domains PDFzone.com closes at $75,000 at GoDaddy auctions

[equity78]

PDFzone.com closed at $75,000 on GoDaddy auctions. A former website with Domain Authority 45 Page Authority 37 Moz Rank 3.7. Majestic stats Trust flow of 23 and Citation flow of 24. Educational Ref. Backlinks 89 Governmental Ref. Backlinks 2 Educational Ref. Domains 31 Governmental Ref. Domains 1 The website was once owned by Ziff Davis […]

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[sivadomains]

Thanks for sharing. Awesome sale

 

[Samer]

Wow

 

[blogspotter]

I can't believe Quinstreet would let it pdfzone expire.
But it would sell for 75K is even more confusing

 

[Samer]

I can't believe Quinstreet would let it pdfzone expire.

Wrong reason for outrage.
i cant believe it sold for 75k!
Isnt “PDF” trademarked? Jesus

 

[blogspotter]

Wrong reason for outrage.
i cant believe it sold for 75k!
Isnt “PDF” trademarked? Jesus

haha I was editing when you quoted I guess.
Yeah I pressed post too soon.

 

[blogspotter]

I don;t know about the trademark. It is a file format, so i am not sure.

 

[eyedomainous]

Isnt “PDF” trademarked? Jesus

No, the company that developed PDFs intentionally did not trademark, or patent the, 'PDF'. That's why its the top / universal business doc format.

Yes, I own several PDF domains.

 

[Bipul]

Its huge , Thanks for sharing.

 

[dlxclem]

wow I just got SignDocs.com, feeling better about this one

 

[rawapesona]

Wooww Awesome sale
Thanks for sharing.

 

[Keith]

You have to take “closing prices” with a grain of salt. Many sold domains at godaddy auctions sell to the second or third highest bidders.

 

[equity78]

You have to take “closing prices” with a grain of salt. Many sold domains at godaddy auctions sell to the second or third highest bidders.

Agreed Keith and that's why if you sell something I write it sold, when it closes at an expiry auction, I always say closed at.

And now in another hot thread here Joe Styler said they don't always go to second or third bidder which I just replied to.

Because on Twitter there was a big discussion a few weeks ago and Paul Nicks tweeted:

Aug 21
We go down the list of bidders, if all back out then we let it drop just like a name that no one bids on.

This came up because Fanbase.com closed at $151,000 and people wanted to know what happens if high bidder does not pay?

 

[Keith]

Because on Twitter there was a big discussion a few weeks ago and Paul Nicks tweeted:

Aug 21
We go down the list of bidders, if all back out then we let it drop just like a name that no one bids on.

His response is in line with what I said. Sales do indeed go down the list to second and third. What NameBio reports as a $100k sale could very well be $5k. There is no concrete evidence when reporting sales at godaddy.

 

[blogspotter]

But if I am bidding against only one and he started against me at 5 k and drive all the way upto 100K and don't pay, do I still pay 99.5K or 5k as the second highest bidder

 

[equity78]

But if I am bidding against only one and he started against me at 5 k and drive all the way upto 100K and don't pay, do I still pay 99.5K or 5k as the second highest bidder

$5k

 

[equity78]

His response is in line with what I said. Sales do indeed go down the list to second and third. What NameBio reports as a $100k sale could very well be $5k. There is no concrete evidence when reporting sales at godaddy.

Right that's what I said they should always be quoted as closed at, after a certain amount of time you will know if it closed.

 

[blogspotter]

$5k

Thanks
I hope the pothead who bid crazy on that CBD domain yesterday fails to pay haha

 

[pinkdragon]

PDF is the standard in today's printing industry. It can be an end user, like Adobe, Heidelberg, Esko, Afga, etc ... or someone who liked the SEO value:

Domain score: 62 (Great)
Backlinks: 4,225
Reffering domains: 926
.gov & .edu: 52

 

[blogspotter]

PDF is the standard in today's printing industry. It can be an end user, like Adobe, Heidelberg, Esko, Afga, etc ... or someone who liked the SEO value:

Domain score: 62 (Great)
Backlinks: 4,225
Reffering domains: 926
.gov & .edu: 52

But is it worth 75 k?
You will get far better RD and Link quality for 3-4 K

 

[pinkdragon]

@blogspotter Hard to tell until we see who the buyer is.

But for this price, I think it's an end-user.

 

[blogspotter]

Look at the discussion above. Most of the unnaturally high prices end up not getting paid

 

[equity78]

Look at the discussion above. Most of the unnaturally high prices end up not getting paid

Well some get paid WebMonkey.com $65,000 now YMCDN.com had $100,000 come off the top.

https://tldinvestors.com/2020/04/webmonkey.html

https://tldinvestors.com/2019/10/ymcdn-com.html

 

[blogspotter]

Well some get paid WebMonkey.com $65,000 now YMCDN.com had $100,000 come off the top.

https://tldinvestors.com/2020/04/webmonkey.html

https://tldinvestors.com/2019/10/ymcdn-com.html

But of course

 

[Mytz.com]

Very good offer !