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[noonoo1]

@bgray Just contacted a friend of mine whos second in command at a multi million dollar insurance company in the UK

 

[bgray]

Very cool @noonoo1, Thanks!

 

[alcy]

has this ever before or is now making you parked revenue? if so how mcuh? ty

 

[bgray]

Good question @alcy

It has been parked previously but I don't recall any significant earnings above a few dollars here and there. Not really anything I would consider relevant. Type-in traffic for generic .us properties is still minimal and any older bookmark or referral traffic is unlikely to have much commercial intent as it was an industry news site.

 

[Armageddon]

Not afford to buy Insurance.us but agree with you
"Many in the domain industry blamed the slow growth on the poor marketing of Neustar. I believe it was a combination of a lack of marketing along with the dominant popularity of .com in the country."
Best of luck with the sale

 

[bgray]

Thanks @Backorder-ing.com

Also, thanks to those that have gotten in touch. I want to add that the asking price listed is not a BIN. This is posted elsewhere and will be moving to auction later today or tomorrow.

 

[Satyajit Adhikary]

I was hoping you could list some similar budget past sales data for .us

 

[bgray]

That's a fair request @Satyajit Adhikary

With the slow start of .US as mentioned in the thread there aren't a lot of historical high-end sales. With the recent growth in registrations and dilution of relevance to gTLDs outside of .com I feel like historical .net and .org sales are likely better comps moving forward.

That said, here are a few reported .US sales via NameBio

• norm.us - $150,000 (2015)
• video.us - $75,000 (2007)
• sextoys.us - $51,100 (2006)
• job.us - $35,532 (2009)
• taxi.us - $35,000 (2008)

Hope at that helps.

 

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