Sedo released their sales data for the week, there were a couple 3L.com sales with ENS.com and HSE.com.
Horse.Horse for $2,000 was the most puzzling sale of the week for me. I am not sure why to spend $2,000 on Horse.Horse. 101 Domain page showing currently.
Top .com: MAMMA.COM at 72,999 USD
Top ccTLD: GRAZMOBIL.AT at 4,000 EUR
Top “other” TLD: PSYCHIC.ORG at 12,000 USD
.COMs
mamma.com 72,999 USD
ens.com 38,200 EUR
hse.com 30,000 USD
paby.com 16,000 USD
realhosting.com 9,999 EUR
vidahotels.com 9,999 USD
h5h5.com 8,000 USD
watch-guide.com 7,500 USD
moneybazaar.com 7,000 USD
nursery-rhymes.com 6,000 USD
cloudrealty.com 5,000 USD
tendollarstore.com 5,000 USD
optibid.com 5,000 EUR
kollaborative.com 5,000 USD
mildred.com 4,980 USD
newmarketdental.com 4,000 USD
dynastyfootball.com 4,000 USD
digitalmarketingmastery.com 4,000 USD
servicegroup.com 4,000 USD
altago.com 3,900 EUR
zoomwatch.com 3,900 USD
energydeals.com 3,700 GBP
worksourcestaffing.com 3,500 USD
casecamp.com 3,250 USD
76h.com 3,155 USD
missioneducation.com 3,075 USD
afassociates.com 3,000 USD
sjgas.com 2,988 USD
kanme.com 2,750 USD
teaklife.com 2,688 USD
gainsmart.com 2,650 USD
exuberance.com 2,500 USD
gainx.com 2,500 USD
oktoy.com 2,500 USD
printchamps.com 2,488 USD
embercorp.com 2,177 USD
bookpodcast.com 2,001 USD
datingoffers.com 2,000 USD
ccTLDs
grazmobil.at 4,000 EUR
h.gs 4,000 EUR
sportsbettingtips.co.uk 3,200 GBP
auction.es 2,999 USD
biomag.co.uk 2,950 GBP
www.wf 2,500 EUR
myprotein.com.mx 2,500 GBP
democracy.ch 2,490 EUR
bettingguide.co.uk 2,250 GBP
betway.fi 2,200 GBP
creativedigital.co.uk 2,148 GBP
correlate.eu 2,100 EUR
mobio.de 2,066 EUR
zizzi.cn 2,000 USD
OTHER
psychic.org 12,000 USD
ultrasound.biz 9,500 USD
lotto.international 5,000 USD
mobizone.net 2,500 EUR
horse.horse 2,000 USD
hse.com – 30k.. for some reason to me that feels a bit low..
I agree. HSE is quite a big trend now so this is surely an undersell.
I agree. I picked it up. 100% keeper for me till end user sale.
Mamma.com – there’s a URL from the past.
Mamma Search Engine, backed by Mark Cuban, was supposed to destroy Google, and put it out of biz. This was in maybe 2003?
Oh, well…next
Didn’t work out as well as Broadcast.com, which was put out to pasture by the Purple Cow after paying over $5 Billion for a URL and technology that didn’t work. Tumblr. was a bad deal at &1.2 Billion, but at least it had a community, revenues, and it was a “Hail Mary” to compete with Twitter and WordPress.
Mamma was far nefore 2003
It was marketed as ´the mother of all search engines’
But it seems was just a sort of aggregator of other search engines, it was created after altavista.com
mildred.com at $4,980 seems like quite a good buy. Wish I would have seen it.
Did anyone notice that the list is smaller than normal?
And, they no longer state the total sales and the percentage of “buy now” sales.
I wonder if Afternic is also experiencing a slump?
We posted about it a few weeks ago Domainer.
Sedo first started posting sales of $2,000 and above months ago, used to be $700.
A few weeks ago, no total sales and no buy it now %.
Wow! Mamma.com (“Mamma” means “Mother”/”Mom” in Italian) is impressive … I should say “Mamma mia!” 😀
Joking aside, Huge traffic and Great Brand! 🙂
Congrats to the buyer!
A bit of history about MAMMA.com (Source. Wikipedia):
Mamma.com was launched in July 1996 by Herman Tumurcuoglu in Montreal, Canada. It was one of the web’s first tier 2 metasearch engines.
Copernic Technologies Inc. was incorporated In July, 1996, under the name Agents Technology Inc.
On December 22, 2005, Mamma.com completed its acquisition of “Copernic Technologies Inc.”, a search technology company founded in July 1996 in Quebec City and maker of the desktop search utility Copernic Desktop Search. In the preceding fiscal year Copernic had a revenue of about $5.9 million and an EBITDA of about $1.8 million; Mamma.com paid $15.9 million and issued 2,380,000 common shares.
On June 8, 2007, Mamma.com Inc. changed its name to Copernic Inc., received a new stock symbol CNIC, (effective June 14, 2007), and launched its new corporate website.
On November 17, 2008, the SEC announced that it had charged Mark Cuban with insider trading. He was cleared in 2013: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-sec-cuban-verdict-idUSBRE99F0ZM20131016
It was alleged that he directed his broker to sell his entire 600,000 shares of stock in the company to avoid losses in excess of $750,000 based on insider information.
On June 30, 2009, Copernic completed the sale of Mamma.com and its third party Ad Net to Empresario, a privately owned digital media network based in Chicago Illinois.
http://www.dallasnews.com/business/headlines/20131007-cuban-i-had-concerns-about-mamma.coms-ties-to-stock-swindler.ece
They sold also Mama.com before: http://domainnamewire.com/2012/05/14/the-inside-story-of-mama-com/
Steve and Andrea, thanks for that info. Timing is everything. Look at the Cuban interviews on youtube….he speaks of that and broadcast dot com venture frequently.
Realhosting dot com is the winner here IMO. very nice sale/get. Reseller account, and cleaver marketing, and you’re in business.