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Sedo weekly sales led by OpenSourceCMS.com

August 1, 2017 by Raymond Hackney

Sedo reported their weekly sales and OpenSourceCMS.com was the top sale at $35,000.

Crypto names continue to get bought up with CrypyoStars.com selling for $6,565. Crypto.Tech selling for $2,999

.IO took 2 out of the top 3 cctld sales. Gamble.io led the way at $10,000.

Domain name Price Currency
.COMs
opensourcecms.com 35,000 USD
lumiant.com 17,500 USD
eyetime.com 15,000 USD
medstore.com 10,000 USD
summerfridays.com 10,000 USD
mazout.com 8,650 USD
cryptostars.com 6,565 USD
reiko.com 5,601 USD
exosomes.com 5,500 USD
conceptco.com 5,000 USD
247mining.com 4,995 USD
budgethousing.com 4,995 USD
onstreaming.com 4,995 USD
hotcorn.com 4,900 USD
kvest.com 4,850 USD
medcentres.com 4,250 USD
zimad.com 4,100 USD
mybusinessphone.com 3,877 USD
sexylinks.com 3,800 EUR
j500.com 3,200 USD
blazen.com 3,000 USD
y3y.com 3,000 USD
golfgate.com 2,999 USD
株式会社dmm.com 2,990 EUR
freemall.com 2,644 USD
anytron.com 2,500 USD
massk.com 2,200 USD
gift2go.com 2,000 USD
ran-pop.com 2,000 USD
zootility.com 2,000 USD
thatoneplace.com 2,000 USD
ccTLDs
gamble.io 10,000 USD
gdpr.co.uk 7,500 GBP
way.io 7,490 USD
geschwindigkeit.de 6,000 EUR
alley.co 6,000 USD
pledge.tv 4,999 USD
familienportal.de 3,990 EUR
maxus.de 3,625 EUR
lace.uk 2,995 GBP
saic.de 2,990 EUR
stats.io 2,500 EUR
onlineoptiker.de 2,300 EUR
textilrevue.ch 2,200 EUR
other
fbi.net 3,327 GBP
koala.org 3,176 EUR
crypto.tech 2,999 USD
topmusic.net 2,500 USD
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Comments

  1. Michel says

    August 1, 2017 at 8:43 pm

    Summerfridays? 10k? Give me a break!

    • Mace says

      August 2, 2017 at 5:23 pm

      I was going to make a similar comment regarding SummerFridays.com.
      $10k ?!?! Not even worth reg fee !
      There’s hope for my low-end domains on SEDO after all 🙂

      • STRIKER says

        August 2, 2017 at 5:48 pm

        No, there’s not. Do you really not get what’s going on with sales like that one?

      • STRIKER says

        August 2, 2017 at 6:02 pm

        Actually…I just googled “summer fridays”. It’s evidently a “thing”. crazy

  2. Domainer says

    August 2, 2017 at 10:30 am

    A while back Sedo said they were creating a dns so domains pointed towards that dns would go to the ‘for sale’ page, bypassing the ppc landing page. We know the ppc pages are problematic for unintentional TM threat without producing any ppc revenue.

    I guess they will come out with the dns once most of the professional domainers create their own ‘for sale’ pages.
    “Closing the barn door after the horses have bolted”.

    I suspect Sedo domain sales have been dropping consistently so the holding company will continue to milk it as long as some sales continue. .

  3. STRIKER says

    August 2, 2017 at 11:49 am

    Ray,

    I see d.tv is turning into some sort of shopping site. Didn’t Mr. Berkens used to own that one (I could be wrong here)…but if yes, how much did he sell it for?

    • Raymond Hackney says

      August 2, 2017 at 1:51 pm

      Mike did own it and he sold it.

      • STRIKER says

        August 2, 2017 at 2:44 pm

        Over $100K?

        • Raymond Hackney says

          August 2, 2017 at 6:56 pm

          Looks like D.tv was sold in the portfolio sale to GoDaddy. So Mike did not sell it, GoDaddy/Namefind did. They don’t report prices on their sales.

  4. Wayne says

    August 4, 2017 at 1:14 pm

    Hello Everyone,
    Does this list reveal anything, in particular, regarding the rotation of “in-favor” from “out-of-favor” names?
    And vice-versa?
    This list has some “interesting” names for some seemingly outlandish sales prices.
    I’ve kept my finger of the pulse of the Domain Industry for a few years now, albeit from the outside looking in, and I don’t ever recall such odd, non-specific names getting so much attention, let alone sales.
    Any comments from the more well-initiated would be appreciated.
    Thanks!


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