recent sales

[keys]

There are buyers about for a diverse range of names.

These are a few of our recent sales (all around £xxx, and co.uk)

rawdata
erotic-shop
cityscooters
sleepyheads
itech
bioenergy
annuals
dontforget
functionhalls*
emaillists
wingo
greentech
abraxus
myhealthcare
iads
mathew
industrialovens
stonetech
barewalls
nextlevel
sprogs
childfinder
mywine
safehome*
spyda
biketech
surelines
methodology
totalcare*

*repeat customers

 

[stevebrowne]

are they generally parked somewhere like Sedo/ND etc. , advertised on your website (have a URL?) or have yo approached end users?

 

[keys]

are they generally parked somewhere like Sedo/ND etc. , advertised on your website (have a URL?) or have yo approached end users?

No advertising or marketing. Buyers generally find a way to make contact via parking or Whois details.

 

[stevebrowne]

thanks. Interesting...

 

[PaullasPaullas is verified member.]

if someone wants a domain they will contact you no matter what. as they have done with me in the past

 

[SFSF is verified member.]

if someone wants a domain they will contact you no matter what. as they have done with me in the past

Very true paul - We love a good inbound

 

[keys]

A few more gone to new homes,

marinepark
sunview
tributeact
cruiesaway
evertech
beaconpark
sticksandstones

Even a purchase order from NHS yesterday, probably a "must have" name for them.

 

[AdminAdmin is verified member.]

Anything I can publish on domainprices.co.uk?

 

[keys]

Anything I can publish on domainprices.co.uk?

If buyers pay high prices I can understand them being happy with publicity. Our prices are generally low and since we deal with a lot of buyers I think discretion is wise, apart from listing names sold. There would certainly be some issues where developers acquire domains for their clients.

It is surprising to see names that we sold a couple of years ago being dropped, knowing that they were not £10 registrations but actually cost customers hundreds of pounds.