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The Sale of Group.com and the Evolution of Group Publishing
In 2004, Group.com, was sold for $20,000 to Group Publishing Inc on domain reseller platform Afternic. This acquisition marked a strategic move to bolster the organization’s online presence and align it with its mission of providing innovative resources for youth and church ministries. Founded in 1974 by Thom Schultz, Group Publishing began as a magazine publisher serving youth ministers and…
NQ.com: A $27,000 Investment That Predicted the Domain Boom
Back in 2004, Hunter Cohen and his company, CoNeXus Software, Inc., made a bold move by acquiring the two-letter domain NQ.com for just $27,000. At the time, critics debated whether this price was excessive—but today, in a market where similar domains routinely command six- to seven-figure sums, that early investment now reads as a masterstroke. From Controversy to Coveted Asset When NQ.com…
The Sale of Constant.com: A $90,000 Deal That Made Waves Owner Revealed
In the ever-evolving domain industry, premium domain sales have always been a reflection of market demand and strategic investments. One notable transaction that stood out was the sale of Constant.com, which occurred in November 2011. The domain was sold via Afternic.com, a popular domain marketplace, for $90,000—a significant amount at the time, ranking number 80 that year in the top Domain Name…
Two Word .XYZ sells for $7,500 USD after 16 months
Two Word .XYZ sells for $7,500 USD after 16 months
The .XYZ domain name market appears to have slowed in recent months as many businesses are starting to preserve cash ahead of the long global recession which looks to hit every part of the global economy over the next 12 – 24 months, however, I love seeing domain investors reporting their sales and this one was just tweeted today. TheWallet.xyz was sold by a domain name investor known on Twitter…
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Hiren M. Patel shares two Five Figure 4L.com Domain Sales.
Hiren M. Patel shares two Five Figure 4L.com Domain Sales.
Congratulations to Hiren M. Patel on his sale of MrRX.com for $22,222 USD sold via Afternic, which he just shared on Twitter.com & AJAW.com for $16,849 USD via SquadHelp. “Thank you God, family, & friends Diversification is very important. #NFT market is currently going through some resting stage, but #Domains & #Crypto bringing consistent results if we keep planting seeds regularly. Sold…
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Galileo.net for $50K less than 1 Month After Being Acquired!
Galileo.net for $50K less than 1 Month After Being Acquired!
I just saw that the domain name Galileo.net has sold for $50,000 USD at Afternic.com, Being a dot net and bringing that price alone is pretty strong these days but then when I saw that it had only just been picked up last month at GoDaddy.com for $4,050 USD, now that’s really impressive! That’s a profit of $45,950.00 before the usual 20% commission from Afternic.com, meaning the buyer got an ROI…
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Lock.Space Domain Sale Ranks in Top 10 Dot Space Sales
Lock.Space Domain Sale Ranks in Top 10 Dot Space Sales
I spotted on Twitter that the domain name Lock.Space, has sold for $1,499 USD via Afternic, congratulations to the buyer and seller. The seller goes uses the Twitter handle @5.Best and shared the Afternic domain sold email today which you can see below. The Dot Space isn’t a GTLD that appears to be getting much traction though compared to some others, NTLD Stats shows that the GTLD has 433,839…
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Swetha Confirms Byte.XYZ Sale has been cancelled!
Swetha Confirms Byte.XYZ Sale has been cancelled!
Swetha has just replied to my post on NamePros about the sale of Byte.xyz being canceled, she shared a screenshot from Afternic which you can see below, Afternic was unable to verify the funds from the seller. It was unusual to actually see Afternic tweet about the sale of Byte.xyz ahead of Swetha announcing it herself on Twitter last week and now it looks as though it’s not closed. Swetha left a…
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