(UPDATED*)
Veteran
domain broker
Joe Uddeme of NameExperts.com
really deserved his Labor Day break
this summer. Joe's hard work has
been especially fruitful over the
past couple of months during which
he has booked some very impressive
sales. We've learned the biggest of
those was a $450,000 sale of Rain.com
(the buyer also picked up Rain.net
for $50,000 through
NameExperts while they were at it).
This sale (to Seattle-based Rain
Automatics according to a report
at DomainGang.com)
was made under an installment plan
so we won't be able to chart
it until all payments have been
made, but it is obviously a
transaction worth noting. These
domains will give Rain Automatics a
significant upgrade from their
current URL - RainNet.com.
While
we will have to wait to chart the
Rain domains, Uddeme reported two
other recent six-figure sales that
NameExperts.com closed in the past
60 days - Hybrid.com
at $190,000 and Radian.com
at $125,000. Those will
appear on our weekly all
extension Top
20 Sales Chart
and our Year-to-Date
Top 100 Sales Chart when
our next sales report comes out Thursday
evening (September 6). That
report will actually include three
weeks of sales information
because there was no report
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Joe
Uddeme
NameExperts.com
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the
past two weeks while I was away
covering a Hexonet
event in Vancouver,
Canada, followed by a
vacation cruise to Alaska. Our weekly
reports normally come out on
Wednesday evening but most U.S.
offices were closed Monday for the
Labor Day holiday, pushing our
production schedule back a day this
week.
*Details
on updated information: After
this story was first posted
September 4, Uddeme let us know he
made an error in reporting the
individual prices paid in the
half-million dollar deal for
Rain.com and Rain.net which were
originally shown as $475,000 and
$25,000 respectively. Those have
been updated. We also learned that
the domains are being paid for under
an installment agreement, something
Joe had already publicly
acknowledged but that I missed while
we were away on our cruise. The
original report said we would be
charting those sales this week but
that won't happen until all payments
have been made and the domains
transferred to the new owners which
is our policy on charting all
sales.
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(Posted
September 4, 2018)
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