner I'm thinking this might be a record breaking month -- especially considering the traditional slow-down.

 

[Spade]

I forgot about dnsaleprice.com, I used to use it all the time and some how it moved out of my fav's. Now I like using namebio.com

I like the way you think Duceman... <wink>

 

[BidNo]

I forgot about dnsaleprice.com, I used to use it all the time and some how it moved out of my fav's. Now I like using namebio.com

DNSalePrice.com is substantially larger, more accurate and consistently more current source of domain sales history than namebio.com. It's search capability is significantly more advanced, it handles multiple keywords, relevancy ranking and all word forms (run, ran, running, etc.).

And, maybe just as significant, it doesn't use a network of trolls to threadspam with irrelevant posts.

 

[Spade]

DNSalePrice.com is substantially larger, more accurate and consistently more current source of domain sales history than namebio.com. It's search capability is significantly more advanced, it handles multiple keywords, relevancy ranking and all word forms (run, ran, running, etc.).

And, maybe just as significant, it doesn't use a network of trolls to threadspam with irrelevant posts.

Arent I doing anything right? My Hats off to you BidNo. Great site, and classy post. =)

 

[DotWeekly]

DNSalePrice.com is substantially larger, more accurate and consistently more current source of domain sales history than namebio.com. It's search capability is significantly more advanced, it handles multiple keywords, relevancy ranking and all word forms (run, ran, running, etc.).

And, maybe just as significant, it doesn't use a network of trolls to threadspam with irrelevant posts.

From a post on another forum....... from bidno.

(BTW guys, day job keeps getting in the way; will be a few more weeks till I can get this in your hands.)

Meaning that dnsaleprice.com is out of date, where as NameBio.com is updated Daily, 7 days a week, 365 for the latest domain sales. Plus Justin is a great guy and helps out a lot and does not Bash others sites!

Bidno, if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen.

Alexa Ranks.

Dnsaleprice.com 211,229
NameBio.com 204,949

with NameBio only being about 7 Months old!