The domain name GEB.com just sold on Sedo for 40,000 Euro’s or around $50K.
The seller appears to be a Gerard Brady.
The domain is currently at Escrow.com awaiting transfer
4 thoughts on “Sedo.com Sells GEB.com For 40,000 Euro’s”
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MHB
A little cheap for a LLL.com, no?
I received an email couple days ago saying they were interested in
tpf.co
so I emailed that he could make an offer. He emailed back:
>In order to proceed with any negotiations I would first need you to state
> your desired sale price.
so I just sent him:
>our desired sale price is $20k
hope he counters with $15,000
Ahh, good to see Gerard is still at it with his LLL’s. I love that guy.
@dotcomography
You think it was cheap? My opinion is that it was a decent
price for a great name. Geb.com isn’t a common acronym,
as far as I can see, and has relatively few options, Gb.com,
on the other hand, has very many options and “the sky is
the limit”, in terms of a sale price… 🙂
@robertcline
Nice to see you continuing to beat the last breath of life out
of the .co suffix. I hear that the planet COlombinuius 2476,
in the far distant galaxy, Fat10C-ha-9n-ce, are looking to set
up an Internet right now.
Of course, they’ll need some choice domains to go with it, so
why not contact them?
Apparently, they’re all cash buyers, and because of the rich
gold deposits on the planet, they have very ‘deep pockets’…
Good luck with it anyway!