Two-Letter .Com Changes Hands for Six Figures to Top This Week's Domain Sales Chart

[Ron Jackson]

The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. The six-figure sale of a two-letter .com leads our latest Top 20 Sales Chart. It becomes one of seven two-letter .coms that rank among the 100 biggest sales year to date. Six ccTLDs also made this week's leader board. You can get all of the details here: http://www.dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2011/20111221.htm

 

[HeyNow]

Hmmm, Snapnames was involved in the "... six figure sale of a two-letter .com ..." which leads the "Top 20 Sales Chart."

I personally believe there is a huge chance the bidding was rigged, and that the price was inflated by shill-bidding. Snapnames has a tarnished history in this regard, and is the largest admitted domain auction fraudster in domain history. Snapnames blamed one lone employee for thousands of shill bids over a period of years. DnJournal.com doesn't seem to care or remind its readers that Snapnames stole from its customers on a mass scale. This sort of thing speaks volumes about the integrity of DNJournal.com, and its apparent willingness to stick its head in the sand on this issue.

Buyer and reader beware!

 

[hendrix]

Interesting one, both the price people pay, or at least appear to....