The Most Expensive Domain Names Ever Sold
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The Most Expensive Domain Names Ever Sold
Contents at a Glance
.com
The most expensive .com domains ever sold
The .com domain extension was introduced in 1985 and became publicly available in 1995. The king of domain name extensions has auctioned off for the most extravagant amounts, of all other extensions. Check out some of the most mind-blowing final amounts paid for premium .coms:
- Sex.com (1/2006) $12,000,000 (approximate, unconfirmed)
- Fund.com (3/2008) $9,999,950
- Porn.com (2007) $9,500,000
- FB.com (11/2010) $8,500,000
- Business.com (12/1999) $7,500,000
- Diamond.com (5/2006) $7,500,000
- Beer.com (Date Unknown) $7,000,000
- Casino.com (Date Unknown) $5,500,000
- AsSeenOnTV.com (1/2000) $5,100,000
- Toys.com (3/2009) $5,100,000
- Slots.com (5/2010) $5,000,000
- Korea.com (Date Unknown) $5,000,000
- Shop.com (Unk.) $3,500,000
- AltaVista.com (8/1998) $3,300,000
- Vodka.com (12/2006) $3,000,000
- Wine.com (9/1999) $2,900,000
- CreditCards.com (7/2004) $2,750,000
- Pizza.com (4/2008) $2,600,000
- Autos.com (9/1999) $2,200,000
- Computer.com (11/2007) $2,100,000
- Seniors.com (7/2007) $1,800,000
- DataRecovery.com (3/2008) $1,659,000
- Cameras.com (11/2006) $1,500,000
- Ad.com (5/2009) $1,400,000
- Vista.com (11/2007) $1,250,000
- Scores.com (6/2007) $1,180,000
- Fish.com (11/2005) $1,020,000
- Invest.com (9/2008) $1,015,000
- Guy.com (11/2007) $1,000,000
- Bills.com (12/2005) $964,500
- Earth.com (12/2005) $800,000
- Website.com (7/2005) $750,000
- Property.com (8/2005) $750,000
- Dollars.com (7/2007) $650,000
- On.com (3/2006) $635,000
- VIP.com (9/2005) $600,000
- Cardiology.com (8/2007) $550,000
- AntiSpyware.com (1/2007) $550,000
- Invention.com (10/2007) $500,000
- AZ.com (10/2007) $500,000
- Wrestling.com (8/2006) $500,000
- Bike.com (6/2006) $500,000
- Blue.com (3/2006) $500,000
- SportingGoods.com (11/2007) $450,000
- CarSales.com (7/2007) $400,000
- Cowboys.com (11/2007) $370,000
- Greeting.com (4/2007) $350,000
- Supplies.com (8/2007) $323,530
- Resume.com (7/2007) $300,000
- Cafe.com (10/2006) $300,000
- Text.com (7/2007) $300,000
- CD.com (7/2006) $277,750
- Ant.com (10/2006) $241,200
- Farm.com (4/2006) $200,000
- Clock.com (7/2007) $175,000
- Psychologists.com (7/2007) $160,000
- Courts.com (11/2006) $155,000
- Tractors.com (11/2006) $153,300
- Note.com (7/2007) $115,000
- Debit.com (8/2007) $100,000
- Bulk.com (7/2007) $100,000
- Credits.com (11/2006) $95,000
- Prize.com (10/2006) $70,000
- BottledWater.com (5/2009) $45,000
- Vixen.com (5/2009) $32,500
- OnlineTelevision.com (5/2009) $20,000
- Debug.com (5/2009) $17,000
- CampingSupplies.com (5/2009) $16,000
Domain Names that Have Paid Off Big
Domain Name Auctions and Sales with Huge Returns
Buying domain names is like buying stable stock - great domains will only go up in value! The lists you'll find below show how premium domains (names that include common one, two or three word combinations) have performed in the domain aftermarket. As you'll discover, domains of all extensions are fully capable of selling for big money -- it all comes down to brandability, resale value, and the personal connection a domain name has to another person or company.
Everything on this page was painstakingly researched and compiled into lists sorted by domain name extension and selling price, for your convenience! Whether you use this resource to help you gauge how much domain names of different extensions are worth, or simply want to look at how much money people are willing to spend on them -- this is by far the most comprehensive domain name auction & sale result list you'll ever find!
Everything on this page was painstakingly researched and compiled into lists sorted by domain name extension and selling price, for your convenience! Whether you use this resource to help you gauge how much domain names of different extensions are worth, or simply want to look at how much money people are willing to spend on them -- this is by far the most comprehensive domain name auction & sale result list you'll ever find!
All domains listed here display the domain name, the date the transaction was made, and how much the final deal was for in US dollars.
All of the auction and sale results on this page have happened throughout the years on major domain name brokers, including: SEDO.com, Afternic, SnapNames, Moniker, Great Domains, ENOM's Club Drop and numerous private domain name sales records.
.net
The most expensive .net domains ever sold
The .net domain extension was introduced in 1985 and became publicly available in 1995. The .com's close cousin has had relatively lower payoffs: note how the same .net version of many record-breaking domains have sold for significantly less -- this goes to show the power of a domain extension!
- Sex.net (5/2006) $454,500
- Porn.net (2/2008) $400,000
- RealEstate.net (2/2007) $300,000
- Pisos.net (11/2008) $187,500
- Chinese.net (8/2007) $180,000
- Ringtones.net (8/2007) $175,000
- Mortgage.net (11/2006) $149,000
- CreditCards.net (11/2006) $118,500
- Basket.net (1/2010) $88,000
- Houses.net (7/2007) $75,000
- Sluts.net (8/2008) $58,000
- Baseball.net (4/2008) $52,500
- Fishing.net (2/2008) $52,500
- Invest.net (3/2008) $45,000
- Laptop.net (7/2007) $40,000
- Luxury.net (8/2005) $38,750
- Banks.net (7/2008) $38,000
- Math.net (11/2007) $35,300
- Vet.net (5/2008) $35,000
- Politics.net (2/2008) $35,000
- Doctor.net (8/2008) $33,205
- Noticias.net (1/2010) $32,000
- GolfClubs.net (11/2007) $30,000
- Snowboards.net (1/2010) $30,000
- Piano.net (7/2008) $29,000
- Fruit.net (2/2007) $28,533
- Publishing.net (2/2008) $27,500
- HighSpeed.net (8/2007) $27,000
- Toy.net (9/2007) $26,000
- Auctions.net (10/2008) $26,000
- Comedy.net (7/2007) $25,000
- HappyBirthday.net (9/2007) $25,000
- Diets.net (5/2009) $21,000
- Blu-Ray.net (4/2008) $20,640
- Camera.net (11/2008) $20,000
- CD.net (11/2006) $20,000
- Honey.net (11/2006) $20,000
- Garage.net (9/2007) $18,000
- IQ.net (9/2008) $17,000
- OnlineCasinos.net (5/2006) $17,000
- HomeMortgage.net (5/2009) $17,000
- CreditScores.net (4/2008) $16,500
- Age.net (11/2006) $15,800
- Delicious.net (2/2008) $15,000
.org
The most expensive .org domains ever sold
The .org domain extension was introduced in 1985 and became publicly available in 1995. Certainly one of the most difficult domain names to effectively use (unless you're a non-profit), .org's are the last of the three main extensions, and have sold for meager amounts in auctions and private sales:
- Date.org (12/2006) $150,349
- RingTones.org (7/2008) $120,000
- Revolution.org (7/2008) $120,000
- Loan.org (12/2006) $105,500
- Coffee.org (6/2008) $100,000
- University.org (11/2006) $100,000
- Army.org (10/2007) $99,000
- Bingo.org (7/2007) $75,000
- Baby.org (8/2007) $63,656
- Boats.org (9/2006) $50,249
- Red.org ($12/2006) $50,000
- US.org (10/2008) $45,000
- Physicians.org (1/2007) $45,000
- VW.org (12/2006) $38,000
- No.org (2/2008) $37,500
- Refinance.org (8/2006) $34,980
- Weddings.org (8/2008) $34,500
- Website.org (8/2008) $30,545
- Asia.org (8/2008) $30,000
- Ohio.org (4/2006) $30,000
- Wrestling.org (7/2007) $30,000
- Commodities.org (10/2007) $25,490
- Go.org (4/2008) $25,230
- MT.org (7/2007) $25,000
- PHD.org (6/2006) $25,000
- Foreclosure.org (8/2006) $23,000
- Atlas.org (6/2006) $22,405
- Nuclear.org (5/2008) $22,000
- CheapHotels.org (7/2008) $20,000
- VOIP.org (8/2007) $18,500
- Human.org (8/2006) $17,500
- Bored.org (10/2006) $16,000
- Visa.org (2/2006) $15,355
- Apple.org (2/2006) $13,850
- 18.org (8/2006) $11,500
.info
The most expensive .info domains ever sold
The .info domain extension was introduced in 2000, and became publicly available in 2001. This just might give you a whole new appreciation for .info: see how even two-word .info's have sold for piles of cash in auctions!
- Sex.info (09/2009) $202,000
- Travel.info (7/2007) $116,000
- NewYork.info (7/2007) $70,000
- Manicure.info (07/2008) $46,217
- CEO.info (10/2008) $32,500
- Hoteles.info (03/2008) $30,789
- Science.info (7/2007) $30,000
- Strom.info (09/2008) $29,610
- WallStreet.info (05/2008) $25,500
- CreditCard.info (3/2007) $25,500
- AdWare.info (10/2008) $25,350
- American.info (10/2008) $23,530
- Printer.info (08/2008) $21,500
- Pizza.info (04/2008) $20,235
- Hostel.info (07/2008) $18,678
- Vuelos.info (04/2008) $15,999
- Politics.info (11/2008): $15,250
- Pay.info (02/2008) $15,000
- Tarife.info (09/2008) $14,100
- JobsOnline.info (08/2008) $12,000
- MedicalDoctor.info (03/2008) $10,500
- Seek.info (08/2008) $10,224
- Belgium.info (09/2008) $10,000
.me
The most expensive .me domains ever sold
The .me domain extension was introduced in 2007, and became publicly available in 2008. It's not just "all about you" with .me, it's also "all about the money" as you can see below! The newest and most exciting domain extension release of 2008 has proven to be profitable, even just a few weeks after its public release date! Contrary to early rumors, .me is geo-targeted to the country Montenegro, and the location tracking to that country cannot be removed from the domain extension.
- Toyota.me (9/2008) $90,025
- Date.me (9/2008) $70,000
- Insure.me (9/2008) $68,005
- Sync.me (9/2008) $41,005
- Only.me (9/2008) $33,405
- Love.me (9/2008) $32,500
- Aweso.me (9/2008) $24,189
- Skoda.me (9/2008) $20,010
- Ask.me (9/2008) $20,000
- Kiss.me (9/2008) $20,000
- Hug.me (9/2008) $20,000
- Brand.me (9/2008) $18,540
- Match.me (9/2008) $17,755
- Buy.me (9/2008) $17,500
- View.me (9/2008) $17,005
- Lawyers.me (9/2008) $16,905
- Loan.me (9/2008) $15,500
- LasVegas.me (9/2008) $15,105
- ChatWith.me (9/2008) $15,035
- Korea.me (9/2008) $15,015
- Solve.me (9/2008) $13,116
- Ping.me (9/2008) $12,515
- Elevate.me (9/2008) $12,080
- Rank.me (9/2008) $12,015
- Marry.me (9/2008) $12,000
- Cast.me (9/2008) $11,015
- Volu.me (9/2008) $10,605
- China.me (9/2008) $10,565
- Picture.me (9/2008) $10,240
- Recruit.me (9/2008) $10,155
- India.me (9/2008) $10,106
- Properties.me (9/2008) $10,010
- Baidu.me (9/2008) $10,005
- OnlineCasino.me (9/2008) $10,005
- Tag.me (9/2008) $10,005
- Secure.me (9/2008) $10,005
- Surprise.me (9/2008) $10,005
- Kindle.me (9/2008) $10,005
- DNA.me (9/2008) $10,004
- Show.me (9/2008) $10,000
- Code.me (9/2008) $9,740
- Style.me (9/2008) $9,630
- Beauty.me (9/2008) $9,505
- Slots.me (9/2008) $9,135
- Sponsor.me (9/2008) $9,016
- Woman.me (9/2008) $9,005
- Betting.me (9/2008) $9,005
- Energize.me (9/2008) $8,805
- Land.me (9/2008) $8,516
- Escort.me (9/2008) $8,515
- SEO.me (9/2008) $8,225
- Jesus.me (9/2008) $8,205
- Ani.me (9/2008) $8,020
- Girl.me (9/2008) $8,017
- Entertain.me (9/2008) $7,710
- Bless.me (9/2008) $7,705
- Vegas.me (9/2008) $7,695
- Invent.me (9/2008) $7,630
- Videos.me (9/2008) $7,606
- Porsche.me (9/2008) $7,505
- Watch.me (9/2008) $7,500
- Play.me (9/2008) $7,500
- Model.me (9/2008) $7,225
- Australia.me (9/2008) $7,125
- Ride.me (9/2008) $7,105
- Coach.me (9/2008) $7,080
- Color.me (9/2008) $7,055
- Lucky.me (9/2008) $7,045
- MSG.me (9/2008) $7,000
- OnlinePoker.me (9/2008) $6,705
- Just.me (9/2008) $6,671
- Why.me (9/2008) $6,600
- Mitsubishi.me (9/2008) $6,525
- Taste.me (9/2008) $6,505
- Survey.me (9/2008) $6,505
- Massage.me (9/2008) $6,501
- Race.me (9/2008) $6,405
- Exchange.me (9/2008) $6,305
- Portland.me (9/2008) $6,221
- Motorcycle.me (9/2008) $6,135
- Rent.me (9/2008) $6,000
- Tickle.me (9/2008) $5,935
- BarHarbor.me (9/2008) $5,782
- Dig.me (9/2008) $5,630
- Aid.me (9/2008) $5,625
- Ski.me (9/2008) $5,575
- Blogs.me (9/2008) $5,505
- AllAbout.me (9/2008) $5,505
- Bang.me (9/2008) $5,305
- Notify.me (9/2008) $5,265
- Resu.me (9/2008) $5,256
- Erect.me (9/2008) $5,205
- Wow.me (9/2008) $5,117
- Elect.me (9/2008) $5,095
- Score.me (9/2008) $5,065
- Motivate.me (9/2008) $5,020
- Investing.me (9/2008) $5,020
- FaceBook.me (9/2008) $5,015
- Alex.me (9/2008) $5,005
- Investments.me (9/2008) $5,005
- Busca.me (9/2008) $5,005
- YouAnd.me (9/2008) $5,000
.us
The most expensive .us domains ever sold
The .us domain extension was introduced in 1985, and became publicly available in 2002. Not only standing for "United States," but also for "us" as in "ourselves" - the .us extension has been a favorite for US geo-targeted websites and domain hack lovers alike.
- Taxi.us (7/2008) $35,000
- Models.us (6/2006) $30,000
- Jew.us (1/2006) $29,500
- Baseball.us (6/2004) $25,000
- Nashville.us (7/2007) $23,000
- Foods.us (10/2005) $20,000
- Football.us (3/2006) $18,510
- Video.us (2/2008) $18,500
- Computer.us (5/2008) $17,000
- Industry.us (3/2005) $17,000
- SexToys.us (1/2007) $15,000
- Christian.us (6/2007) $13,500
- Courses.us (12/2007) $12,500
- AreaCodes.us (11/2006) $15,000
- CellPhones.us (1/2005) $12,250
- GourmetFoods.us (10/2005) $10,750
- RoomMates.us (6/2006) $10,000
- Hangover.us (8/2006) $9,500
- Trader.us (12/2005) $7,704
- Connect.us (4/2005) $7,500
- BuyAndSell.us (12/2005) $5,500
- Honolulu.us (7/2005) $4,000
- Piercing.us (9/2005) $3,680
- Herb.us (10/2005) $2,500
.mobi
The most expensive .mobi domains ever sold
The .mobi domain extension was introduced in 2005, and became publicly available in 2006. One of the most neglected domain extensions of all time, .mobi, is closely watched as portable wireless devices increase in demand. Here's a list of the highest selling .mobi domains so far:
- Flowers.mobi (11/2006) $200,000
- Casino.mobi (9/2009) $135,000
- Porn.mobi (3/2008) $110,000
- Fun.mobi (12/2006) $100,000
- RealEstate.mobi (Unk/2007) $85,000
- Tickets.mobi (4/2008) $60,000
- Hot.mobi (12/2006) $40,000
- StockQuotes.mobi (11/2006) $27,000
- Property.mobi (11/3/2008) $26,000
- Attorney.mobi (12/2006) $23,606
- Cams.mobi (11/2006) $23,600
- Own.mobi (2/2008) $22,500
- Vegas.mobi (3/2008) $20,000
- Shows.mobi (3/2008) $20,000
- Mortgage.mobi (8/2008) $18,000
- Broadway.mobi (3/2008) $17,000
- Hollywood.mobi (3/2008) $16,000
- MyMobile.mobi (1/2008) $15,000
- MyCellphone.mobi (9/2008) $15,000
- Roulette.mobi (5/2008) $15,000
- BetOnline.mobi (1/2007) $13,500
- MP3s.mobi (10/2006) $13,500
- Party.mobi (12/2006) $13,000
- Calls.mobi (11/2008) $11,000
- OnlineCasinos.mobi (11/2006) $10,500
- Mortgages.mobi (10/2006) $10,500
.tv
The most expensive .tv domains ever sold
The .tv domain extension became publicly available in 2004. The nearly worthless country TLD for the nation of Tuvalu gained worldwide domainer recognition for being short for "TV"... yes, .tv auctions have been used by television stations and online video sharing sites alike. Here are some prominent .tv auctions and sales:
- Travel.tv (9/2005) $65,000
- Hot.tv (9/2007) $35,000
- Mail.tv (9/2005) $35,000
- CN.tv (?/2004) $30,000
- AuctionNetwork.tv (8/2007) $25,000
- Televisions.tv (6/2008) $25,000
- Telmex.tv (7/2007) $25,000
- Six.tv (6/2007) $25,000
- SS.tv (7/2008) $21,500
- DE.tv (5/2007) $21,500
- Plasma.tv (?/2004) $20,000
- Cash.tv (7/2007) $18,263
- Fight.tv (8/2008) $18,000
- SMS.tv (4/2005) $18,000
- MoneyTalks.tv (6/2007) $15,000
- LiveShop.tv (8/2006) $10,015
- BusinessChannel.tv (5/2006) $10,000
- AZ.tv (11/2005) $15,000
.co
The most expensive .co domains ever sold
The .co domain extension was publicly available on July 20, 2010. The summer of 2010 saw another exciting domain extension released to the world: that of Colombia. It was marketed as a "short .com," or, the domain to get if you weren't able to get your desired .com name. You can strip its geo-targeting out in Google Webmaster, and you don't need to reside in Colombia to own it.
- taobao.co (8/2010) $31,500
- vehicles.co (8/2010) $18,500
- unity.co (8/2010) $12,500
- shipping.co (8/2010) $11,000
- caribbean.co (8/2010) $10,610
- bankers.co (8/2010) $10,000
- paydayloans.co (8/2010) $9,375
- chi.co (8/2010) $7,110
- paydayloan.co (8/2010) $6,425
- Gei.co (8/2010) $6,200
- nos.co (8/2010) $6,110
- 163.co (8/2010) $5,778
- signs.co (8/2010) $5,600
- guru.co (8/2010) $5,310
- diapers.co (8/2010) $5,200
- hgh.co (8/2010) $5,100
- Spark.co (8/2010) $5,050
- cityjobs.co (8/2010) $4,600
- platinum.co (8/2010) $4,511
- secure.co (8/2010) $4,350
- doc.co (8/2010) $4,100
- biodiesel.co (8/2010) $3,810
- vacationrentals.co (8/2010) $3,700
- dedicated.co (8/2010) $3,600
- gamers.co (8/2010) $3,600
- tshirt.co (8/2010) $3,600
- fias.co (8/2010) $3,600
- tshirts.co (8/2010) $3,310
- airporttransfers.co (8/2010) $3,200
- good.co (8/2010) $3,110
- Yellowstone.co (8/2010) $3,100
- christchurch.co (8/2010) $3,100
- mexi.co (8/2010) $3,000
- economist.co (8/2010) $2,550
- boaterexam.co (8/2010) $2,550
- center.co (8/2010) $2,150
- globo.co (8/2010) $2,050
- exchangerates.co (8/2010) $2,050
- chairs.co (8/2010) $2,025
- bonus.co (8/2010) $2,000
- bombay.co (8/2010) $1,560
- customer.co (8/2010) $1,550
- vitamin.co (8/2010) $1,510
- abel.co (8/2010) $1,470
- niagara.co (8/2010) $1,400
- communicate.co (8/2010) $1,350
- addiction.co (8/2010) $1,300
- elevator.co (8/2010) $1,251
- acid.co (8/2010) $1,250
- herbal.co (8/2010) $1,202
- duo.co (8/2010) $1,161
- cycles.co (8/2010) $1,150
- Cycles.co (8/2010) $1,150
- appraisals.co (8/2010) $1,125
- developers.co (8/2010) $1,001
- baker.co (8/2010) $1,000
- ace.co (8/2010) $1,000
- alarm.co (8/2010) $935
- Cookware.co (8/2010) $725
- christianity (8/2010) $725
- arsenal (8/2010) $660
- carglass (8/2010) $645
- allergies.co (8/2010) $625
- fairfax.co (8/2010) $625
- 5173.co (8/2010) $611
- national-lottery.co (8/2010) $3,300
- vips.co (8/2010) $3,100
- rrr.co (8/2010) $3,100
- insulation.co (8/2010) $3,100
- halloweencostume.co (8/2010) $3,099
- proactive.co (8/2010) $2,995
- t-shirts.co (8/2010) $2,900
- ooo.co (8/2010) $2,900
- smith.co (8/2010) $2,750
- naturalgas.co (8/2010) $2,550
- mercardo.co (8/2010) $2,550
- complaints.co (8/2010) $2,550
- nate.co (8/2010) $2,300
- officefurniture.co (8/2010) $2,250
- ira.co (8/2010) $2,150
- 360.co (8/2010) $2,150
- pillows.co (8/2010) $1,800
- freecredit.co (8/2010) $1,650
- comparison.co (8/2010) $1,592
- worth.co (8/2010) $1,550
- tire.co (8/2010) $1,550
- pinnacle.co (8/2010) $1,550
- georgiarealestate.co (8/2010) $1,550
- handyman.co (8/2010) $1,350
- casinoonline.co (8/2010) $1,200
- alfres.co (8/2010) $1,150
- estate.co (8/2010) $1,100
- purse.co (8/2010) $1,060
- probate.co (8/2010) $1,060
- tvadvertising.co (8/2010) $1,025
- italia.co (8/2010) $1,025
- aviation.co (8/2010) $925
- smart.co (8/2010) $905
- sos.co (8/2010) $875
- snowboarding.co (8/2010) $510
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- Pizza.com domain name fetches millions
- Who would've thought a generic domain name would still have the capacity to pull in big bucks? Chris Clark, the seller of "Pizza.com," seemed a bit in shock after he managed to rake in $2.6 million from the auction of the domain name.
- Sex.com: A URL -- All Crime And No Sex
- ...Cohen next found his calling in the heyday of the Bay Area's mid-'90s Internet Wild West, grabbing Sex.com in 1995 after wearing down Network Solutions employees with a barrage of phone calls and one (delightfully retro) forged document.
- Fund.com sells for $10 million (almost)
- Fund.com sold yesterday for US$9,999,950 in an all-cash transaction Clek Media announced. Clek Media also brokered the sale. The buyer is Fund.com Inc., a New York firm previously named Meade Technologies Inc...
- Business.com -- Domain name fetches record price
- What compels someone to buy a domain name for the cost of a decent one-bedroom condominium in San Francisco?
- Cold.com Domain Name being Auctioned for US$1 Million Minimum Bid
- Cold.com will be auctioned in late November with a minimum acceptable bid of US$1 million, announced Patent Kinetics, LLC, an intellectual property strategy, evaluation, and brokerage company. Sealed bids are being accepted until November 14.
- Diamond.com -- When Domain Names Sell For $7.5 Million... Watch Out
- Perhaps times have changed, and perhaps we're not accounting for inflation... but $7.5 million is an awful lot for a name.
Expensive Domain Auctions: Reader Feedback
Got something to say about these domain auction prices? Pick your jaw back up and comment about one of these amazing domain auctions, I know you've got at least one comment!
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stup1dg3n1us
Jan 5, 2012 @ 9:35 pm | delete
- i love this site i think it is vary interesting
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Rantsand
Dec 1, 2011 @ 11:16 pm | delete
- wow, the sell prices on some of those are crazy.
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TheExpertReviewsTopTips
Oct 25, 2011 @ 5:27 am | delete
- What a great lens on how much domain names have been selling for!
Must have taken hours to get all this information put together!
I would definately recommend anybody reading this to take note and look at a site that is the next big domain extension, you can actually buy from here!
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jimb12345
Apr 27, 2009 @ 10:45 pm | delete
- this is so crazy how much these domains have sold for. i wish i would have sold
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Caravansarai
Nov 23, 2008 @ 1:31 pm | delete
- OMG--some of those sale prices are unbelievable! Time to put my thinking cap on and consider parking some domains. ;)
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