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Afilias has auctioned off about 500 premium .info domains in the past 6 months and a lot of these domains are popping up in auctions. Games.info just sold for $20,300 at Flippa. The same seller sold Vacation.info for $11,650 a few days back. The seller is Luc-Andre Biggs that has made quite a few .info flips lately. Here are the latest flips:
Quote.info
Namejet: $460 (May 9, 3rd .info Afilias auction)
Flippa: $2,550 (May 29)
Result: $2,090 profit
Vacation.info
Namejet: $3,000 (May 10, 3rd .info Afilias auction)
Flippa: $11,650 (May 30)
Result: $8,650 profit
And here his newest success story:
Games.info
Namejet: $11,500 (May 7, 3rd .info Afilias auction)
Flippa: $20,300 (June 11)
Result: $8,800 profit
Click below to see how the same seller, Luc-Andre Biggs (aka Federer), sold Asbestos.info at Flippa for a$5,710 profit just 17 after he had bought the domain at the 3rd premium .info auction: The .info domain flip: is it really possible? (finance.info sold 3 times in 6 months, Asbestos.info $6,750). Luc also sold Gym.info for $1,475 at Flippa on June 5.
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This post deserves to stay on the home pages of all domainers’ blogs.
This is the prove (not actually required) that offering the optioning model to web developers is a win/win strategy.
Where is the optioning platform?!?
Actually games,quote and vacation .info are all without contents now. Maybe Flippa declares false sales… 🙂 anyway no one needs proves to understand that optioning would work very well for web developers who are able to develop sites that actually add value, to resell them to end users).
These are “domain only” sales.
Thanks for the clarification.
Well, I think quote.info will not be able to go further in the price without development; games can go a little further; vacation can go further.
This confirms that is need a serious optioning platform.
Thank you for writing often very interesting posts.
Just love the extension! 🙂
Nice profits!
Great post that shows everything is not always about the .com and that flippa is a nice marketplace to try and sell some domains.
Domains.info & Homes.info & Technology.info will be next