Namejet.com released it monthly report of domain sales for March 2016.
As usual Namejet.com only includes domain that sold for $2,000 or more and only those domains that were sold and paid for in the month.
Some sales from the RightoftheDot.com auction from Namescon are included in this list from the live and extended auctions:
Domain Name Payment Amount
tuscany.com $157,500.00
429.com $138,010.00
erotica.com $80,000.00
wwn.com $62,100.00
ndg.com $59,000.00
tfk.com $55,501.00
singlewomen.com $50,500.00
keo.com $42,600.00
3616.com $40,500.00
odr.com $35,000.00
3151.com $32,600.00
zz.org $31,250.00
nni.com $31,100.00
katie.com $30,000.00
uoa.com $28,700.00
3550.com $27,010.00
ope.com $26,900.00
vaf.com $26,500.00
xti.com $23,100.00
edz.com $22,100.00
cmv.com $22,100.00
zur.com $21,100.00
fza.com $20,200.00
syv.com $20,100.00
fliers.com $20,100.00
kid.net $20,000.00
3045.com $18,900.00
1804.com $17,810.00
39988.com $15,110.00
4015.com $14,600.00
housewives.com $13,000.00
22299.com $12,201.00
336611.com $10,900.00
diti.com $10,200.00
jjj.xyz $9,600.00
symbiotic.com $9,000.00
chloride.com $8,754.00
wupload.com $8,700.00
chsi.com $8,288.00
surrogates.com $7,066.00
hjhj.com $6,900.00
findcondos.com $6,500.00
85756.com $6,400.00
indien.com $6,210.00
kartu.com $6,102.00
violator.com $5,556.00
jkanime.com $5,501.00
longshan.com $5,485.00
adroit.com $5,311.00
investmentbanks.com $5,300.00
hici.com $5,100.00
efff.com $5,010.00
balletlessons.com $5,000.00
ovov.com $4,900.00
delvalle.com $4,877.00
hkbc.com $4,701.00
assurance-auto.com $4,600.00
jindang.com $4,300.00
lww.net $4,266.00
dungeons.com $4,176.00
pst.net $4,109.00
ggp.net $4,105.00
strengthen.com $4,100.00
zzm.net $4,051.00
pqw.net $4,020.00
wisu.com $4,000.00
mortgageblog.com $4,000.00
op-for.com $4,000.00
wzx.net $3,925.00
musicland.com $3,923.00
njw.net $3,910.00
zft.net $3,900.00
silverinvestment.com $3,866.00
qwq.net $3,856.00
knw.net $3,850.00
lbq.net $3,832.00
mlw.net $3,828.00
mmq.net $3,815.00
wby.net $3,812.00
kjn.net $3,812.00
kcj.net $3,810.00
fyt.net $3,806.00
mqq.net $3,800.00
nlk.net $3,710.00
tbf.net $3,700.00
yqd.net $3,675.00
numion.com $3,650.00
mxy.net $3,610.00
mzg.net $3,605.00
gkl.net $3,602.00
zhf.net $3,602.00
kqj.net $3,600.00
pand.com $3,600.00
kbz.net $3,581.00
qgc.net $3,550.00
hgz.net $3,528.00
mpy.net $3,521.00
bfq.net $3,511.00
wpx.net $3,510.00
jqt.net $3,502.00
twf.net $3,501.00
wnz.net $3,500.00
bhc.net $3,500.00
nsz.net $3,500.00
mxz.net $3,500.00
yxm.net $3,491.00
nkf.net $3,488.00
njy.net $3,488.00
mynd.com $3,450.00
dpp.net $3,421.00
nhz.net $3,411.00
jdz.net $3,405.00
ymj.net $3,402.00
mwz.net $3,402.00
bcj.net $3,401.00
bwq.net $3,400.00
kcy.net $3,400.00
mxx.net $3,400.00
fncl.com $3,400.00
njj.net $3,360.00
mwj.net $3,322.00
dailycatch.com $3,322.00
zmg.net $3,321.00
xpp.net $3,321.00
yqf.net $3,310.00
qlt.net $3,310.00
yqt.net $3,310.00
pqh.net $3,310.00
yzq.net $3,308.00
npz.net $3,305.00
fzs.net $3,305.00
yrt.net $3,302.00
smn.net $3,301.00
rqg.net $3,300.00
ypq.net $3,300.00
mqj.net $3,300.00
wqp.net $3,300.00
jwm.net $3,300.00
printroom.com $3,300.00
ryp.net $3,250.00
jnb.net $3,228.00
pmk.net $3,220.00
srx.net $3,220.00
glj.net $3,220.00
dxr.net $3,218.00
mnp.net $3,218.00
gyd.net $3,201.00
xnf.net $3,200.00
ykc.net $3,200.00
mjz.net $3,200.00
ncz.net $3,200.00
79671.com $3,200.00
auag.com $3,200.00
gdr.net $3,200.00
tvny.com $3,188.00
wpm.net $3,175.00
janas.com $3,155.00
jdf.net $3,130.00
pnd.net $3,118.00
pyf.net $3,110.00
nkw.net $3,110.00
hjq.net $3,101.00
qrn.net $3,100.00
xgn.net $3,100.00
nhj.net $3,100.00
nkj.net $3,100.00
zgy.net $3,100.00
79579.com $3,099.00
ncj.net $3,045.00
nfq.net $3,038.00
ngj.net $3,038.00
njf.net $3,028.00
fgd.net $3,022.00
qgm.net $3,020.00
zfy.net $3,012.00
mzl.net $3,011.00
jhn.net $3,010.00
tdz.net $3,010.00
njl.net $3,002.00
rmz.net $3,001.00
hmd.net $3,000.00
qlz.net $3,000.00
yrj.net $3,000.00
ywh.net $3,000.00
ywz.net $3,000.00
gardeningguide.com $3,000.00
vyyy.com $3,000.00
jjji.com $3,000.00
broche.com $3,000.00
jimp.com $3,000.00
mly.net $2,910.00
pmz.net $2,900.00
ksq.net $2,900.00
ngk.net $2,900.00
pkn.net $2,900.00
ndq.net $2,900.00
nkh.net $2,900.00
mqz.net $2,900.00
nlz.net $2,900.00
xxgx.com $2,900.00
07810.com $2,888.00
mqk.net $2,875.00
mqr.net $2,860.00
mkj.net $2,850.00
pdj.net $2,830.00
qgt.net $2,821.00
njx.net $2,820.00
nzp.net $2,812.00
mqx.net $2,810.00
mqf.net $2,810.00
nkp.net $2,801.00
76115.com $2,800.00
rkb.net $2,800.00
zhd.net $2,800.00
ywr.net $2,800.00
hg6766.com $2,799.00
12913.com $2,790.00
waban.com $2,785.00
thescience.com $2,766.00
nzq.net $2,760.00
shika.com $2,760.00
xrn.net $2,750.00
wascweb.org $2,719.00
mzn.net $2,712.00
nhq.net $2,710.00
kvtv.com $2,701.00
ynj.net $2,700.00
ngq.net $2,700.00
terr.com $2,700.00
lovedrug.com $2,688.00
nqs.net $2,680.00
tslc.com $2,660.00
tkshare.com $2,656.00
qhqh.com $2,622.00
learningcentre.com $2,622.00
nqb.net $2,611.00
mnq.net $2,610.00
myky.com $2,610.00
ccnm.com $2,609.00
vvtt.com $2,600.00
qdn.net $2,600.00
62861.com $2,600.00
lllu.com $2,600.00
cecn.com $2,600.00
tripcart.com $2,600.00
customizecards.com $2,544.00
88210.com $2,520.00
vjvj.com $2,510.00
15223.com $2,510.00
adonix.com $2,509.00
lgfx.com $2,501.00
watchinsurance.com $2,501.00
pyh.net $2,500.00
lifespy.com $2,500.00
bookediting.com $2,500.00
brakesdirect.com $2,433.00
xllx.com $2,401.00
92187.com $2,400.00
89159.com $2,400.00
bbnz.com $2,400.00
luie.com $2,400.00
sso.net $2,400.00
mmbj.com $2,399.00
mkkm.com $2,366.00
series.net $2,357.00
herbalguide.com $2,355.00
wil.org $2,355.00
32869.com $2,350.00
ttnd.com $2,350.00
cwss.com $2,350.00
lgpp.com $2,300.00
mrct.com $2,300.00
bigmoon.com $2,300.00
kbkz.com $2,280.00
greyghost.com $2,280.00
boatservice.com $2,278.00
chkm.com $2,265.00
bbsm.com $2,255.00
rlmt.com $2,250.00
pcbn.com $2,229.00
huntersrun.com $2,212.00
tsdt.com $2,209.00
38351.com $2,201.00
37692.com $2,201.00
fccl.com $2,201.00
mpms.com $2,201.00
pmhh.com $2,201.00
15362.com $2,200.00
carparty.com $2,200.00
sgdb.com $2,200.00
bhsz.com $2,200.00
rgnc.com $2,188.00
cmwk.com $2,180.00
tennisonline.com $2,166.00
slyq.com $2,118.00
fgnl.com $2,101.00
xctf.com $2,101.00
rentalcompany.com $2,100.00
dtrs.com $2,100.00
dcrh.com $2,100.00
fhww.com $2,100.00
f5.org $2,100.00
ticketdiscounts.com $2,100.00
headhunter.org $2,100.00
marazzi.com $2,100.00
pbcl.com $2,099.00
mbdb.com $2,089.00
hkpr.com $2,078.00
xxlg.com $2,050.00
smarttraffic.com $2,050.00
badenbaden.com $2,023.00
35052.com $2,010.00
healthyenergy.com $2,010.00
celluloid.com $2,007.00
rstr.com $2,001.00
94306.com $2,000.00
ghnn.com $2,000.00
hdtn.com $2,000.00
grtg.com $2,000.00
cssf.com $2,000.00
d7.org $2,000.00
jjqz.com $2,000.00
qhqb.com $2,000.00
gjbw.com $2,000.00
hola.net $2,000.00
selectronic.com $2,000.00
Total $2,166,399.00
I didn’t find one single new gTLD…
any clearer?
jjj.xyz $9,600.00
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Not really, namejet are known for selling legacy tld’s ,walmart didnt sell any gtlds either. coincidence?
Curious why my comments on panamapapers.com and other domain extensions posted last night were deleted Michael. Didn’t believe it was offensive relative to other posts I’ve read here.
Not very professional Michael to be deleting your readers’ comments. I’m surprised that you would take such action on something of interest to the domain community.
Elliot reported on panamapapers.com on April 4 at http://www.domaininvesting.com/panamapapers-com-registered-last-november.
Ray
I didn’t delete any comments, Ray seemed to
One comment got caught in the spam filter since it had a link and I’m only checking those once a day or so, just cleared it through.
However I have no idea of what panamapapers.com has to do with Sedo sales so like you say in another comment although off topic, like this is way off topic and that is another reason comments are deleted.
Also I found a deleted comment where you were offer a domain you owned for sale, those comments have NEVER been allowed, Raymond correctly deleted that one.
Also I retweeted Elliot’s post the other day
Michael,
Let’s be clear here. I’ve never posted a domain for sale on your blog last night. So, in addition to deleting my comments (the buck stops with you), you now go on the offensive and accuse me of something I didn’t do. Again, unprofessional! Several others have stated they had domains for sale on your blog and you didn’t delete their comments. My comments last night were off-topic which I stated in the very beginning. Not the first to do so. Not a good way to treat a customer. And yes, readers are customers. Enough said!
Ray
First of all you’re a reader not a customer.
A customer is someone who buys something from you.
Someone who reads a Mashable post is not a customer of Mashable
2nd you say above”I’ve never posted a domain for sale on your blog ” but when I looked for deleted comments I found this one:
Panamapapers in various tlds are flying off the shelf folks. Panamapapers.broker is selling at a
discount for only 685 Euros.
So you are lying.
Third our comment policy is stated on ever post:
“TheDomains.com welcomes reader comments. Please follow these simple rules:
Stay on topic
Refrain from personal attacks
Avoid profanity
Links should be related to the topic of the post
No spamming. Listing domains, products, or services will get the comment deleted”
So when i said Raymond deleted the comment it wasn’t to throw him under the bus so to speak I would have deleted it to but I didn’t see it personally until you pointed it out and I searched for it.
Fourth don’t fuck with me, it will not end well for you
“Also I found a deleted comment where you were offer a domain you owned for sale”. Care to point that out what domain I own that is for sale? By the way, I didn’t use profanity AND I don’t threaten people like you just did.
just did
Panamapapers in various tlds are flying off the shelf folks. Panamapapers.broker is selling at a
discount for only 685 Euros.
I was expressing observations, not an advertisement for selling my own domains. Sometimes, we are prone to misreading someone’s comment and reacting prematurely. Happens to me all the time, hence, my desire to reread something. Care to reread my comments? You might be surprised by what you see.
I would also point out that my lead comment was focused on the owner of panamapapers.com, when he purchased the domain, and that he published his book yesterday in Germany. He co-authored that book. Relevance and focus was on the domain. Just making an observation on your blog. I also commented on panamapapers being registered on varoius domain extensions and that they are “flying off the shelves.” Pointing out some interesting observations which is common on your blog.
What does that have to do with NameJet sales ? Nothing.
Do you speak for Michael?
No I asked a simple question my value as a reader here is just as great as yours no more no less. what does panama papers.com have to do with Namejet sales it’s a simple question. Everyone could make off-topic observations it just doesn’t seem to make much sense.
@ Domain Shame
This went beyond the relevance of a comment. When individuals are accused of an action they didn’t commit, called a liar, and then threatened, I believe they have a right to stand up for themselves. I’ve seen enough bullying in my personal life as well as with my relatives and close friends at work, school, and now on the Internet. I believe bullying needs to be confronted, even on the Internet.
That comment is fine and is posted
Mike may I ask how is that fine ? Can we all just use any post on the domains to make observations ?
I think the new uniregistry market is great. That will help more domain owners than talking about panama papers. Hooray for interesting observations.
Hmmm. You support selective comments on this blog? So, if some doesn’t share your perspective then they should ask that your comments be deleted? From what I’ve read over the past several years, that will result in a lot of pruning. Thanks for sharing your observation.
If this were my blog, I’d ban you by blocking your IP address.
MB, bring out the ban-hammer!
Ray
Again and for the final time the rules of comments are posted above and again and the 1st rules is
“stay on comment”
Now if you want to make observations, comments on things completely unrelated the comment is subject to being deleted.
So you can either comment on the blog post you noted on Elliot blog or post on the subject in a forum or start your own blog where you can opine on any issue you chose.