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F*uckBook.net sells for $100,000 on Sedo

Posted by – February 17, 2012

FuckBook.net domain name was sold through Sedo for an impressive $ 100,000.

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IAC sells Sendori for $3 million

Posted by – January 20, 2012

IAC’s sponsored listing/traffic monetization unit sold.

IAC has sold its Sendori unit for a total consideration of $ 3 million, nearly three years after buying the company, according to a recent SEC filing.

When Sendori launched, it provided a way for domain name owners to monetize their domain names without requiring domain visitor to click on ads. Instead, domain visitors are automatically forwarded to relevant advertisers’ sites.

Sendori’s consumer facing web site now promotes a tool that edits your computer’s DNS and says it will save you from phishing, malware, and other vulnerabilities. However, a number of domain parking companies still work with Sendori for so-called “zero click” monetization.

IAC purchased Sendori in January 2009 for an undisclosed price. Rumors pegged the purchase at $ 25 million, although the company said that was not accurate. Sendori was merged into Ask Sponsored Listings, which may be part of this sale.

An agreement to sell the company was reached on November 3 and was expected to close on or around November 10, according to the filing. The name of the buyer was not disclosed. The filing is from November, so an update should be provided in a future filing.

The filing shows Sendori’s revenue was $ 9.3 million in Q1 of this year. Q2 revenue fell to $ 7.0 million and Q3 revenue was only $ 5.3 million. It had losses in five of the last seven quarters.

The company wrote down $ 4.9 million in capitalized software costs and took an intangible asset impairment charge of $ 0.6 million in Q3 in preparation for the sale.

$ 2.3 million of the $ 3.0 million purchase price is contingent on the collection of outstanding accounts receivable.



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BustaRhymes.com Sells For $1,300 on NameJet.com: Now What?

Posted by – December 25, 2011

 The Domains: The auction for the domain name BustaRhymes.com ended today on NameJet.com with a winning bid of $ 1,300. As we told you the other day the domain name BustaRhymes.com dropped when his management company apparently  failed to renew the domain registration In all there were  47 bidders and 8 willing to pay $ 100 or more, and
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Borders sells IPv4 addresses for $12 each

Posted by – December 5, 2011

 DomainIncite.com: The bankrupt book shop chain Borders intends to sell its IPv4 addresses for $ 12 each, raising over $ 786,000, according to a bankruptcy court filing. The deal, which is subject to approval by ARIN, follows Nortel’s fire sale of its address block to Microsoft for $ 11.25 per address earlier this year. The buyer is Cerner, a

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DasWetter.com sells for $30,000 on Sedo

Posted by – September 11, 2011

DasWetter.com domain name was sold through the Sedo domain name marketplace for $ 30,000 .

According to whois records,the domain name is still in the transfer process .

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Streetchat.com sells for $22,000 on Sedo

Posted by – August 14, 2011

 HybridDomainer.com: The domain streetchat.com looks to have sold for $ 22,000 and the buyer looks to be thestreet.com. Nice price for the name.  Only the .net is registered along with the .com in Gtld. It looks like 8/11 a company called Cell Express regged the .co
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VirtualPrivateServer.com Sells For $20K On NameJet; Muisc.com For $11K & Polygamy.com For $9K

Posted by – July 19, 2011

 The Domains: A bunch of other domain name sold at auction today at NameJet.com in addition to GoCarts.com which I though deserved it own post. The domain VirtualPrivateServer.com sold for $ 20,550. If you don’t know what this is, you can check out the quite long Wikipedia entry on it. Basically its related to hosting and is going
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Moniker Auction Sells Another 5 Domains Plus Data.com

Posted by – June 16, 2011

Houses.co.uk leads premium domain name auction.

Moniker‘s “make up” auction from last week’s Barcelona conference has found a home for five more domains on top of the multi-million dollar sale of Data.com to Salesforce.com. Data.com was pulled from the auction after Salesforce.com made a significant offer on the domain name.

The sales included:

Houses.co.uk $ 50,870
Gado.com $ 3,000
SEMexpert.com $ 600
SEOagencies.com $ 900
Pilsners.co.uk $ 300

It’s worth noting that Houses.co.uk started with no reserve, which helped attract 19 bidders.

Social.com received a $ 2.5 million dollar bid but failed to meet its reserve. Here are some other domains that failed to meet the reserve:

WorldClock.com $ 41,000
CustomCars.com $ 15,000
Premed.com $ 11,001
Telefono.es $ 10,001
Duffelbag.com $ 5500
BodySculpting.com $ 5500
HardAbs.com $ 1,250

WorldClock.com, Premed.com, and BodySculpting.com were part of my “picks” for the auction. There was one bidder for WorldClock.com but he kept bidding the price up to find the reserve. The domain name is owned by CNN and has a reserve of up to $ 50,000.

I wouldn’t be surprised to see a lot of action on some of these domains over the next few weeks.


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Garry Chernoff sells AdNet.com domain name for $60,000

Posted by – June 12, 2011

Garry Chernoff has recently made another bid domain name sale.He managed to sell AdNet.com domain name for $ 60,000 .

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Sedo sells OnlinePay.com for $32,000

Posted by – May 2, 2011

OnlinePay.com domain name was sold through the Sedo domain name marketplace for $ 32,000 .This was a nice sale both for the seller and the buyer .
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