some reported sedo sales from dnjournal

[websaway]

portugalholidays.co.uk £3500

mammoth.co.uk £3250


backload.co.uk £1,500

buyglass.co.uk £1,500

walsh.co.uk £1,500

cooppower.co.uk £1,500

co-operativepower.co.uk £1,500

isell.co.uk $1888

madeindevon.co.uk $1200

ssrn.co.uk $1510

 

[ian]

fingerprintjewellery.co.uk £2250

Wasn't that a domainlore sale rather than sedo?

 

[websaway]

Wasn't that a domainlore sale rather than sedo?

Yes, probably already reported on here so I have removed it.
Thanks.

 

[Retired_Member38]

portugalholidays.co.uk £3500

I offered 200 euros for this in September 2010 and he countered with 7000 euros. I never bothered bidding again.

7000 euros in 2010 is a WAY better deal than £3500 today, imo

 

[philiporchardphiliporchard is verified member.]

I offered 200 euros for this in September 2010 and he countered with 7000 euros. I never bothered bidding again.

7000 euros in 2010 is a WAY better deal than £3500 today, imo

£3500 today is better than 200 euros in September 2010

 

[doma1n]

£3500 today is better than 200 euros in September 2010

 

[Retired_Member38]

Was Monkey possibly saying 7000 EUR in 2010 was a better deal for a buyer than £3500 today?

Sorry yeah thats what I meant. As a buyer, £6000 or so in 2010 is a way better deal than £3500 today. Plus was it even £6k back then? I clearly massively low balled, I've no idea what a deal could actually have been done at. Worst case 6k though, and it was before the peak period of very easily ranking domains like that. £10k total including the domain would probably have seen that top 3 in Google