Sedo Adds Search Filter For Numeric Domain Names & Auctions 37 3-Number .Club Domains

sedo Sedo announced today that it integrated a new feature: a search filter that will only show numeric domain names in the search results.

This is valuable for all Sedo customers but will especially impact the Chinese customers whose interest in numeric domains continue to grow at a rapid rate.

Throughout 2015, sales for numeric domains, such as 7384.com or 17117.com, have increased exponentially, particularly with buyers from China. In the last week of October, more than 10% of Sedo’s sales were domains containing numbers only.

This feature makes it easier than ever to find a valuable numeric domain name, may it be for a personal or business website or as a smart investment. For example, 88888.com was sold for $245,000, showcasing the massive resale value of numeric domains.

The new search feature can be found in the advanced search filter options in Sedo’s search engine: www.sedo.com/NumericSearch.

Sedo recognizes the upward sales trend and value of numeric domains and is seizing this opportunity to host an exclusive Numeric Auction with .club domain names, November 12- 19. Featured names are 111.club, 333.club, 800.club and many more. These domains will be auctioned off without a reserve price.

Here is the complete list of 37 domain names in the auction:

To make a bid and to see a complete set of details about the auction here.

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About Konstantinos Zournas

I studied Computer Engineering and Computer Science in London, UK and I am now living in Athens, Greece. I went online in 1995, started coding in 1996 and began buying domain names and creating websites in 2000. I started the OnlineDomain.com blog in 2012.

2 comments

  1. I’ve tried this type of search today, didn’t know it was just added. Worked fine for me. It would be also nice if Sedo finally fixed the broken exact entry search (the problem is described here: https://www.namepros.com/threads/sedo-changed-search-domain-results.851991/)

  2. NNN.GTLD are crap, don’t waste premium dollars on them

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