Sedo released their weekly sales and the top sale was Casino.online at $201,250.
FBS.eu 40,000 Euros, great sale for a .EU.
Mutu.com sold for $17,500 as the top .com sale.
Someone was able to get a nice price for Hif.org at $9,888.
LLNN owners will be interested in CP41.com for $2,000.
From the anything can sell department LLLLLLLLL.com (9)L’s sold for $2,500.
What is the buy of the year so far DWN.com for 2,999 Euros ? I have emailed Sedo to get confirmation that this is legitimate. Data Warehouse Network was the owner and now it’s a Chinese registrant.
I have confirmed, Carolyn emailed me back:
It is! I just double checked it and it was actually sold as a fixed price at that price.
Great deal for a 3-letter .com!
| Domain name | Price | Currency | ||
| .COMs | ||||
| mutu.com | 17,500 | USD | ||
| victoriacapital.com | 15,000 | EUR | ||
| weirenwu.com | 10,100 | USD | ||
| spottheball.com | 10,000 | GBP | ||
| autoelectric.com | 10,000 | EUR | ||
| vixn.com | 7,596 | USD | ||
| geofencing.com | 6,500 | USD | ||
| netcash.com | 5,995 | USD | ||
| comatreleco.com | 5,500 | USD | ||
| marketforecast.com | 5,000 | USD | ||
| gamestash.com | 4,500 | USD | ||
| lasttouch.com | 4,000 | USD | ||
| pureoils.com | 3,888 | USD | ||
| euromarine.com | 3,500 | EUR | ||
| matmatch.com | 3,500 | USD | ||
| progen.com | 3,500 | EUR | ||
| bike-star.com | 3,000 | USD | ||
| dwn.com | 2,999 | EUR | ||
| beplay.com | 2,899 | USD | ||
| moromoro.com | 2,700 | EUR | ||
| repshield.com | 2,500 | USD | ||
| lllllllll.com | 2,500 | USD | ||
| exceltemplates.com | 2,353 | USD | ||
| getupstartnow.com | 2,200 | EUR | ||
| avelio.com | 2,150 | EUR | ||
| seavite.com | 2,100 | USD | ||
| iamhero.com | 2,000 | USD | ||
| icareuniversity.com | 2,000 | USD | ||
| cp41.com | 2,000 | USD | ||
| frameworkhealth.com | 2,000 | USD | ||
| ccTLDs | ||||
| fbs.eu | 40,000 | EUR | ||
| snowflake.fr | 8,500 | USD | ||
| luxusimmobilien.ch | 7,000 | EUR | ||
| up.ca | 5,450 | USD | ||
| names.eu | 5,000 | EUR | ||
| pay.ee | 5,000 | EUR | ||
| arrival.co | 4,950 | USD | ||
| symbiosys.nl | 4,000 | EUR | ||
| clarke.co.uk | 3,999 | GBP | ||
| fsc.ch | 3,950 | EUR | ||
| equinix.in | 3,590 | USD | ||
| scegli.it | 3,500 | EUR | ||
| senioren24.de | 3,500 | EUR | ||
| concur.com.br | 3,500 | USD | ||
| balance.com.br | 3,000 | USD | ||
| sur.co | 2,999 | GBP | ||
| onu.ch | 2,799 | EUR | ||
| f-p.de | 2,750 | EUR | ||
| russland-reisen.de | 2,510 | EUR | ||
| homesearch.co.uk | 2,500 | GBP | ||
| wachdienste.de | 2,500 | EUR | ||
| parametres.fr | 2,500 | EUR | ||
| psychotherapie-duesseldorf.de | 2,400 | EUR | ||
| digitalgipfel.de | 2,380 | EUR | ||
| nicolas.nl | 2,222 | EUR | ||
| cards.ch | 2,000 | EUR | ||
| aro.me | 2,000 | USD | ||
| monauto.fr | 2,000 | EUR | ||
| OTHER | ||||
| casino.online | 201,250 | USD | ||
| hif.org | 9,888 | USD | ||
| lebenslauf.net | 3,999 | EUR | ||
| essilorluxottica.net | 3,500 | EUR | ||
| journals.org | 2,417 | USD | ||
| leadit.org | 2,000 | USD |
DWN may now be an acronym for Darwin.
Unreal
Ok so I looked at the name dwn.com and guess what, after a long time admin email changed just 2 1/2 months prior to the sale…hhhmmm
I just don’t have the energy to confirm it wasn’t stolen so maybe someone else does. It may very well not have been but when a domain sales for 20x less than it’s worth and admin email changed out just before that, Id make a phone call. jmo
Now the womans name who sold it (admin contact) does appear prior to this, so it isn’t a new name in terms of ownership so maybe she changed whois email to complete the sale instead of activating the old email again.
Maybe I am wrong and the sale of the year just took place for a buyer.
Thanks for that JP, the company was acquired way back in 1999 by Sybase. DWN was Data Warehouse Network out of Cork, Ireland.
Hi Ray, I see her name appear much earlier on so my mind is now at ease, looks like she just changed email in order to complete the sale, beats reactivating the old dwn.com email. WOWSER, this is exhibit #1, do NOT set BIN prices.
I dunno Ray my stomach on this is so-so, do we know if the new company sold it, the old company sold it or Diana? I see she was a “admin manager” with a quick google search. Perhaps she also owned the old company and just flat out gave this name away because she didn’t know. I’d just feel better knowing it wasn’t a shocking sale for bad reasons.
Right that’s what I was looking at, I saw Diana was there the whole time. Sybase bought them in 1999.
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/sybase-acquires-data-warehouse-network-to-provide-most-comprehensive-line-of-business-intelligence-for-key-vertical-markets-74869107.html
the bad thing is, the sedo price suggestion tool suggests usd 2999.- for dwn.com. thats unreal.
i owned a similar lll.com domain, wich was underrated by this tool too.
dont trust sedo..
my question is, how long was it listed at that price before someone saw it and bought it? a few days, hours, weeks?
I emailed Sedo back again asking CMAC because I check all the time after seeing one sell a few years ago for $2,000.
Is the DWN.com sale real? You would have thought if listed on sedo at such a price….someone at sedo would snap it up as soon as it’s listed.
Yes it’s real, confirmed by Carolyn at Sedo.
Wow! But how did they find it?
I would imagine search, set parameters for Buy It now, 3L. I had been doing that for awhile after RQH.com sold for $2,000 awhile back. But got to be consistent and do it every day.
I bet it wasn’t listed long, probably sold as soon as it was listed. Sure smells fishy but who knows.
Man!
I am so dwn! I have missed DWN.com! OMG WHAT!!!
Maybe the owner needed the money. Most valuable domains aren’t easily sold unless priced cheaply.
SEDO should at least verify if the seller is legit: has he joined in recently? does his IP match the whois information?
it could happen that the administrative email (sales@dwn.com) had been not working for all this time and didn’t receive the huge spam of the last years alerting for the value of the domain and the buyer found the administrator and reach a deal, but i see this really with a very low probability. Not very realistic to think a chinese buyer would find the owner and then suggest doing the sale through SEDO.
could also e an extremely coincidence also if the administrator/owner recently updated the whois contact information coming back online and then decided to list the domain for sale on SEDO using their price suggestion tool.
my experience and cynicism tells me that this has all the ingredients of a domain hijack and fast sale.