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Domain Name Aftermarket

NameJet and Domain Holdings Offer Rare 27.com in Public Auction

NameJet and Domain Holdings are working together to exclusively co-promote the rare and extremely valuable 2-digit domain name, 27.com.

NameJet logo[news release] NameJet, the industry leading domain name auction platform, and Domain Holdings, the world-class team of experienced domain experts, have joined forces to market and auction an extremely rare and valuable 2-character numeric domain name, 27.com.

The last publically reported sale of a 2-digit .com occurred over two years ago, when 37.com sold in March of 2014 for $1,960,800. Since then the short numeric .com market has appreciated considerably, making this an incredible opportunity to acquire one of only one hundred existing 2-character numeric .com domains. Only nine 2-digit .com sales have been reported in the last six years.

“We are thrilled to be offering this rare 2-digit .com on NameJet and are looking forward to what we hope will be a record-breaking sale,” said Jonathan Tenenbaum , General Manager of NameJet. “The co-promotion with Domain Holdings will ensure that we bring the most qualified buyers to our platform and we are very excited to be working with them to sell what is arguably the most valuable domain asset currently available in the aftermarket.”

“Domain Holdings is excited to co-broker this super premium numeric domain name 27.com with NameJet” says Mike McConville, Senior Broker with Domain Holdings. “When our client indicated they wanted to auction with NameJet, we hopped on a call with Jonathan (Tenenbaum) and began to collaborate on different marketing strategies to ensure 27.com will receive maximum exposure. With the opportunity to work with NameJet, we can continue to provide additional value for our clients.”

27.com is available for backorder now and backorders may be placed through May 7, 2016 followed by a public auction that closes on Wednesday, May 11, 2016. Interested bidders will need to have a verified NameJet bidder account in order to participate in the auction so it is recommended they obtain verified status as soon as possible. Click here to register.

About NameJet:
NameJet, LLC, a joint venture between eNom, Inc., a subsidiary of Rightside and Network Solutions, LLC, a subsidiary Web.com, is the world’s leading domain name auction platform. Launched in 2007, NameJet has since processed more than 200,000 domain auctions on its award-winning and easy-to-use website. With an exclusive inventory of expired and deleted domains from several of the largest registrars, plus top-quality premium name listings and drop-catching services, NameJet is the industry’s most trusted auction and aftermarket services provider.

About Domain Holdings:
Domain Holdings Group is a subsidiary of Flippa providing premium domain and digital asset brokerage solutions to clients worldwide. From Fortune 500 companies to celebrities to startup companies, Domain Holdings helps business owners and investors buy and sell premium domain names. With over $20m of domains sold in 2015, Domain Holdings is the industry’s leading outbound brokerage team.

This news release was sourced from:
www.namejet.com/Pages/press-releases/default.aspx#44

Domain Name Aftermarket

.COM Fills Almost Every Position On Weekly Sales Chart [updated]

Domain Name Journal logoThe .com TLD had a big week on the Domain Name Journal chart of top reported sales for the week ending 12 July taking out 19 of the top 20 positions with 458.com taking out top position in a $140,000 sale.

Second and third for the week was bluestar.com and olife.com, selling for $90,000 through Domain Holdings and $80,000 through eNaming respectively.

It wasn’t as one-sided on the aftermarket outlets though with Sedo responsible for seven sales DomainMarket five and DomainHoldings having a hand in three. The only other TLD to make the chart was a .la domain.

To check out the Domain Name Journal chart of top reported sales for the week ending 12 July, go to:
http://dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2015/20150722.htm

Domain Name Aftermarket

Short Domains Dominate Weekly Sales Chart

Domain Name Journal logoIt was a big week, or fortnight since the chart to 24 May covered two weeks, for short domains on the Domain Name Journal chart. In total there were 12 domains of four characters or less in the top 20 reported sales with mera.com topping the chart, selling for $132,500 in a private sale.

Coming in second was adopting.com, which sold for $125,000 through Domain Holdings, while fbet.com came in third selling for €50,000 ($54,500) through Sedo.

On the TLD side of things there were 14 .com sales, two for .net and one each for .tv, .co.uk, .cc and .eu. There were also 13 sales through Sedo.

To check out the Domain Name Journal chart of top reported sales for the fortnight to 24 May in more detail, go to:
dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2015/20150603.htm

Domain Name Aftermarket

Select.com Tops Weekly Sales Chart In Another Six-Figure Sale

Domain Name Journal logoSelect.com topped the Domain Name Journal list of top reported sales in the week ending 12 May, selling for $120,000 in a sale that was part private sale, part brokered by Domain Holdings. The sale marked the seventh week in a row a six-figure sale has topped the charts. The domain name was originally purchased for $10,000.

The next three spots on the chart were closely fought, with a tie between fashionweeks.com and freebackup.com for second place. The domains were sold for $45,000 by OptimoDomains and Afternic respectively. Zoozoo.com came in fourth, selling for $44,000 through DomainNameSales.

From the sales outlets side of things, Sedo had a hand in five sales, but they were easily outdone by DomainNameSales who had a hand in nine sales, while Afternic had a hand in four sales.

And on the TLD side of things, there were 19 .com sales on the chart and the only other in the top 20 was a .org sale.

To check out the complete Domain Name Journal list of reported sales for the week ending 12 May, go to:
dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2013/20130522.htm

Domain Name Aftermarket

Two Six Figure Sales Wake Up Weekly Sales Chart

Domain Name Journal logoFollowing a week when the top selling domain couldn’t top $30,000, there were two six-figure domain sales in the week ending 3 April according to the Domain Name Journal list of top reported sales.

The number domain on the chart was elend.com, which sold for $140,000 through Sedo, while adib.com came in second, selling for $117,000 through Go Daddy Auctions.

Third was schokolade.de, selling for a very tasty €63,000 ($80,640), also through Sedo.

Overall Sedo led the sales outlets, responsible for seven of the top 20 sales, while DomainNameSales was responsible for six with one sale in conjunction with Domain Holdings, and another in conjunction with Go Daddy Auctions, which had another three sales on the chart as did NameJet.

For TLDs, .com was more than its usual dominant self, with 18 of the top 20 sales, with a .biz sale adding to the aforementioned .de sale.

To check out the Domain Name Journal list of top reported sales for the week ending 3 April, go to dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2013/20130410.htm.

Domain Name Aftermarket

Domain Sales Go Quiet

Domain Name Journal logoA six-figure sale one week, the doghouse the next. In the previous week unit.com sold for $115,000, but in the week ending 24 March, the top selling domain was mychoco.com selling for €23,000 ($29,440) through Sedo according to the Domain Name Journal list of top reported sales.

The top two sales were brokered by Sedo, with number two for the week being teg.com, which sold for $28,000 followed by ulive.tv, selling for $27,000 through Afternic. In fact, the top four domains for the week were all quite close with moviehub.com selling for $26,000 through Domain Holdings.

Overall Sedo accounted for 14 of the top 23 sales – there was a four-way tie for 20th place, while Afternic had six domains on the leader board.

And on the TLD side of things, there were 18 .com sales, two .net sales and one each for .tv, .com.br and .org.

To check out Domain Name Journal’s list of top reported sales for the week ending 24 March, go to:
dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2013/20130403.htm

Domain Name Aftermarket

Unit.com Tops Sales Chart

Domain Name Journal logoUnit.com was the top selling domain name in the week ending 17 March, selling for a very handy $115,000 through Domain Holdings/Zenchi.net.

Second and third spots were taken by another couple of nice sales with medicine.org and liveshow.com selling for $75,000 through Sedo and $40,000 through HuntingMoon respectively.

The IDN domain singlebörse.de was fourth, selling for €30,000 ($38,700) through Sedo.

On the sales channels, Sedo with seven sales lost out on top spot to DomainNameSales who had eight sales, one of which was in conjunction with Domain Holdings. Next was Afternic with three sales.

On the TLD side of things, .com was especially dominant with 18 of the top 20 sales. The two remaining sales were the .org and .de domains above.

To check out the Domain Name Journal list of top reported sales in the week ending 17 March, go to:
dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2013/20130327.htm

Domain Name Aftermarket

Six Pack Abs Come in Third on Weekly Sales List!

Domain Name Journal logoIt wasn’t a big week for domain name sales, but if you were selling lhn.com you still were probably happy with the domain selling for $80,000 in a private sale, eclipsing exporters.com which sold for $60,000 through Domain Holdings and sixpackabs.com, which sold for $58,000 through Afternic.

Overall Sedo were responsible for the most sales, with nine of the domains on the Domain Name Journal top 20 reported sales for the week to 21 October, while Afternic and Moniker/SnapNames responsible for three each, while Afternic had an additional domain sold in conjunction with Domain Holdings.

And on the TLD side of things, there were 16 .COM domains and one each for .co .uk and .NET, and rare appearances on the charts for .CL and .CN.

To check out the complete list of top reported sales comiled by Domain Name Journal, go to:
dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2012/20121031.htm