The domain market nearly hit the magic seven-figures again this year, with Bills.com selling for $964,500 in a private transaction. DNJournal’s reported sales for the week ending December 11th also included A1.com for $260,250 and Actionsports.com selling for $50,750. Oddities included PlayDoctor.com for $4,311 and BarbaraBush.com for $4,600.
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Man, I wish I was on the internet in ’94, when all the domains were still free and many of the great ones were still unregistered. I could’ve been a multimillionare by now!
Comment by Dennis Pallett — December 18, 2005 @ 6:42 am
Yeah, but back then registration was $100 a pop a year and no one even wanted to pay for hosting let alone an expensive domain name.
Comment by Andrew — December 18, 2005 @ 11:35 am