Sedo ran a numeric auction in conjunction with the .Club registry, and the auction concluded today. Sedo shared the results of the auction, which netted $44,727 in total sales. I have published the results of the no reserve auction below.

From what I understand, all of the domain names that were put up for auction were sold. Obviously since the auction ended this afternoon, all of these auctions should be considered “pending sales,” until they are paid and transferred. I would imagine the sales will all be reported to NameBio once they close.

The top three sales were triple repeating numbers – 555.Club, 111.Club, and 666.Club. The next few sales had the number 8 in them. 16 auctions had bids greater than $1,000. The lowest value sale was 544.Club, which sold for $169.

In total, 37 NNN.Club domain names were sold today.

Here is the full list of domain name sales from today’s .Club numeric auction:

Domain Max Bid

• 555.club $5,755
• 111.club $5,320
• 666.club $3,600
• 688.club $3,220
• 118.club $2,260
• 288.club $2,060
• 818.club $2,010
• 333.club $1,801
• 800.club $1,451
• 177.club $1,310
• 988.club $1,300
• 788.club $1,250
• 868.club $1,250
• 121.club $1,250
• 858.club $1,105
• 151.club $1,001
• 181.club $751
• 878.club $726
• 898.club $700
• 120.club $700
• 882.club $656
• 200.club $510
• 211.club $450
• 166.club $412
• 816.club $390
• 869.club $385
• 255.club $360
• 171.club $339
• 122.club $329
• 711.club $320
• 131.club $310
• 815.club $300
• 806.club $300
• 112.club $269
• 251.club $229
• 864.club $179
• 544.club $169

Sedo just announced that it updated its search criteria to allow users to search for numeric domain names on its platform. This should make it easier for domain name buyers to find numeric domain names for sale at Sedo. The new search feature can be found in the advanced search filter options in Sedo’s search engine.

Yesterday, I reported .Club founder Colin Campbell’s tweet announcing that “[a]s of today, all 4 number names are now registered with a few still premium”. In addition to the search functionality update, Sedo also announced that it will be holding a numeric domain name auction for .Club domain names from November 12- 19. I am not sure if the domain names being auctioned are owned by the registry, and I do not have details about whether auction submissions are being accepted. Be in touch with Sedo if you have any questions.

The link to the numeric auction is here.

Here is the news release I received with more information:

Aside from owning SSSN.com and PRRR.com, I no longer own many domain names that seem to be in great demand to Chinese domain name buyers. I suppose I don’t fully understand the rationale for these purchases and am concerned that if I jump into that market right now I will end up losing money.

I read Shane Cultra’s list of domain names coming up for auction, and he highlighted one that was intriguing to me. In this morning’s post, Shane said, “XXWW.com OK this is the best name on the board. Maybe not in the future but right now.” I clicked through, and I see XXWW.com is up for auction on Sedo right now. The current high bid is $10,000 and the reserve has been met.

To be totally honest, I

Well, it looks like the 71% majority of voters who thought EZ.com would sell in Sedo’s  Great Domains auction were incorrect. I was pretty surprised that so many votes were cast thinking that EZ.com would sell in the auction. In the end, the high bid for EZ.com was $430,000. I presume Dave Evanson from Sedo will be working the phones and email trying to get a post-auction deal done.

In total, the auction grossed somewhere around $150,000 in total sales. The results are mixed with USD and EUR, so I am not sure the exact amount of closed sales. The largest sale of this month’s auction was DCR.com which sold for $42,000. ICT.com was the next highest sale at 38,000 EUR. ArtDirector.com sold for $9,999.

As I mention every month after the Great Domains auction sales report, the auctions ended today and most of these deals are likely not yet closed. Sedo will publicly report the sales as payments are made, so keep that in mind when you have a look at these auction results.

Here are this month’s