.tv More 2008 Sedo Sales

[Ammudamus]

Some of these sales have already been discussed, but there are quite a few that were never formally reported. These were some of the larger .TV sales that happened on Sedo.

web.tv 45000 EUR
wetter.tv 35700 EUR
dtm.tv 30000 USD
televisions.tv 25000 USD
ss.tv 21500 USD
fight.tv 18000 USD
flowers.tv 12600 USD
it.tv 12500 USD
towns.tv 10000 EUR
viajar.tv 8100 EUR
med.tv 8001 USD
cafe.tv 8000 EUR
ferien.tv 6250 EUR
ntv.tv 5680 USD
elastic.tv 5500 USD
weplay.tv 5000 USD
fling.tv 5000 USD
ed.tv 5000 USD
viajesbaratos.tv 5000 EUR
eastlondon.tv 5000 USD
diy.tv 5000 USD
heha.tv 5000 EUR
vienna.tv 5000 EUR
royal.tv 4500 USD
publicidad.tv 4500 EUR
jeu.tv 4500 USD
tourist.tv 4300 USD

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[Makis.TV]

usefull list, does anyone have the ll.tv sales list for all time?

 

[GoneWalkabout]

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Great list - thanks for putting it together.

I find it interesting that so many names are missed by DNJournal, Sedo, et al, with regard to TV sales. I personally was the purchaser in three of the deals mentioned above, but would suggest that there were some other sales that just disappeared from view (such as US.TV, TouristS.tv, etc).

One thing I feel we certainly need if Tv is going to progress further than it has already is a verifiable record of sales. NDA's are much touted, but unless they can be proven as a sale (even without the full details being released) then the whole system is up for mockery.

Perhaps the MORE interesting aspect to TV sales is not the aftersales market but the large number of corporations and entrepreneurs that have gone straight to enom and picked up names whose yearly premium is WAY more than any of these sales. Sports.TV at $100,000 a year comes to mind, and although I am sure a massive discount has been factored in, the reality is that it is most likely to be far more than the highest price paid in this list.

Sometimes we can't see the wood for the trees. We are all looking for massive sales figures, when away from this, people like Discovernow has commited $10,000 a YEAR, every year, on just one name alone. Only seven names in the list above are of a higher figure.

I personally have to pay several thousand to keep my top premium afloat every year, but, compared to the massive costs in other areas (coding, filming, travel, etc) these costs really do pale into insignificance.

I think we are so close to the aftermarket at times, that we just don't realise how big the .Tv market actually is - and how much larger it is quietly becoming. Think about it, would you really consider paying $100,000 a year to own a name? Well, some people already have.

Don't be misled - there is money in internet TV - and as more and more media corps are starting to hurt from a reduction in advertising revenue, they are going to fight hard to take as much ground in the emerging markets as they can. Internet Tv IS the biggest market of the moment and there is NO better brand for this market than .TV or TV.com.

 

[FedPrimeRate.com]

Thanks for this list. Very useful.

Anyone know what viajesbaratos means?

 

[Ammudamus]

AmCy,
I think the correct translation is 'Cheap Travel' in Spanish.

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[FedPrimeRate.com]

AmCy,
I think the correct translation is 'Cheap Travel' in Spanish.

OK. Thanks.
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[jeffoverman]

thanks in sharing, some great .tv sales i didnt even learn about until i read this last night...

 

[HelderLuis]

Hi

I'm from Portugal, Spain is my neighbour country,i speak both languages, so i can confirm for sure that viajes baratos means cheap travel


Regards to everyone