Deals.org Sells on NameJet for $32,901
By Elliot Silver ⋅
December 19, 2011
Deals.org sold this afternoon on NameJet for $32,901. There were 250 people who placed bids in the auction, and there was a total of 308 bids placed.
The domain name was a privately owned domain name, and it skyrocketed from around $10,000 to the closing sales price during the final minutes. I think it was a pretty solid sales price considering the commercial “deals” term combined with the generally non-commercial .org extension.
Do you think it was a good deal for the buyer or seller?
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mrs jello sold it
did he put a reserve on it do you know? or did he throw caution to wind knowing was a good domain
Elliot Silver
@ od
Can’t say for sure, sorry. I bid at just under $10,000 and there wasn’t a reserve at that level.
BullS
Bad deal for buyer….as
dot com is and always be KING.
Steve M
“Do you think it was a good deal for the buyer or seller?”
Yes! Most definitely! 😉
(reminds one of the insightful Yogi Berra quote: “When you come to a fork in the road, take it!”)
Happy Holidays everyone.
Gnanes
Congrats to the seller. The reserve was set at $7,222
Sameh
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Yes .. the domain had reserve, according to “NameJet Reserve” bid it was $7,222
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ah, ok, thanks everyone
nice sale
mrs jello can buy a nice box of cuban cigars for xmas
i actually like the extension with the keyword
gives a bit of class and trust, and is very memorable
plus the .com would be 7 figures, undeveloped imo
jimmy
I think the both the seller and buyer are happy. Many don’t realize that .org domains tend to do far better than .net and the keyword is tremendously valuable. I wouldnt be surprised if it sells in the future for six figures
don
great name, could easily be build out into a huge brand…so many possible businesses all on one killer domain
Joel
I love it. We have a lot of “Deal” names!