poll The biggest .com sale record to come

[Mkt Sales Leads]

With the world economy tanking (in parts/general depending on your view) and some sales slowing down, my thoughts wandered to world records - specifically, which name (if put up for sale tomorrow) would be next to break the all time record set by Voice.com ($30 million)?

Note: there's some hypotheticals here as some names will almost certainly never be put on the market, so this is not to be taken too seriously.
However it's all good healthy fun debating what we think an ultra premium name is worth.

Also, which of the following names would be first sell for over $100 million?

Now let's look at the most likely candidates. Cast your votes and enjoy!

 

[enterscope]

Not taking into consideration established websites or business, I'd say Insurance.com

 

[Mkt Sales Leads]

Not taking into consideration established websites or business, I'd say Insurance.com

This poll does not take into consideration established websites/ businesses. Just the domain name.

 

[DomainNature]

The domain A,com is the most important from all listed above.
Why? I will tell ya for 100K of dollars.

 

[Mkt Sales Leads]

The domain A,com is the most important from all listed above.
Why? I will tell ya for 100K of dollars.

Is A.com worth more than X.com though?

 

[td11]

Above I agree with A.com. just for fun type in your browser A.com see how easy that is (type X takes more time then A). Only problem is building a brand with 1 letter :D.

More than $100 million >>>
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sех.соm
mаil.соm
nеws.соm
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For me, mail and news are most valuable names. If I had them I wouldn't even sell them.

 

[Mkt Sales Leads]

Above I agree with A.com. just for fun type in your browser A.com see how easy that is (type X takes more time then A). Only problem is building a brand with 1 letter :D.

More than $100 million >>>
рау.соm
sех.соm
mаil.соm
nеws.соm
роrn.соm

For me, mail and news are most valuable names. If I had them I wouldn't even sell them.

I would add Business.com and possibly Finance.com to the mix.