Violet.com Sells For $65K on Sedo.com

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The domain name Violet.com just sold for $65,000 on Sedo.com

The domain currently forwards to a site called pinstripegifts.com.

It seems like a good web 2.0 domain.

Congrats to the buyer and seller

 

 

About Michael Berkens

Michael Berkens, Esq. is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of TheDomains.com. Michael is also the co-founder of Worldwide Media Inc. which sold around 70K domain to Godaddy.com in December 2015 and now owns around 8K domain names . Michael was also one of the 5 Judges selected for the the Verisign 30th Anniversary .Com contest.

Comments

  3. Amr says

    MHB,
    off topic: the buyer of disco.com domain name is google, they paid 250k for it.

    its now live site.

  5. Gene says

    This sale is either directly related to the purchase of Color.com (for 350K), or just rose in sympathy value because it’s a ‘color.’

    Gene
    DomainJD.com

  9. Alex A says

    Wonder if the buyer will attempt to sell it for much more, like Amy Schrier did with Blue.com. (Which she bought in 2002 for this exact same $65,000 price, and then sold in 2006 for $500,000.) Too much of a coincidence… was it Amy again? 🙂

  10. Alex A says

    AMAppZON.com wrote:

    > grrrrrrrr! 😐
    > some of my domains are better!

    Umm, then try and sell them for more? Hopefully you’re not referring to “AMAppZon,” though. 😉

  11. Alex A says

    Gene wrote:

    > This sale is either directly related to the purchase of
    > Color.com (for 350K), or just rose in sympathy value
    > because it’s a ‘color.’

    Personally, I think the seller could have gotten more than $65K for it, although as always when negotiating for higher prices is involved, it would have taken longer. But it’s all about one’s negotiation skills and the perceived value of one’s property. Why is Violet.com worth $65K? Someone who could care less about the name, (or the Internet in general), wouldn’t pay $10 for it. But for some reason, this buyer thought it was worth at least $65K. And while they may or may not have thought that was all it was worth, there’s likely someone else out there who would have paid more. It’s a fun game, negotiating. And when you play it, you have to know there will be times when the buyer walks away. That’s okay. Because just like love, there isn’t just one person out there who could be interested in you. (Or your domain name, in this case.)