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I just saw this Sedo sale on Namebio. WeSellUsedCars.com sold for $10,000. This is a 4 word domain name that sold for $10,000.
What is the logic behind such a hefty price? Who buys such domains?
It was a negotiated sale and I had some conversations with the buyer after the deal was done. He mentioned they develop and sell websites and domains too.
Once I found his business email address (when pushed the domain to his GD account), I tracked him down and found a couple of websites, one of which looked like a domain name marketplace from 2000’s (its design was really dated). So I was like, ok, the guy appears to be a smarter domainer who will resell the domain for profit.
One year later and the domain hasn’t been listed anywhere. Whois is under privacy. And still redirects to DAN. There is simply no way to contact the buyer and buy the domain from him. WTF? What kind of domainer would do that? I reached out to the buyer out of curiosity and he told me he’s been distracted by other stuff, but they still have plans for the domain.
By all means this sale looks shady when you don’t know the details. But it’s 100% legit.
While I fully agree with you, I'm spotting a slight difference here. You will probably list it up for sale while you're finding time to develop itI too have plans to develop my short domains, and already negotiating a 5 figure deal for a 3L .com (i have obsession for shorter names, lol) for the same, yet I really don't know if I will have time out of my other priorities to develop it, but still considering to buy it for future plans, so can confirm these deals are truly legit
AbstractDomainer....i started almost the exact same thread (even titled similar) on March 4th the day after you joined NP. Like yours it was a pretty popular thread, and I'm actually happy you brought it up again.Show attachment 150482
I just saw this Sedo sale on Namebio. WeSellUsedCars.com sold for $10,000. This is a 4 word domain name that sold for $10,000.
What is the logic behind such a hefty price? Who buys such domains?
AbstractDomainer....i started almost the exact same thread (even titled similar) on March 4th the day after you joined NP. Like yours it was a pretty popular thread
Gain it by knowledge, not naivete and weak "oh my god can you believe..." content.
That one it's also a very good one, you are right.I think webuyusedcars is more actually. if u understand the car market
That's EXACTLY why the "average" domainer only liquidates 1-2% of his/her inventory each year. Not to worry....change is comingEnd users see things differently than investors.
That's EXACTLY why the "average" domainer only liquidates 1-2% of his/her inventory each year. Not to worry....change is coming
What kind of change?
Please give me your information / sources.paradigm shift in supply and demand that values domains more?
Please give me your information / sources.
Maybe it’s just me, but I observe their tech-savvy nature mostly concerns social media. In other words Generation-Z only consume what someone else does. IMOSpeculating,based on growing # internet users.
Young generation-Z will be the most tech-savy.
If not them, one after. Progress moves forward.
I would love to hear @ThatNameGuy’s take.
My take is different than yours Samer...while I don't necessarily see prices for domains going higher, I do see a higher percentage of domains being sold to end users due to AI, education and outbound targeted marketing.Speculating,based on growing # internet users.
Young generation-Z will be the most tech-savy.
If not them, one after. Progress moves forward.
I would love to hear @ThatNameGuy’s take.
Redd....WeBuyAnyDomaincom right? Beauty truly is in the eyes of the beholder. I created a domain today Cash4Wrecks.com....CashforWrecks.com was already taken. My wife drives a 22 year old Mercedes SLK that she bought in 1998 and I bought her vanity license plates that read Fun4Pat.Theres a UK based company which started I think within the last few years who are called...webuyanycar.com.
The tv ad is voiced by James Corden, the UK actor and tv presenter who may be better known for the late late show and carpool karaoke in America.
Redd...i misspoke when i said Scotland...i meant Ireland. Too many Guinness I guess That said however, i drove on the left side in both Scotland and Ireland...probably one of the most stressful things I've done in life.Good morning,
Sure...didn't they try that after the war to unify all the nations. It was decided that for a month all of the cars would drive on the right hand side of the road and if that was successful all of the trucks and buses would do the same from the next month.
I am seeing numbers used with letters in domain names more often. I'm just down the road from where Guinness was invented but we get British tv.
People always quote the radio test but that is only one medium for domain names. I'd say 90% of my exposure to domain names is in a visual form not through hearing them.
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Hope you and yours are all keeping safe and well.
Regards,
Reddstagg
I feel that we couldn't dictate how buyer value on some domain,but we should to respect on their option and their main reason why they spend more money for certain domain
Sort of like Amazon or Apple right Bottom line, it's the business that makes the brand, not the brand that makes the businessWhat an awful brand name!
Probably a fake sale.. who in the world would build a brand on a 4 words brand name? There are countless better names under $10k.