pool.com

[goBigtime]

Is there a history somewhere of what domains sold for through them?

I don't want to sign up for their site/service - I just want to know what a dropped domain sold for....

[GeorgeK]

Some of their top sales appear in the weekly archives of DNJournal.com

Some of the prices are amazing (e.g. $100K+ for culinary.com).

[lock]

i was interested in similar wanted to see what fruit.com was sold for in 98 99 i remember at greatdomains.com it was sold for some hidious amount making it one of the highest selling domains of all time.
Anyone know what fruit of the loom paid for it.

[swami]

Dnjournal.com has the bigger ones.
Otherwise no though some domain guys backorder all the good names just to get an insight into what they are selling for and they keep records.

[Trax]

this could be interesting ;)

[lock]

Originally posted by swami
Dnjournal.com has the bigger ones.
Otherwise no though some domain guys backorder all the good names just to get an insight into what they are selling for and they keep records.

an interesting read

[goBigtime]

2. Kreuzfahrten.de
"Cruises" in German ?70,000 = $88,853 Sedo

10. Billing-Telefonieren.de
"Cheaper Telephoning"
in German ?5,800 = $7,363 Sedo

[KRL]

You make a juicy commission when an affiliate gets a domain at auction.

[swami]

Originally posted by KRL
You make a juicy commission when an affiliate gets a domain at auction.

Not as juicy as it was.
Only 10% now

[swami]

Originally posted by lock
i was interested in similar wanted to see what fruit.com was sold for in 98 99 i remember at greatdomains.com it was sold for some hidious amount making it one of the highest selling domains of all time.
Anyone know what fruit of the loom paid for it.

If I remeber rightly it was owned by a aussie and he sold it for $300,000 I could be wronh tho

[Drake]

Nice site, at the bottom is shows that Woman.com sold on Feb. 14th this year.

Six figures but actual numbers not posted due to confidentiality agreement.