Here are some cases where new TLD registrants flipped new domains for a nice return.
It’s easy to come out and say new TLDs are a waste of time for domain name investors and that you won’t make any money with them. You can point to high initial prices and registry premiums to suggest that domainers are being cut out of the action.
The reality is that some people are making good money flipping new TLDs.
One big winner is Valery Otto in Monaco. According to historical whois records, this person was the seller of two .estate domain names: Luxury.estate for $50,000 and NewYork.estate for $9,000. Both of these domain names were registered during the last phases of the Early Access Program. Donuts said its estimated retail cost of each of the domains is under $200.
Here are some of the sales:
World.estate $35,000
Baltic.cruises $25,000
Easy.services $2,667
Mobile.contractors $2,449
Mindful.solutions $2,400
Living.company $1,999
Scout.ventures $1,000
Improve.tips $880
Active.marketing $875
Capetown.today $799
Future.training $750
Table.today $749
Source: DomainNameWire
It’s easy to come out and say new TLDs are a waste of time for domain name investors and that you won’t make any money with them. You can point to high initial prices and registry premiums to suggest that domainers are being cut out of the action.
The reality is that some people are making good money flipping new TLDs.
One big winner is Valery Otto in Monaco. According to historical whois records, this person was the seller of two .estate domain names: Luxury.estate for $50,000 and NewYork.estate for $9,000. Both of these domain names were registered during the last phases of the Early Access Program. Donuts said its estimated retail cost of each of the domains is under $200.
Here are some of the sales:
World.estate $35,000
Baltic.cruises $25,000
Easy.services $2,667
Mobile.contractors $2,449
Mindful.solutions $2,400
Living.company $1,999
Scout.ventures $1,000
Improve.tips $880
Active.marketing $875
Capetown.today $799
Future.training $750
Table.today $749
Source: DomainNameWire
