It's always interesting to see what domains are sold for big money. The other day, the domain Ad.com was sold for $1.4 million at a live auction.
This was by far the most money spent on a domain at the event, which saw 91 domains sold for a total of $2,133,350. The average selling price per domain was $23,443. Here is a list of the top sellers and how much they sold for:
Ad.com - $1,400,000
BottledWater.com - $45,000
Athletic.com - $40,000
Vixen.com - $32,500
Shutter.com - $25,000
Diets.net - $21,000
OnlineTelevision.com - $20,000
NonProfits.com - $20,000
Jonesboro.com - $19,000
SteakKnives.com - $18,000
HomeMortgage.net - $17,000
Debug.com - $17,000
CampingSupplies.com - $16,000
Ycg.com - $14,000
Punks.com - $13,000
Antihistamine.com - $13,000
MedicalProblems.com - $12,000
SiameseCats.com - $12,000
Bionic.com - $12,000
Filet.com - $11,000
GardenOfEden.com - $11,000
Sham.com - $11,000
KingCrab.com - $10,000
HeadShot.com - $10,000
Moniker, the organization holding the auction has extended it to on online auction, which is taking place until May 7th. There are still some interesting domains on the auction block, and it will be interesting to see what they go for. These include:
FindJobs.com
ComedyClub.com
CreditCardDebt.com
BailOutMortgage.com
ColdandFlu.com
DiscountClubs.com
Encinitas.com
Migraine.com
PhishingFilters.com
Plans.com
Relatives.com
RepairMyCredit.com
Viajes.com (Spanish for “travel”)
I would think ColdandFlu.com would be a particularly interesting one to keep an eye on given the timing with the whole swine flu thing and all.
SwineFlu.com
SwineFlu.com just sold for an undisclosed sum. There is more domain sales going on than most developers ever realize.
Developers and domainers don't mix much. Developers don't understand domains. They like domains like Flickr.com instead of domains like Flicker.com (the right way) which us domainers like.
Some of us have been doing this for 15 years and can spot valuable domains......but you show one to a developer and they can't see the value. It's like a builder not understanding that the real estate IS almost more important than the building.
Ray Kroc, founder of McDonalads, once said he does not sell hamburgers, he sells real estate.....hence they own some of the very best property in the world, which sells hamburgers.
Develpors......are you listening? Look at the domain sales list in this terrible economy. That ought to tell you something were value is.