WallStreet.com is back for sale.
According to a press release just out the domain name WallStreet.com, Wall-Street.com are being sold with 7 U.S. registered trademarks with bidding starting at $30 Million Dollars.
Wall-Street.com is an active website not just a domain name.
WallStreet.com was the first publicly reported domain name to sell for more than $1 Million dollars.
Monte Cahn brokered the domain for $1.02 Million dollars 1999.
The domain name resold for $1,030,000 in 2005.
According to the press release “the total package sale is expected to start taking bids at $30 million, and includes the domains WallStreet.com, Wall-Street.com, and seven registered U.S. Trademarks including Principal trademark, Wall Street.com Serial number is 85525019; Registration Number 4267116″
Parties interested in the purchase of the WallStreet.com Domain Package can email info@wall-street.com.
Whatever. This domain won’t sell for more than $2 million (if even that)…pipe dream
Michael, in your personal opinion, how much the related trademarks increase the value of the domain name in this case?
What is the value of a trademark on Wallstreet.com?
I think it would make more sense to sell it as domain only.
Wait 6 months (or until used) and then file a UDRP.
Maybe that’s just me.
Whats more valuation StockMarket.com or WallStreet.com ??
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-04-01/top-signal-arrived-inbox
Pete
Not much of anything
I’ve strongly supported StockMarket.com on another blog before already, so with that said I will say that imo WallStreet.com is definitely more valuable among the two. And StockMarket.com is already very valuable.
Professionals trade, WallStreet com IMO as little appeal as a brand/vertical.