Highest sales this week at Flippa were the domain names Hosting.io and Refinancing.info that sold for $5,000 each.
.io and .info did very well this week with 4 and 3 sales respectively.
Post-Auction Negotiation was the method of sale for 7 domains of this week’s list.
There were 6 domains that were sold by Buy-It-Now and just rebranded “Flippa Portfolio Sale” (previously known as Domain Catalog) had 8 sales this week.
Top Flippa Domain Sales from the past week:Hosting.io @ $5,000 (via Buy It Now) // [Confirmation Pending]
Refinancing.info @ $5,000 (Editors’ Choice via Buy It Now)
Anoraks.com @ $4,000 (via Buy It Now)
AppDesigners.com @ $3,557 ($1 Reserve ~ Editors’ Choice) // [Confirmation Pending]
PowerLeads.com @ $2,500 (via Buy It Now) // [Confirmation Pending]
WrestlingGames.com @ $2,350 ($1 Reserve) // [Confirmation Pending]
Topmetin.com @ $2,200 (via Flippa Portfolio Section) // [Confirmation Pending]
Authorized.org @ $1,750 // [Confirmation Pending]
Juntia.com @ $1,700 (via Flippa Portfolio Section)
StickStores.com @ $1,700 (via Flippa Portfolio Section)
RentDrones.com @ $1,695 (via Buy It Now)
GameMagazine.com @ $1,670 ($1 Reserve) // [Confirmation Pending]
iQod.com @ $1,600 ($1 Reserve) // [Confirmation Pending]
Maxicost.com @ $1,600 (via Flippa Portfolio Section)
Lended.com @ $1,551
Aank.us @ $1,500 (via Flippa Portfolio Section)
BoxVault.com @ $1,400 (via Flippa Portfolio Section) // [Confirmation Pending]
SmallBabes.me @ $1,350 (via Flippa Portfolio Section) // [Confirmation Pending]
iCarRentals.com @ $1,200 (Negotiated Post-Auction) // [Confirmation Pending]
Blogs.io @ $1,150
Trips.to @ $1,008 ($1 Reserve) // [Confirmation Pending]
Desktop.info @ $1,000 (Negotiated Post-Auction)
MobileApps.net @ $900
SimplySales.com @ $805 ($1 Reserve)
NicheSite.com @ $805
Uploads.info @ $775 (via Buy It Now)
UAEY.com @ $700 (Negotiated Post-Auction) // [Confirmation Pending]
Happen.org @ $650 (Negotiated Post-Auction) // [Confirmation Pending]
GasHobs.com @ $621 ($1 Reserve)
Shed.org @ $505 ($1 Reserve) // [Confirmation Pending]
Dolla.rs @ $505 ($1 Reserve)
CustomerSupport.org @ $550 (Negotiated Post-Auction) // [Confirmation Pending]
FilmRental.com @ $530 ($1 Reserve) // [Confirmation Pending]
UXReviews.com @ $500 (via Flippa Portfolio Section)
Tax.ly @ $470 ($1 Reserve) // [Confirmation Pending]
Bahama.org @ $400 (Negotiated Post-Auction)
Celtic.io @ $400 (Negotiated Post-Auction)
Cyber.io @ $305
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All these sales you reported are they legit , confirmed sales where you see the money changes hands?
A domain can be transferred but no money changes hand .
Billions sent to Greece to do what…oh yea to finance their big fat pension systems where nobody wants to work during their 3 hrs lunch break.
Since you are a graduate of the London School of Economics, you and Theo should try to clear the mess out.
Not one dollar or Euro are going to pensions. All money goes to pay the debt. Nothing comes to Greece.
If you check the official European stats you will see that people in Greece work for much longer than any other country.
We don’t have 3 hours lunch break. Unless we you call lunch break the time between working 8-2 and 5-9 that many shops for example operate.
Our main problem is the corrupted politicians that spend our money on US and German military supplies (among other things) in order to get their small cut.
I didn’t graduate from the London School of Economics. I am a Computer Engineer.
Not a chance. London School of Economics is a home of leading left wingers and commies.
Let them run a country and they will ruin it in no time.
Mind you Greeks did it without them but as you said to have a well run country you have to have hard working people and people who pay taxes and Greeks don’t like either
I didn’t graduate from London School of Economics. I am a Computer Engineer from Queen Mary College and King’s College.
Who said we did it without them? We did it with them mainly and with a lot of right wing politicians as well.
People in Greece work very hard but our taxes are wasted by corrupted politicians. So some people started to dislike taxes.