GoDaddy and their Namefind.com sold a bunch of “The” related domain names over the past few days.
Furniture Row purchased the domain TheShowroom.com, which was once owned by Michael, when Michael owned the domain he turned down a $10,000 offer. The domain was registered in 2003.
Furniture Row is a developed website that sells furniture of course. They do own a number of other websites:
Denver Mattress
Denver Mattress Hospitality
Furniture Row Racing
Careers
Home is Here
The Front Door
Currently the domain does not resolve.
ThePerspective.com registered in 2002, was purchased by Perspective Media, Ltd.
The domain just goes to a GoDaddy landing page.
TheRinks.com was registered in 2000, the company who purchased the domain is Forebrain Technologies. The company has a website at Forebrain.net and they look to be a web development company.
Enterprise IT Products and Services
We deliver our portfolio of products and services with the goal of providing operational efficiencies through technology for IT To improve our customers bottom line.
They have other sites including, Digital Fact Finder an authorized reseller of Index Engines and Guidance Software Solutions.
Therinks.com is still showing a parked page. They may have acquired the domain for a client seeking website development.
TheYouth.com was registered in 2002, the buyer uses an email that contains theyouthproducts. There is no theyouthproducts.com and youthproducts.com is owned by Buy Domains.
The domain shows an email verification page.
I’d rather have theblablabla.com than blablabla.net.org.us.biz.shopping.cool.wtf.or.whatever.else
gtlds are 10 years of renewals before you can realize break even, otherwise pony up 4 figures a year for renewals of premium terms that earn no ppc
I like “The” domains as well, own two of them: TheWebhosting.com, TheExpress.com.
would like more to see a post about several LLL.com domains sold by MHB this year that are going up for auction at NameJet.
about a year ago MHB was telling that he was not selling an LLL.com for less than $100k. a block sale has to be done at lower prices but it is interesting to see that it could be so lower that the new owner can sell it for much less on NameJet, unless he’s selling at a loss…
I have sold TheTLD(.)com for low $XX lol
Jose
Godaddy sold about 60 of the LLL.com to one buyer shortly after the sale.
Other have been sold over time since the sale.
We report sales we track of our domains and marchex domains on our twitter feed @thedomains
The clueless support at the the horrible godaddy lied to me and told me the domain i won was not picked up by the godaddy tech department . The liars lied and the liars were caught when i told the godaddy support team that the godaddy portfolio for the NAMEFIND domains was the course where I won the domain.
The nerve of the support at godaddy to lie is awful. I have no domain that i paid and am looking at options to rectify this.