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In
an advance press
release that we received late
last night, Aftermarket.com announced they
brokered a big deal for Order.com that
successfully closed last week. While the exact
sale price was not disclosed, the company said
the figure, if made public, would rank the sale
at #6 on our current Year
to Date Top 100 Domain Sales Chart.
That would place the price above the $525,000
paid for 11.com last month and below the $700,000
apiece paid for VU.com earlier this
month and RunningShoes.com last
April.
Aftermarket.com's
Senior Domain Broker, Omar Kubba, led the
effort to find a qualified buyer for previous
Order.com owner Shai Neubauer. He
succeeded by successfully closing a deal with
new owner Delivery.com,
LLC. Kubba said, “The new owner of
Order.com had the savvy and foresight to
purchase an asset that will not only appreciate
over time, but one that will also add tremendous
value to their already-successful business. They
understood that there’s only one
Order.com in the world, and now they own it.”
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Omar
Kubba
Senior
Domain Broker, Aftermarket.com |
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As
you would expect, Mr. Neubauer was also very
happy with the outcome. He said, "Aftermarket.com
was the only company able to open the door to
appropriate and qualified end users. Omar Kubba
worked harder than anyone else and really went
the extra mile to get the absolute best offer on
my domain. His knowledge, persistence, and
connections really made the difference." The
Aftermarket.com release said its brokerage
division was formed specifically to cater to
premium domain assets - domain names and
websites that typically require a high level of
hands-on involvement and personal attention due
to the premium price tags and sophisticated
clientele.
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