travelmatch.co.uk £11.5K

[scooter]

On Sedo front page.

 

[denchomsky]

WOW!, if I saw that for sale on this forum for £100 I really don't think I would have been that interested?

But I suppose if the end user has a specific business model in mind that it fits then?

 

[PredPred is verified member.]

yes, does seem a high price

i think this was a website/business maybe sedo brokered

its pagerank 5 , although low alexa
maybe converted well

 

[doodlebug]

Excuse me while i pick my jaw up off the floor

11.5k, if domain name only then they should have waited till it turned up in the bargain basement :lol:

I just deleted Badlyrenderedspaceships.co.uk Damn could have got £900 for it.

Fantastic price, if website with it, must be well established.

 

[stevef1fan]

Wow, Nice Price !!! !

Somebody will be having a good friday night !

 

[dtm]

The company who bought it (or maybe who has sold) is Want2bthere Ltd.

WANT2bTHERE
£500k investment secured & final
investment sought
Want2bthere (presenting at TVIN in November 2007)
is an exciting and unique business to consumer
concept which expects to revolutionise online travel.
Current travel websites are based around destination; users are required to
put in a destination, date and approximate budget. There is currently no
site that comprehensively allows users to find out suitable destinations that
match their requirements.
Through a simple guided process, using new proven technology, this
unique search engine will select the best holiday from a large range of
selection criteria.
Want2bthere is looking for a total of £1.1m investment (for 60% of the
equity), has already secured £500k since the TVIN presentation and is
looking for the remaining funding amounts

In this document, Well we know where 11k of that's gone
http://74.125.77.132/search?q=cache...tter.pdf+want2bthere&cd=6&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk

 

[doodlebug]

1.1m for 60% lol
I know where not to invest my millions :lol:

Their current investors should be going mad, assuming no website came with this domain.

 

[Juniper]

The company who bought it (or maybe who has sold) is Want2bthere Ltd.



In this document, Well we know where 11k of that's gone
March 08

LOL

The Bank of Scotland's Growth Equity team typically makes equity investments of between £1m and £7m across a range of sectors. These investments are made directly from the Bank’s balance sheet, not from a fund, which gives the Bank more flexibility.

ROFL - in this quote we all know how the CREDIT CRUNCH came about then!!!