Social.org Sells for Nearly $150k

Nearly four months after Social.org sold for $228,600 in a NameJet auction where the winning bidder didn’t pay, the second public auction for Social.org concluded today, and the winning bid was $149,999.

Unlike the last time, it appears that this auction should actually close. Along with the mandatory bidder verification, I believe the winning bidder has won previous NameJet auctions. Of course, there’s always a chance that the auction won’t be completed, but I imagine it will go through.

Since it’s past 5pm and most banks are already closed for the weekend, we will most likely need to wait until next week or two in order to confirm that the winning bidder paid. For the sake of the domain owner and NameJet, I sure hope that’s the case.

Elliot Silver
Elliot Silver
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