Your highest .co.uk/.uk domain name sale this year

4ndy · Sep 27, 2015

£9600

markb · Sep 28, 2015

Would be good to know if anyones had any really good offers for .co.uk's, even if the sale didn't go through or you rejected the offer. Just to see what the actual current market is like for uk domains at the moment. Just by looking at reported sales, doesn't really give you the full picture.

accelerator · Sep 28, 2015

SecNam said:
Reason i ask is i get about 5-10 a week emails come in saying how much and when i reply to make an offer i get nothing back, when i give a price they still don't bother so i am trying to find best approach and reply on first email in when they ask how much.

If you reply and say make an offer, and they don't, then they weren't seriously interested in the domain in the first place, they are just trying to get it off you cheaply.

Federer · Oct 1, 2015

Highest .co.uk was £600.

About 80% of my .CO.UK sales are in the £150-£600 range (hand regs/caught domains).

While we're at it - my highest .COM sale so far this year: $42,000
Also sold a .COM last week $12,000

Lucky Luke · Oct 1, 2015

Federer

You're good at this, aren't you

Well done indeed.

ps When did you buy the .com that you sold for $42,000 or was it hand reg?

Murray · Oct 23, 2015

Just completed a sale for £4000.

philipp · Oct 23, 2015

Murray said:
Just completed a sale for £4000.

Congrats Murray!

P.

Murray · Oct 23, 2015

philipp said:
Congrats Murray!

P.

Thanks

Should add their original offer was £250 a few weeks ago, I said £4000, they came back to me with £1000 a couple weeks later, I said thanks for the offer but my asking price is £4000, they came back to me last week and agreed on 4.

I had a different party offer me £150 prior, I asked for £4000 they replied "What's the reason you are asking so much for this one?" and said their budget was 1k tops; I didn't reply because I didn't feel the need to justify the asking price.