October 29th Weekly CCTLD Market Sales Report

In this section of our blog, we shall be posting on weekly the sales in the ccTLDs from various auction marketplaces for our readers in order to have easy information on the country code niche.

Small Sales

boob.io	$525	Park.io
dongguan.tv	$410	NameJet
yoy.co	$151	GoDaddy
mynet.us	$125	GoDaddy
pinecone.io	$125	Park.io
jobsinnewyork.us	$367	GoDaddy
airbase.io	$1,451	Park.io

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Today's ccTLDs Market Sales Report.

We brought you the following sales report of some cctlds from Today’s market report. Though, each of them is sold below $500 in today’s market sales report found on namebio.com. However, they could be resold tomorrow and there would be a place to note that they were once sold for the price as listed in our today’s record.

We so believe in the adage that says what we do today is tomorrow’s history.  We extracted the list from bunch of them simply because they are cctlds.

My major observation on the domains is that they are all short names with exemption of cheaptickets.to where ever you wish to travel to.

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Domain	Price	Venue
6636.co	$365	GoDaddy
acss.ws	$352	GoDaddy
giggle.io	$250	Flippa
wii.io	$205	Park.io
salty.co	$200	GoDaddy
shelve.io	$195	Flippa
otf.cc	$179	DropCatch
uob.cc	$169	DropCatch
geos.tv	$160	NameJet
joke.ly	$151	Park.io
seoul.to	$145	Park.io
gvd.co	$130	GoDaddy
blogs.to	$125	Flippa
vfk.co	$105	GoDaddy
cheaptickets.to	$151	Flippa

Previously Sold .TV from Namebio.com Posted by a member (BrandClub.com) on namepros.com

thanks to BrandClub's Publisher for this nice Data.

TOP 100 .TV SALES (source: Namebio.com)

Find 1 to 100 of 100 entries  of previously sold Premium .TV domains

How to Understand the Intrinsic Values in Domain Name

What are the intrinsic values of domain name?

Intrinsic are the values that can not ordinarily be realized, except by the experienced who could understand the values a particular domain name is having. Such values are given the startups series of challenges to identify.

In a case of a brandable domain name, for example: BrandBucket.com – a startup will definitely ask you about that particular domain name - Brand bucket? He or she will ask you of what value does brand bucket meant? And they in most cases rather use a literal meaning for it and say - it has to do with brand and bucket or a typical bucket is brand bucket.  

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Domain Investors Are Still Making Money From Newly Hand Registered Domain Names

The common adage among domain investors that says “premium domains are no longer available in the market for new registrations" is a mere  understatement with the ongoing trend in today’s secondary market. Yes! I mean that statement very well.

Going through the sales especially with Chinese market in 2015, also going through dnjournals.com and some sales in the market today has proved that statement wrong; very absolutely wrong. Compare what are happening in the New GTLDs market and also country codes are not left behind, coupled with brandable names, where you can even register a brandable today and sell it within shortest possible time. There are many technologies coming up and so on and so forth.

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Domain Name Evolution Continue Trending Up

 The Silent Evolution of Domain Names

Found this article on namepros and techcrunch and I think it will be of great interest to you as a domain investor and I on that note brought it for you.


Verisign recently reported that the number of registered dot-com domain names exceeded 128 million for the first time. With a wholesale price of $7.85 each, this means $1,004,800,000 in annual fees, and that’s before factoring in reseller prices, country code domains and alternative extensions to measure the domain-name industry as a whole. The internet has come a long way since the first domain name, Symbolics.com, was registered in 1985. Even longer when you consider it was only 1994 when Joshua Quittner (a WIRED writer at the time) contacted McDonald’s to see if they were interested in registering mcdonalds.com, and, well, got nowhere.

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