Baseball.net sold on Flippa for $15,100 - Sold for $52,500 in '08

[dog]

Baseball.net sold via Flippa, price was $15,100.

Was sold in 2008 at TRAFFIC conference for $52,500. D-:That's a big loss for the owner. Could have changed owners between then.

Is .NET just not a good extension for resell?

 

[dog]

https://dotcoms.com/domain/Baseball.net

 

[timter51]

That's abysmal, .net is basically dead.

 

[Murray]

I guess with the release of the new gtlds is watered down .net

 

[Edwin]

It's impossible to conclude anything from a single data point.

You don't know the circumstances behind the sale. For instance, the owner may have been desperate to free up a bit of cash before a tax bill became due. Firesales will always attract much, much lower prices.

I am not saying ".net values have held firm" I am simply saying that we have literally no way of telling based on this single sale. Now if we had 50 or 100 examples, we might start to conclude something...

 

[Murray]

It's impossible to conclude anything from a single data point.

What would your advice be to anyone currently thinking of spending $50,000 on a .net? would it have been different prior to the announcement of the new gtlds

 

[martin-s]

Make an appointment with your doc and get your head read.

 

[Edwin]

My advice is no different than it would have been in 2008: there are better uses for the money.

 

[dog]

For resellers definitely a tough sell.

That's abysmal, .net is basically dead.

You mean .net is watered down from new Gs?

I guess with the release of the new gtlds is watered down .net

There was this Vape.net sale.

https://www.acorndomains.co.uk/threads/vape-net-sold-for-30-000-9-000-in-06.152926/

It's impossible to conclude anything from a single data point.

You don't know the circumstances behind the sale. For instance, the owner may have been desperate to free up a bit of cash before a tax bill became due. Firesales will always attract much, much lower prices.

I am not saying ".net values have held firm" I am simply saying that we have literally no way of telling based on this single sale. Now if we had 50 or 100 examples, we might start to conclude something...