Tag: domain name sales

Welcome to Domain Movers where DotWeekly keeps a close eye on domain names being purchased, registered, sold or moving for one reason or another, mainly all by large corporations.

Here is a sample of my latest detections:

GN HEARING A/S has acquired the domain name TestYourHearing.com for its ReSound Online Hearing Test from HugeDomains.com for about $1,895.

GoDaddy sold several nice domain names out of its NameFind portfolio: BetterDays.com, GreatJob.com, NaturallyGood.com and HotSauces.com were just a few of … Read the rest

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In today’s Domain Movers series we have an active Friday with several 3 letter .com domains that were sold and also several keyword domains that were purchased by companies. Here is a snapshot at some domain name activity over the past 24 hours:

Einstein.com appears to have been acquired by a currently unknown corporate domain name client of brand protection service MarkMonitor. The domain name is currently unlocked and name servers have switched to MarkMonitor.

In June/2016 the domain was … Read the rest

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Telepathy Inc. which is owned by Nat Cohen and owns a vast amount of premium domain names, has sold one of them and this time around it is Retirement.com!

The new owner is currently unknown, but it is very likely to be an end user on the corporate level. Whois records updated January 29, 2016 to the generic Matt Serlin / DNStination Inc. which is used by corporate brand protection and domain name registrar MarkMonitor.com.

Retirement.com

Telepathy has had its hand … Read the rest

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Lets say you hand register a domain name for $10.99 and you list this asset for sale. With-in 8 months from your initial investment, you receive an offer to purchase with a 18,098.36% return on investment.

No! you say…

You want 43,576.07% ROI?

No Thank You says the buyer!

You end up with 0% in the end on this deal.

I guess it’s a different way to look at it other than dollars and cents. 18,000 percent isn’t good enough … Read the rest

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