Every domain sale tells a story. From the outside, a transaction can look deceptively simple: a buyer makes an offer, the seller accepts, and the domain changes hands. But behind many aftermarket domain sales is a short chain of negotiations, decisions, and operational steps that must proceed smoothly for both parties. Recently, a domain listed … Continue reading Inside a $16,500 Domain Sale: How One Deal Closed in Under 24h
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Welcome to the 14th post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog. In this series, I talk with domain name investors who share the details behind a recent sale. You will learn how they bought low and sold high, how the negotiations went down and much more. Today, I am again chatting with Richard from MagnumDomains who previously reported … Continue reading Behind the Sale: HAE.CO – from $25 purchase to $30,000 sale
Welcome to the 13th post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog. In this series, I talk with domain name investors who share the details behind a recent sale. You will learn how they bought low and sold high, how the negotiations went down and much more. Today, I am again chatting with David Gruttadaurio a part-time domain … Continue reading Behind the Sale: Signal.us – from $39 purchase to $12,500 sale
Today we are very excited to share that Richard of MagnumDomains sold the Eth.co domain name trough Efty for a whopping $300,000. Once reported, Eth.co will rank as the second highest .CO ever sold and the second highest ccTLD ever sold based on NameBio's data. The most expensive .co domain name ever sold was o.co which … Continue reading Eth.co sells for $300,000
Welcome to the tenth post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog. In this series, I talk with domain name investors who share all the details behind a recent sale. You will learn how they bought low and sold high, how the negotiations went down and much more. Today, I am chatting with Mark Levine a domain name … Continue reading Behind the Sale: BeWoke.com – from $244 purchase to $6,000 sale
Welcome to the ninth post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog. In this series, I talk with domain name investors who share all the details behind a recent sale. You will learn how they bought low and sold high, how the negotiations went down and much more. Today, I am chatting with Dan Prather a full-time domainer and … Continue reading Behind the Sale: myBK.com – from $535 purchase to $14,000 sale
Welcome to the eight post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog. In this series, I talk with domain name investors who share all the details behind a recent sale. You will learn how they bought low and sold high, how the negotiations went down and much more. Today, I am chatting with Alex Bates a full-time domain … Continue reading Behind the Sale: SmartCompanion.com – from $475 purchase to $9,940 sale
Welcome to the seventh post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog. In this series, I talk with domain name investors who share all the details behind a recent sale. You will learn how they bought low and sold high, how the negotiations went down and much more. Today, I am chatting with Joshua Reason a part-time domain … Continue reading Behind the Sale: GeekSpot.com – from $500 purchase to $5,255 sale
Welcome to the sixth post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog. In this series, I talk with domain name investors who share all the details behind a recent sale. You will learn how they bought low and sold high, how the negotiations went down and much more. Today, I am chatting with Chuck Hambling a part-time domain … Continue reading Behind the Sale: AirMedix.com – from $10 purchase to $2,400 sale
Welcome to the fifth post in our Behind the Sale series on the Efty blog. In this series, I talk with domain name investors who share all the details behind a recent sale. You will learn how they bought low and sold high, how the negotiations went down and much more. Today, I am chatting with David Gruttadaurio a part-time … Continue reading Behind the Sale: TrueAmateurs.com – from $59 purchase to $2,300 sale
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