Frank Schilling’s Name Adminstration Sells voiceworks.com For $40K On Sedo

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Frank Schilling’s Name Administration has just sold the domain name VoiceWorks.com for $40,000 on Sedo.com

The buyer  is a company by the same name that uses voiceworks.nl as its main site and the recently purchased .com forward to the .Nl site.

.NL  is the country code for the Netherlands.

In another sale just crossing the Sedo sales wire, the domain name software.com.mx sold for 30,000 Euro’s or about $37K.

The domain is currently being forwarded to targetware.com.mx

 

 

Congrats to Frank and the buyer on the transaction.

About Michael Berkens

Michael Berkens, Esq. is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of TheDomains.com. Michael is also the co-founder of Worldwide Media Inc. which sold around 70K domain to Godaddy.com in December 2015 and now owns around 8K domain names . Michael was also one of the 5 Judges selected for the the Verisign 30th Anniversary .Com contest.

Comments

  3. owen frager says

    This is what I’ve been talking about that people don’t understand
    Not just software- software as a service (SaaS)
    That means it’s web-based so you go to constant contact.com for your direct mail program you don’t install it in your drives
    Therefore the .com is as bigger branding as is the word left of the dot
    .com = cloud
    If you want to be selling cloud software only .com will do and that’s why I have blogged so many examples of cctlds that need to change

    Voiceworks= SIR navigation- voice recognition- this si the biggest space in the history of many- voice will replace typing and thus type-in- could have gone for a million easily

  4. Slow Down and Think before yoU tYpE says

    @owen,

    Dude, make some sense – that last post was a whole lotta’ babble.

  5. owen frager says

    Translate:

    a $4 million name (VoiceWorks) went for $40K and a $2 million name (MobileWorkforce.com) went for $30K and a $10 million name (Box.com) went for a million
    Because even the best domainers know names, but they don’t know software
    If a domainer who has an app name were to partner with a guy who knows both names and software, there’s fortunes to be made

  6. Frager Fracture says

    @ slow down with ya, I didn’t understand a word he said

    @ frager if you think voiceworks is worth 4 million and mobileworkforce 2 million then you apparently know more about software than domains.

  8. owen frager says

    @sdnof look at the home page right column on frager factor with red border that lists real people using domains for real business you can see many software names and click to see who buys them and sometimes the link goes to a story that explains why like on cloud.com

  9. Louise says

    Hi Owen, How do you like ResponsiveTV.com? I just hand-reg’d it.

    To protect myself, I took a screenshot of Responsive.tv. The landing page reads: “Responsive.tv is available!” It hasn’t been registered, yet. Those silly people Verisign are always causing trouble.

  10. Louise says

    Someone on CNBC mentioned facial recognition software will become ubiquitous on tv. Not to violate privacy, but to read what gender, and if someone is watching, so stations can deliver more targeted ads. I’m okay with that! I used a half-off coupon on the web one time, for an online shoestore I like, so I’m okay with receiving targeted ads. So, I just reserved the twitter/Facebook/gmail/Youtube channel for, ResponsiveTV, and tweeted this story!

  13. Louise says

    Insight: Intel’s plans for virtual TV come into focus
    http://www.cnbc.com/id/47731769

    Here is the link, above. I don’t even know if it involves cameras. What does gesture tech use? Or, will it be some kind of voice tech? It’s a long article, so I haven’t gotten through it, yet. Your guess is as good as mine.

  16. 3D is my life says

    Louise, maybe it involves reading brainwaves. So, you should just stick with a regular tv.

  17. Louise says

    The xbox uses some kind of infrared camera, so it’s some kind of camera tech.

  21. WaitingforOwenFragersOpinion says

    Sorry, but I was waiting for Owen Frager’s opinion.

    @ 3D said: “Louise. It took you all day to figure that out.”

    It could have been some kind of laser.

    @3D said: “by flash, I meant”

    If you get your head out of the smut, you might realize some great opportunities, too! 😀

  22. Bill W says

    VoiceWorks.com valued at $4,000,000. LOL
    I doubt it get any volume of type ins. Most of google search shows up with websites for “how your voice works”. Brandable for a company name….I’m ok with that even at $40k.

    MobileWorkForce for $2,000,000 I don’t see that either.

    Owen….please show us a few comparable sales to justify your valuations.