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GB.com has been sold according to whois records and is now displaying domain name brokerage firm Guta.com. I contacted George Hong, CEO & Founder of Guta.com, who was able to confirm that Guta brokered the domain name sale but the details of the deal have to remain confidential. GB.com was...

Did GB.com get sold? Domain sleuth George Kirikos tweeted out that the registrar changed and the domain is now under privacy. When checking whois I see that the nameservers are now at Uniregistry.link. Source

Heritage Auctions (HA) had been brokering the OC.com domain name on behalf of a Dallas company called Open Connect. HA received some good publicity for OC.com, but the domain name was not sold until this week. The Whois record was updated, and the new owner of the domain name is Aron Meystedt’s...

Yesterday, the news that domainer Liulian acquired FH.com broke out. The previous owner of FH.com appeared to be NameFind LLC, which is a GoDaddy company. Right now FH.com’s whois appears to be Xiaosheng Liu, CEO of 62.com, seems like 62.com brokered the deal. The price of FH.com is not...

BY.com has been sold by its owner to someone from China. The name was put on auction at Namescon 2016 but wasn't sold. Jamie Zoch announced that it has finally sold! How much do you think would be the right selling price for the domain?

It looks like a company called ZS Associates has acquired the high value ZS.com domain name. The company currently uses ZSAssociates.com for its website. As you can see to the left, the company’s logo is simply “ZS,” so this domain name upgrade will fit right into its branding without much...

Faraday Future has acquired the valuable FF.com domain name, according to an announcement made this morning in the company’s newsletter. If you visit FaradayFuture.com, you will see that the domain name is now forwarding directly to FF.com. For those who aren’t aware, Faraday Future is a car...

According to domain broker, James Booth, who did not broker the domain personally, DY.com was confirmed as “sold” by its seller; the price was in excess of $900,000 dollars. There is currently no WHOIS change and DY.com still displays a “For sale” landing page. DY.com was registered in 1995...

The UDRP against the two letter (LL) .com domain, KQ.com, has been denied. The UDRP was filed at the WIPO back in January by Kenya Airways, that uses “KQ” as its airline code per IATA. Kenya Airways is using the “KQ” IATA designation as part of its brand Registered in 1996, the domain KQ.com...

Another day, another ultra-short LL .com domain of two letters changes hands: ZZ.com is now owned by Chinese domain owners. According to a research performed by Canadian domain investor and analyst, George Kirikos, the domain ZZ.com marks another acquisition by the ever-hungry Chinese...

The Elite Domains Group portfolio purchase by GoDaddy includes at least 17, two letter .com domain names. fj.com ts.com vt.com wv.com dv.com mw.com ak.com bs.com eq.com er.com fh.com gh.com gk.com jc.com lf.com nh.com ov.com Minimum wholesale value on 2 letter .com domain names is north of...

It looks like the high value UE.com domain name was recently acquired by Logitech, a NASDAQ publicly traded company that produces computer peripherals and other types of electronic devices. According to a recent Whois change, Logitech just became the registered owner of this two letter .com...

Panel orders valuable domain name transferred. A three-member National Arbitration Forum panel has ordered the domain name ZT.com transferred in a cybersquatting complaint. We’re talking about what could be a seven-figure asset here, and also a two-letter domain that can be used for many...

It appears that a large gaming company called Machine Zone may have acquired the two letter MZ.com domain name. The Whois registrant for MZ.com is currently listed as Marksmen, Inc., and the domain name shows a website for Machine Zone. Among other things, Marksmen acquires domain names on...

A UDRP has been filed on a two letter .Com domain name ZT.com It appears the domain name was owned in 2014 by Cincinnati Bell Telephone/Fuse Internet then transferred into privacy in September 2014, then transferred to a Raymond Liu in August 2015 and then was transferred to another Chinese...

The Chinese new year celebrations are over, and Monday’s stock market trading will be crucial. No more excuses for the hard-working Chinese, that took a full week off to welcome the Year of the Monkey. In the US, we go to work on January 2nd, hangover or not. Domain investors in China are said...

TP.com sold for $929,000 on NameJet today, while Ename.cn is reporting that KF.com sold for only 840,000 RMB ($127,932). The domain moved from a registrant in New York to a Chinese domain investor.