Auction for pizza.com hits reserve, may be one of biggest domain name sales ever.
An auction for Pizza.com is attracting attention at Sedo. The domain has 63 bids and a current price of $2,505,000 USD as of the time of writing. That’s a whole lotta pizza — about a quarter million medium pepperoni pizzas. Although bids are still subject to verification, this sale could enliven the entire domain name market. The auction ends on April 3.
Other domains in the current Sedo Great Domains auction are also receiving bids, and many of them have met their reserves and still offer attractive investment opportunities.
Autos.net is just a dollar shy of $50,000 but the reserve of $50,000-$200,000 has not been met. My guess is the latest bidder is not interested in the domain, but realized he could place this bid without triggering the reserve. I personally don’t think this domain is worth near the high end of the reserve range, but perhaps $75,000-$100,000.
CoralReef.com is at $25,000, also below its reserve of under $50,000.
But enough about the domains that haven’t hit reserves. Here are domains that have hit reserves and are worth watching:
Odometer.com $4,998
iBanks.com $2,500
Bobblehead.com $2,050
n5.com $14,700
Wow, that’s a lot of dough!
Well that looks like a nice bid, Now only if sedo would verify the bidders, My guess some of these are fake bids.. You have bidders 16-22 going over the million mark.
They should qualify people bidding over 1 million but my guess is they don’t.
ICA sill making it impossible to donate with a CC.
“Login or register to continue the checkout process”
A lot of people don’t want register, but they want to donate.The cc transaction confirms the identity of the person.
This must be a NICE Pizza.com for $2.5 million.
Qualifying bids over 500k would make this something better than a bunch of fantasy bidders.What’s more telling is the lower numbers for the remaining mentioned domains.Clearly you’re gonna have to start developing MOST domains to create any real value from here on.Hope the owner actually realizes his/her 2.5m.
america.mobi is being sold on eBay for $37,000