2009 TRAFFIC New York Domain Auction Results
October 27, 2009 by
Adam
Filed under
Internet, Making Money
Here are the RickLatona.com live auction results from the TRAFFIC show in New York with an impressive total of $1,295,000 in sales with Rio.com, as expected leading the list of sales at $450,000.
As you can see, there were some that were extremely good deals!
Here is the complete, unofficial list of the domains that sold:
Rio.com $450,000
Whiskey.com $185,000
SchoolLoans.com $137,500
iAuction.com $50,000
Boy.com $45,000
Porn.co.za $45,000
Megan.com $42,500
900.com $40,000
Kasino.com $35,000
Hookahs.com $26,000
PapuaNewGuinea.com $25,000
PopStars.com $21,000
PinkDiamond.com $18,000
Hackensack.com $17,500
Z6.com, Z6.net &
Z6.org $15,000
ChildPsychologists.com $11,500
247Live.com $10,000
Schizophrenic.com $10,000
UTN.com $10,000
Stimulant.com $9,000
QDC.com $7,000
ChargingStations.com $6,000
Bulldoze.com $5,000
TheBronx.net $5,000
UZS.com $5,000
DumbAsses.com $3,500
SandyBeaches.com $2,600
FiletMignons.com $2,500
minister.net $2,500
Nudged.com $2,500
OutOfState.com $2,500
ExecutiveSalesJobs.com $2,100
Altercation.com $2,000
AntiDepressants.net $2,000
Collapsed.com $2,000
Cultivating.com $2,000
DrugMoney.com $2,000
Frustrate.com $2,000
Halp.com $2,000
Odes.com $2,000
SaddamHussein.com $2,000
SenseOfHumor.com $2,000
Ciders.com $1,750
AntiWrinkleLotion.com $1,500
Infringing.com $1,500
Skidders.com &
Skidders.net $1,500
Pears.net $1,300
Carts.net $1,100
DryMartinis.com $1,100
WrinkleLotion.com $1,100
Dabbled.com $1,000
Ignoring.com $1,000
Overridden.com $1,000
2009 T.R.A.F.F.I.C New York Domain Auction Results
Overtaking.com $900
Aunt.net $800
Figuratively.com $750
Disappointments.com $700
Satisfier.com $700
UsedSmartPhones.com $650
BackInjuryAttorneys.com $600
HairStudios.com $600
Laggard.com $600
LasikSurgeons.net $600
PreownedExoticCars.com $600
Clemson.net $500
Decorators.us $500
CommercialBonds.com $400
HeavyweightBoxer.com $400
StockInvestments.net $360
AortaSurgery.com $300
BusinessNetbooks.com $300
CommemorativePlate.com $300
DearbornHeights.net $300
NeckInjuryAttorneys.com $300
ProductCycles.com $300
WeddingProverbs.com $300
List courtesy of TheDomains.com
Do any of you buy/sell domains? What have been some of your latest domain purchases or sales?
I’m curious what happened with DebtSolutions.com. Did it not hit the reserve? There seem to be some of the domains listed that are missing from this list.
Pretty cool looking at what some of these domain names sold for, some look a bit overpriced but some look just right =D
Till then,
Jean
The first clue is that the glossy pets mag’s website apparently has been allowed to expire and is registered to another company. The site (Thenydog.com) appears now, run over with generic pets text-ads and an annoying popup window.
A whois search on the domain name shows that “thenydog.com” was registered to a company called Simply Named on June 18. So it hasn’t belonged to the actual magazine for almost two months now!
If only I had started registering some domains sooner…..absolutely mind blowing to say the least.
I’d have to say the deal of the list has to be Whiskey.com. I’m sure during other times the owner would have expected something above 500K for that name. I do believe that vodka sold for something close to 1 million.
someone made lot’s of money! all i want to say is does anyone know the person who bought DumbAsses.com for $3,500??
Wow, domain can be more value than house
Very interesting lists!
Well well, I would have expected that a domain like “whiskey” would get much higher bids…. after all “vodka” sold for $3 millions… any idea why such a huge difference? I think nobody really gets domain pricing right these days…
Wow, never would have thought that the domain can cost $ 450,000 .. interesting post, it is necessary to go more often to you …
Was rio.com bought by the Rio in Las Vegas?
Could you imagine what it would be like having a domain like Twiter.com, or somthing. My dad owns the domain to the number 1 insulation company in the united states. Well just the name but whatever
A very interesting list indeed. I was actually surprised at how low some of the domains sold for: antidepresants.net for example. With all the zoloft and xanax marketing spamming our systems, I’m surprised it was only bought for $2000.
Domains can be valuable real-estate, but I personally prefer purchasing and flipping microniche websites that are already on the cusp of producing something big. A great site is flippa for that sort of thing.