The latest T.R.A.F.F.I.C. conference is underway, with domain names being sold left right and centre. But one domain name that didnââ¬â¢t get sold was WallStreet.com, which some news reports had predicted would become the number one domain sale on the charts.
The highest bid was US$3million, substantially under the reserve of $4million to $5million reserve set by the owners. Currently WallStreet.com seems to be just a parking page with links to financial information. Last sold in 2005 for $1.03million and is the 40th highest sale according to SoldNames.com. Nudging it down a place though is Computer.com, sold for $2.2 million at T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Computer.com last sold in 1999 for $500,000. Computer.com would now be the equal 18th highest domain name sale.
Other notable sales included (courtesy of DomainNameWire):
- investment.com – $900,000
- sportinggoods.com – $450,000
- cowboys.com – $275,000
- table.com – $260,000
- crosswordpuzzles.com – $210,000
- criminallawyers.com – $195,000
- promotion.com – $170,000
- poker.mobi – $150,000
- ringtones.mobi – $145,000
- caribbeanvacations.com – $130,000
- newlyweds.com – $130,000
- singlesonline.com – $125,000
- news.mobi – $110,000
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