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(The DN Journal Weekly TOP 20 Sales)
Top .IN: Omegle.IN $1,500 | Other .IN Sales: None
Top 'New TLD' / 'nTLD': Dortmund.TIPS EUR 980 (approx. US$1,078) | Other nTLD Sales: None
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Percentage of .COMs >>
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4 Weeks Ago (Thursday, Feb. 26) = 16 out of 20 = 80%
3 Weeks Ago (Thursday, Mar. 5) = 18 out of 20 = 90%
2 Weeks Ago (Thursday, Mar. 12) = 15 out of 20 = 75%
Last Week (Thursday, Mar. 19) = 15 out of 20 = 75%
This Week (Thursday, Mar. 26) = 16 out of 21 (due to a 'tie' at #20) = 76.19%
(All times/dates are IST)
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dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm excerpts:
Pair of Six-Figure Sales and Another Big Group of 3-Letter .Coms Take the Spotlight on This Week's Domain Sales Chart
By Ron Jackson
[...]
DomainNameSales led the way with a $150,000 sale of CurrencyConverter.com [...]
[...] second six-figure sale - one of those very popular 3-letter .coms - this one an ultra-rare repeating letter version - VVV.com - that went for $136,400 at NameJet.com [...]
[...]
[...] Mike Mann's DomainMarket.com selling #5 MissCandy.com for $30,000 (a name the Mann said he acquired for just $75 in 2012!) and Michael Berkens' MostWantedDomains.com moving #7 MakeItPop.com for a cool $25,000.
[...] in non .com ville [...] no reported sales [...] reaching five figures.
By the way, you all know that a lot of the biggest domain sales never get reported due to non disclosure agreements. Broker George Hong of Guta.com [...] sales of his own [...] the other as a .CC country code domain [...] Hong noted .CC is more popular in the buyer's location - China (where some market them to mean "Chinese Companies) than in other regions. In another big NDA sale, Michael Berkens moved [...]
[...]
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[ See More (including Ron's full, weekly list of the TOP 20 DN sales) at: dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm ]
Top .IN: Omegle.IN $1,500 | Other .IN Sales: None
Top 'New TLD' / 'nTLD': Dortmund.TIPS EUR 980 (approx. US$1,078) | Other nTLD Sales: None
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Percentage of .COMs >>
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4 Weeks Ago (Thursday, Feb. 26) = 16 out of 20 = 80%
3 Weeks Ago (Thursday, Mar. 5) = 18 out of 20 = 90%
2 Weeks Ago (Thursday, Mar. 12) = 15 out of 20 = 75%
Last Week (Thursday, Mar. 19) = 15 out of 20 = 75%
This Week (Thursday, Mar. 26) = 16 out of 21 (due to a 'tie' at #20) = 76.19%
(All times/dates are IST)
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dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm excerpts:
Pair of Six-Figure Sales and Another Big Group of 3-Letter .Coms Take the Spotlight on This Week's Domain Sales Chart
By Ron Jackson
[...]
DomainNameSales led the way with a $150,000 sale of CurrencyConverter.com [...]
[...] second six-figure sale - one of those very popular 3-letter .coms - this one an ultra-rare repeating letter version - VVV.com - that went for $136,400 at NameJet.com [...]
[...]
[...] Mike Mann's DomainMarket.com selling #5 MissCandy.com for $30,000 (a name the Mann said he acquired for just $75 in 2012!) and Michael Berkens' MostWantedDomains.com moving #7 MakeItPop.com for a cool $25,000.
[...] in non .com ville [...] no reported sales [...] reaching five figures.
By the way, you all know that a lot of the biggest domain sales never get reported due to non disclosure agreements. Broker George Hong of Guta.com [...] sales of his own [...] the other as a .CC country code domain [...] Hong noted .CC is more popular in the buyer's location - China (where some market them to mean "Chinese Companies) than in other regions. In another big NDA sale, Michael Berkens moved [...]
[...]
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[ See More (including Ron's full, weekly list of the TOP 20 DN sales) at: dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm ]
