Biggest domain sale of the year is Brand.com for $500k?!?
 

Doesn't that seem low for the record this year?

The owner wasn't even willing to consider offers less than 7 figures and ended up taking a half a million.

http://venturebeat.com/2013/07/05/bi...for-brand-com/

Eh you take what you can get in a downturned market.

In a world where half the people think Facebook is the internet, domain names aren't the big deal they used to be.

It's not a top tier domain. Bigger domains won't be sold until the money is right.
Yes, it's a very good domain... But it's not something on the scale of loans.com or mortgage.com

You pretty much nailed it. Any other response to to this thread would be pretty much retarded. :2 cents: What blows my mind is that somebody doesn't get it and would have the gall to post the question here. Some people are just born stupid I guess.

My point though was that $500k is the biggest single sale of the year and we are already more than halfway through? There hasn't been one at a million or even three quarters of a million this year?

Yeah, because businesses say "well there is Facebook now, so mybusinessonmaplestreet.com is good enough for my business."

Your trolling is getting weak, son.

2012:

Investing.com $2,450,000
PersonalLoans.com $1,000,000
Silver.com $875,000
FreeWebsite.com $500,000
Webhosting.co.uk $500,000
Challenge.com $500,000
Jackpot.com $500,000

Gosh, Facebook really killed domain sales when it launched this year. :error

Yeah, because 2012 is 2013... moron

im making a purple cow and watching a movie good nite :2 cents: :2 cents:

You're saying it's because of Facebook. Facebook was around in...

Never mind, you're a worthless Internet troll... Next...