Nat Cohen analyzes a recent UDRP case for TRX.com. A National Arbitration Forum panel has ordered TRX.com transferred to Fitness Anywhere LLC. The domain owner didn't do himself any favors. He appears to have used incorrect Whois information and ... Continue Reading4 Comments
Next up on Rally: 5 three letter .com domains
· Domain SalesInvestors will be able to buy shares in a basket of three letter .com domains. After a successful initial offering for the domain directions.com, Rally's next fractional domain ownership opportunity will be for a collection of five three-letter ... Continue Reading11 Comments
EGT .com domain name sells for $450,000
· UncategorizedCasino products company upgrades to three letter domain name. Euro Games Technology, a casino gaming products company, has shelled out over $450,00 for EGT .com, Domain Name Wire has learned. Seller Shane Kinsch told Domain Name Wire he just ... Continue ReadingLeave a Comment
FSM.com just sold for $162k. Let’s look at LLL .com domains:
· Domain SalesNine three letter .com domains have sold this year, and five of them for $100k or more. Domain name investor Greg Ricks has struck again, this time selling FSM.com for approximately $162,000 through Afternic. Whois shows the buyer is in ... Continue Reading4 Comments
FTA.com domain name sells for $400,000
· Domain SalesShane Kinsch strikes again with another big domain name sale. Anyone who owns a three letter .com domain name has received many offers for it. It was probably tempting to sell during the Chinese boom a few years back, when investors regularly ... Continue Reading3 Comments
Reviewing 3-letter domains sold in May and April
· Domain SalesKassey Lee explains why these domains have appeal in China. 3-letter domains are highly sought after in corporate China because they can shorten long Pinyin names and also help Chinese companies go global. Some successful examples are DJI.com and ... Continue ReadingLeave a Comment
It’s crazy that 3 three-letter domains dropped this month
· Domain SalesThe previous owners of these valuable three letter domains let them expire. Three letter domains are very valuable, so I was surprised to see so many of them expired this month. According to Namebio, the following domains were dropped and then ... Continue Reading23 Comments
Reviewing three-letter domain sales from a Chinese perspective
· Domain SalesHere is why Chinese companies might like these domain names. Among the three letter .com sold in February (as reported by Namebio), I've found the following domains interesting from a Chinese perspective. BTI.com sold for $100,000 The "i" in ... Continue Reading2 Comments
Acronym domains containing “v” have end users in China
· UncategorizedV isn't popular in the West, but it is in China. I just read the Premium Domain Sales Observation Report (pdf) published by Guta. It's a good source to understand the high-end segment of the Chinese domain market. The report analyzes sales of short ... Continue Reading4 Comments
Review of three-letter domain sales from a Chinese perspective
· Domain SalesHere's how these three LLL .com domains, all sold in December, could be used in China. Three-letter .com domains are sought after in corporate China because they can be used as upgrades for 3-pin names that are long or difficult to pronounce. The ... Continue ReadingLeave a Comment
