Amazon Get’s Clothes.com In Zappos Deal: Domain Was Bought For $4.9 Million in 2008

2009 August 7
by Michael H. Berkens

TechCruch.com is reporting that Amazon.com,  as part of its acquisition of Zappos.com,  is getting the domain Clothes.com thrown in.

Amazon agreed to buy Zappos.com for $847 Million in cash and stock a couple of weeks ago.

According to TechCrunch, the domain name, clothes.com was purchased by Zappos.com, from IdealLab.com for $4.9 Million in 2008.

The article points out had that domain sale been reported, it would have been the second largest domain sale of 2008, behind Fund.com for $10 Million.

This is more proof that a lot of huge domain transactions fly under the radar.

8 Responses leave one →
  1. 2009 August 7

    Yes like the 7,000 domains Marksman recently admitted to acquiring for clients like Microsoft when they did the Office.com deal. None of those are on Ron’s radar.

  2. 2009 August 7

    btw, Zappos ownes 173 domains, mostly with the word Zappos as part of the string like:
    Sisterslovezappos.com
    Runningzappos.com
    Zapposcoupons.com

    But they do have some others:
    Avarielle.com
    Bricksshoes.com
    Gigafootwear.com
    Gigashoes.com and Giga-Shoes.com
    Bouquetsfootwear.com

  3. 2009 August 7
    MHB permalink

    Owen

    Your right on regarding Marksman

  4. 2009 August 7

    Just an fyi, they go by ‘Marksmen’, not Marksman.

  5. 2009 August 7

    And a shell law firm named traub saunders. More from home

  6. 2009 August 7

    Risky business.

  7. 2009 August 7

    Home now. That’s Trout & Zimmer or T&Z. Tread carefully if they contact you because they are working on behalf of big fish.
    http://kierenmccarthy.com/2006/05/09/tom-cruise-fights-for-tomcruisecom/

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