Flippa BiWeekly Domain Sales: NOY.com $39,000, Mineral.com $30,000

flippaHighest domain name sale these past 2 weeks at Flippa was NOY.com that sold for $39,000.

There were a lot of LLLL.com domain name sales similar to other marketplaces lately but fewer than the 2 weeks before.

Post-Auction Negotiation was the method of sale for 7 domains of this week’s list.

There were 5 domains that were sold by Buy-It-Now and the “Flippa Portfolio Section” (previously known as Domain Catalog) had 6 sales this week.

[* denotes “Confirmation Pending”]

Top Flippa Domain Sales from the past 2 weeks:

NOY.com @ $39,000 (Editor’s Choice via Buy it Now)
Mineral.com @ $30,000 (Editor’s Choice via Buy it Now)
* CreditTips.com @ $4,300 (Editor’s Choice)
* Inspire.io @ $4,000 (Buy it Now)
* Atl.as @ $3,500
* Encouraged.com @ $2,900 (Negotiated Post-Auction)
* Well.io @ $2,500 (Buy it Now) // [Payment Plan] Orbiting.com @ $2,250 (Negotiated Post-Auction)
Forthcoming.com @ $2,045 ($1 Reserve ~ Editor’s Choice)
Zeuc.com + Uzya.com + Oyza.com + Ziuc.com @ $1,750 (via Flippa Portfolio Section)
SharedHost.com @ $1,500
MXKC.com @ $1,450 ($1 Reserve)
Rental.us @ $1,427 (Negotiated Post-Auction)
Portfolio of 9 LLLL .com’s @ $1,400
Mechanically.com @ $1,300 (Negotiated Post-Auction)
* Averted.com @ $1,250 (Negotiated Post-Auction)
PZPL.com @ $1,200 (Negotiated Post-Auction)
* Matchable.com @ $1,150 ($1 Reserve) // [Uncertain Sale] Bamz.com @ $1,150
RugbyMagazine.com @ $1,000 (Buy it Now)
WHMN.com @ $1,000 (via Flippa Portfolio Section)
* Host.sc @ $1,000 (via Flippa Portfolio Section)
BKNX.com @ $950 (via Flippa Portfolio Section)
ePHP.com @ $901 ($1 Reserve)
NKZL.com @ $850 (via Flippa Portfolio Section)
Fovera.com @ $850 (Negotiated Post-Auction)
LRV.net @ $800
* Fansmart.com @ $795 (via Flippa Portfolio Section)
* Talkings.com @ $780
Dispensable.com @ $714
Adaris.net @ $600
FBIJ.com @ $599

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About Konstantinos Zournas

Studied Computer Engineering and Computer Science in London, UK and now living in Athens, Greece. Love domains and building websites. Went online in 1995, learned about HTML in 1996 and about domains in 2002. Started publishing the OnlineDomain.com blog in 2012.

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