Domain Sales List 2009 - Page 10

mark · #91 12-06-09, 09:06 AM

Hi Ned

It was an end user buyer, who had approached the domain owner prior to listing on Netfleet, and agreed the price before hand. The owner wanted to put it on Netfleet so there was a degree of traceability. No arguments from us!

Cheers
Mark

DomainMarketPlace · #92 12-06-09, 09:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by neddy

Wow! Great result, but having looked at the history, I'm now confused as to strategy David. You suggest on Netfleet that domains that are listed at a low starting price generally get better results i.e. more offers leading to higher bids etc.

This domain was listed in late April with a starting price of $7000, and then sold this week with just one bid. It's not as if it's a popular generic name, so there has got to be more to it surely?

Please ease my confusion!

Cheers, Ned

Its a good domain for any water authority, state government, water tank producer etc especially given the current climate. The registry hasnt been updated so we can't see who purchased it!

I'm guessing the sale is the result of contacting potential end users..

Edit-- just saw Mark's post

neddy · #93 12-06-09, 09:24 AM

Thanks for info Mark. It is a great result. I am selling my domains too cheaply!

Cheers, Ned

DavidL · #94 12-06-09, 02:34 PM

Two more to report:

de.net.au - $400
wx.com.au - $1,500

DavidL · #95 15-06-09, 09:07 AM

Great result for a great name.

This beats the previous biggest sale since deregulation of freestuff.com.au for $18,700..

Brings the total sales on Netfleet this month (we are only half way through) to $82,789.

I think things are starting to kick up a gear or two...

DomainMarketPlace · #96 15-06-09, 09:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by netfleet

Great result for a great name.

This beats the previous biggest sale since deregulation of freestuff.com.au for $18,700..

Brings the total sales on Netfleet this month (we are only half way through) to $82,789.

I think things are starting to kick up a gear or two...

Congrats, big sale. Pretty sure I spoke your buyer (and seller) about that name as well over that last month or so.

DavidL · #97 15-06-09, 01:02 PM

Thanks DMP - let's hope it spurs on a bit more activity for .au.

Now I should correct as well - total sales valueon Netfleet this month is about $58K not over $80K, sorry.

neddy · #98 15-06-09, 01:06 PM

Fantastic news for our local industry. Well done to everyone concerned! And particularly well done to Mark and David at Netfleet because your site is really looking good these days. Very professional all round.

Cheers, Ned

Ross · #99 15-06-09, 02:18 PM

This is great... we're finally seeing those large 5 figure sales. Fantastic news not only for the seller but also for the whole .com.au industry.

This sale will probably raise the price of all .com.au domains by about 20% because now we have real data that the domains are worth serious cash.

Maybe it's a good time for netfleet to hit the mainstream and do some PR regarding Netfleet site... as it looks awesome.

spacey · #**100** 15-06-09, 02:23 PM

sextoys was a category killer ...... you cant get better !

This will no doubt get a roi overtime and be a market leader in the adult industry

I doubt you will ever see that name up for sale again

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