opinion privatejet.com $30 mil

[Arjun Oli]

PrivateJet.com was purchased for a staggering $30 million, and the buyer utilized this domain name to prominently display his willingness to invest a significant sum in acquiring it. This remarkable transaction raises eyebrows and sparks curiosity.

 

[Arch]

Did you broker the sale?

 

[Arjun Oli]

Did you broker the sale?

No, this transaction is not under my brokerage.

 

[NickB]

Pretty sure this was not $30 million in cash for the domain

Was a mixture of cash + equity all the way back in/around 2012?........I think

 

[NickB]

Had to do a quick search because something was ringing a bell.......

It’s time to take PrivateJet.com off of all of those domain sales lists​

https://domainnamewire.com/2019/07/...t-com-off-of-all-of-those-domain-sales-lists/

 

[Arjun Oli]

Had to do a quick search because something was ringing a bell.......

It’s time to take PrivateJet.com off of all of those domain sales lists​

https://domainnamewire.com/2019/07/...t-com-off-of-all-of-those-domain-sales-lists/

Hey, I just wanted to say thank you for sharing that article with me! I read it and it really helped clear up my doubts. I appreciate your support!

 

[niamodsnod]

PrivateJet.com was purchased for a staggering $30 million, and the buyer utilized this domain name to prominently display his willingness to invest a significant sum in acquiring it. This remarkable transaction raises eyebrows and sparks curiosity.

When was transaction? Recent? Thanks!

 

[Arjun Oli]

When was transaction? Recent? Thanks!

No, this transaction was made in 2007, but its main vison has still not been developed. Therefore, I have some curiosity about it.
http://dnpric.es/?dn=privatejet.com

 

[niamodsnod]

No, this transaction was made in 2007, but its main vison has still not been developed. Therefore, I have some curiosity about it.
http://dnpric.es/?dn=privatejet.com

Sooooooo in 2007 someone bought this domain for 30 milli and its nothing today? I have for sure seen many high priced names without a developed page so I do believe it is possible but highly unprobable. In today's money that would be what $41 million?

 

[Arjun Oli]

Sooooooo in 2007 someone bought this domain for 30 milli and its nothing today? I have for sure seen many high priced names without a developed page so I do believe it is possible but highly unprobable. In today's money that would be what $41 million?

Absolutely! It's quite interesting to note that many top-notch premium domains are still awaiting development. Those who purchase these domains, filled with high-valued keywords and numbers, often treat them as digital assets. In my opinion, we can categorize domain buyers into three main types: investors, traders, and utilizers. Each group has its own unique approach and purpose when it comes to acquiring domains.

 

[niamodsnod]

Absolutely! It's quite interesting to note that many top-notch premium domains are still awaiting development. Those who purchase these domains, filled with high-valued keywords and numbers, often treat them as digital assets. In my opinion, we can categorize domain buyers into three main types: investors, traders, and utilizers. Each group has its own unique approach and purpose when it comes to acquiring domains.

I would 110% completely agree with your analysis. Ill ad all have different ways of negotiating as well. I'd put developers as #1. Investors #2 and traders #3. The vast majority I deal with are take it or leave it attitude.