What is common with these domain names?
Server.com
Toys.com
Candy.com
Vibrators.com
All these domain names are the high profile and generic names and they are in the news of-late in almost all domain related web portals. Just when we thought that the big recession of 2009 was playing a dangerous role, there came big news that some unknown internet entrepreneur has grabbed the above-mentioned domain names. Of late, we have been witnessing a great number of generic and high profile selling at high prices. There may be some compelling reasons for the owners of these domains to sell their domains.
It is also possible that most of them are now ready to dispose their portfolio because of lack of liquidity. It may also be possible that cash rich firms are buying domains by taking into account the issue of recession-hit economy; almost all domain traders are looking to recover some of their investments by selling good domains.
Most domain experts agree on one common fact – that people want to have an access to ready cash now and this necessitates them to part with their stock of domain names very quickly. Recently, there was a report of Sedo selling a top-level domain, server.com for an eye-dropping amount of $770,000! Likewise, other domains like jesus.net ($124,337), omg.com ($80,000) and enlargement.com ($56,000) are also making big news because of their exorbitant selling price.
What do these figures tell us? Do we feel that domain market is seeing resurgence? On the flipside, are the sales just an indication of desperation on part of the domain owners? We will never know about the reasons that forced them to sell these domain names. However, one thing is certain. We will continue to see such incidences of sale in this year and beyond. The average sales price for premium and top of the lien domain names may come down throughout this year.
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