CIF.com Sells For $17K On NameJet.com
2010 March 1
A nice three letter .com, CIF.com sold today on NameJet.com for $ 17,001.
The domain definitely has some traffic according to Alexa but its the highest LLL.com sale I’ve seen on NameJet.com is quite a while.
A pretty interesting domain for our industry also sold today on NameJet.com for $1,500, parkingrevenue.com
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CIF is a very common abbreviation in the international trade (import-export) industry.
It represents Cost, Insurance and Freight.
The CIF acronym is also used as California’s High School Sports governing body, it must generate huge albeit tough to monetize traffic in that category.
Cif is also a well known cleaning product range, formerly sold as Jif (in UK)
unilever.co.uk/brands/homecarebrands/cif.aspx
Could have been an enduser in it as it was at 10k even before it was caught by Namejet.
Strange how a LLL.com owned by answerable.com got as far as the pending delete phase considering most (if not all) of their names go to Snap auction.
…must have slipped through their net.
Anyone know what livre.net closed at?
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“Anyone know what livre.net closed at?”
It doesn’t close until tomorrow.
There are 77 bidders.
Just about all of the regular domain auction chaser are listed.
Present bid – $ 400.
Thanks small domainer. I should have watched this one. Really curious what it closes at as I have a similiar one.
Cif is a cleaning product range made by Unilever and sold all over the world. The buyer of Cif.com is at risk of a UDRP claim.
MrMuscle, it is only at risk if it infringes on those TMs.
If the buyer makes it a international trade site or is used by a shipping company, it shouldn’t be a problem.
(I did not check USPTO)
Unilever also owns brands like
sunlight, surf, comfort, dove, close up, ponds, signal, wishbone, etc.
They own 3 of the above terms in .com.
surf, ponds, dove
Mr. Muscle
Almost every domain is at risk for a UDRP.
“Anyone know what livre.net closed at?”
It closed today at $ 2,530.
Won by a well known traffic buyer.