Odyssey.com is Braden Pollock’s Largest Domain Name Sale

Andrew Miller from Hilco Digital Assets announced that his company oversaw the sale of Odyssey.com on behalf of Braden Pollock. According to the LinkedIn post, it is Braden’s largest domain name sale.

Commenting on the sale, Braden praised Andrew for helping to make the deal happen. “Andrew had to be creative to get this deal done. In the end it was a win-win,” he told me.

The domain name transferred from GoDaddy to Namecheap, and the Whois record for Odyssey.com is currently private. The domain name still resolves to a Hilco “for sale” landing page. This means the buyer for Odyssey.com is unknown at the time of publication.

I understand Braden has sold several domain names for seven figures, so I would imagine Odyssey.com sold for an amount approaching mid-seven figures.

Elliot Silver
Elliot Silver
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