etang.com Sells For $35K on NameJet.com

Posted on May 12, 2009

The domain etang.com sold yesterday for $35,603 on NameJet.com to the bidder name “kevenkou”.  In all there were 129 bidders in the auction.

etang translates into “lakes” in french.

Here are some other notable sales over the last few days at NameJet.com:

internetoffice.com                  $8,099
autowax.com                           $5,044
jjt.com                                       $4,422
permits.net                              $2,600
industryresearch.com           $2,401
counselingdegrees.com        $2,255
motherly.com                         $2,000
domainsforum.com               $1,700
taxo.com                                  $1,650
movingguys.com                   $1,610
thepicklejar.com                   $1,525
yescash.com                           $1,359
miraclecures.com                 $1,009
dealplace.com                       $1,000

9 thoughts on “etang.com Sells For $35K on NameJet.com”

  1. It’s worst, etang in french is a singular word that means a small salted lake.
    So I am also curious of the buyer motivations.

  2. Was my prior comment purposely blocked?

    I’d just like to know.

    Thanks.

  3. Never mind, maybe something happened.

    My comment was that I don’t speak French but Reece Berg does
    and he says on his blog today that Etang actually means “little Lake”
    with a meaning similar to the word “Pond” in English.

    He also wonders if the Bidders actually knew what they were bidding on.

    i.e. “Pond” instead of “Lake”.

    Link here:
    http://llll.com/?p=827

    and
    on his blog today he asks “Is Etang worth the $35,603 it sold on NameJet for?”

  4. Patrick

    Just to be clear we do not ‘block” comments, but anytime you put a link in your comments, it has to be manually approved, its the only way I can keep the spam and crap out.

  5. Hi,

    Understood.

    Would it be okay to put a reference link that’s not active like
    TheDomains.com?

    Obviously I was not promoting anything which I know you realize.

  6. I have to say it: industryresearch.com for $2,401?

    A rare $10K name that Namejet bidders fell asleep on.

  7. Patrick

    It’s not a question of promoting or not promoting, its a question of protecting the blog from getting hundreds of spam comments every day, if I don’t auto reject any comment or post with a link, mine, your or otherwise

  8. MHB,

    I understand.

    The problem was I did not get the notice “Your comment is awaiting moderation”.

    Then when I saw Francois’ post but not mine it made me wonder if I had done or said something.

    But all cleared up and understood.

    Thanks.

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