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USD $789,000 OBO for all 800+ domain names
Average age of 95% of the portfolio is August 5, 2002 (23+ years)
99.8% of domain names are .com's.
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RGK.com
March 3, 1999
Many companies and organizations use three-letter acronyms (IBM, BMW, CNN, NBA, etc.), making these domains highly desirable for branding..
BrandWorld.com
November 4, 1998
In a crowded marketplace, branding helps you stand out. A strong brand communicates what makes you unique compared to competitors, whether through design, messaging, or customer experience.
Policies.com
September 23, 1998
A domain like Policies.com could have strong potential because it’s short, memorable, and highly relevant to a broad audience. Possible uses include, click Read more>>>.
PostOffices.com
November 4, 1998
Fun Fact: There are about 31,000 USPS-managed post offices in the United States, and including contract offices that are run by private entities under USPS oversight the total is about 33,780
Winfall.com
November 16, 1996
In April 2025, Windfall.com raised US$65 million in a Series B equity round led by Morgan Stanley Expansion Capital.
They say they’ve raised over US$100 million in total external funding since inception (2016).
TV0.com
November 4, 1998
Be the First!!! The naming conventions around television typically start with TV1, TV2, etc. In standards, we see things like DTV (Digital TV), and HDTV (High-Definition TV), but there’s no widely recognized standard or product officially called “TV0.”
IPng.com
June 25, 1997
IPng stands for Internet Protocol next generation, which is the name originally given to what is now known as IPv6. IPv4 came first, and IPng/IPv6 was designed to replace it.
VirtualPayment.com
November 4, 1998
“Virtual Payments” (or more broadly, digital / contactless / mobile payments) are very popular now, and the trend is only accelerating. Read more >>>
KingCobra.com
October 12, 1998
Fun fact: The King Cobra is the longest venomous snake on Earth, capable of growing up to 18 feet (5.5 meters). Despite its size, it’s incredibly agile and fast. A few brands use this moniker, especially in the beer / sports gear / clothing world. There’s always room for more!
ProofReaders.com
November 16, 1996
Despite ChatGPT, Grok and other AI tools, we still need proofreaders, especially in professional and high-stakes contexts. The skill set is evolving, AI will take over a lot of the mechanical side of proofreading.
CashDirect.com
June 26, 1997
Payday Loans, Cash Advance, Online Lending, Digital Wallet, Buy Now, Pay Later, Crypto / Web3, Payment Processing etc..
Even without development, a domain like CashDirect.com has high resale potential. Domains in the finance niche often sell at premium prices because they signal trust, immediacy, and clarity.
CashReward.com
November 4, 1998
Since it’s short, clear, and highly relevant to the booming rewards/cashback industry, it could also be sold to a fintech, coupon site, or affiliate marketing company. Uses:
Cashback & Rewards Platform.
Affiliate cashback site.
Reward aggregator.
Referral rewards hub.
LuckyCharm.com
November 16, 1996
Much potential. Choose 1 of 10
1.E-Commerce Gift Shop for Lucky Charms & Talismans
Target: People interested in spirituality, crystals, amulets, astrology
2. Subscription Box: “The Monthly Charm”
Target: Millennials & Gen Z into subscription boxes and wellness trends
3. Digital / Lifestyle Brand: “Daily Luck & Mindfulness”
Target: People who enjoy horoscopes, daily affirmations, and mindfulness apps
iTelephone.com
November 4, 1998
iTele.com (September 9th, 1998) also included.
The domains strength is that they are short, memorable, and directly tied to phones and communication, making it versatile for anything in the telecom, mobile, or VoIP space.
BarAndGrill.com
September 23, 1998
If you or a partner want to launch a physical bar & grill restaurant, this domain is a perfect “flagship” website. The domain name is highly generic and a popular business phrase, has a lot of strong branding potential because it’s both descriptive and broad. Other uses:
Restaurant Finder/Directory
Franchise Hub
Food & Drink Blog
BBQ & Barware Store
Merchandising
Subscription Boxes
ElectronicMail.com
November 16, 1996
Multi-word but generic domains (e.g. “name + service”, “category + product”) often land in lower five-figure or low six-figure USD. (Hard to find exact “electronicmail + com” style comps quickly, but the pattern is there). However, being clean and 1996-vintage meaningfully strengthens the story for both branding and resale.
BeginnersLuck.com
March 3, 1999
A fun and versatile domain name!
A site about casino tips, poker strategies, or betting guides—playing off the phrase “beginner’s luck.”
A platform for teaching beginners new hobbies, skills, or industries (coding, investing, cooking, etc.).
VoicePayment.com
September 29, 2009
Possible interpretations of “VoicePayment.com”
It could refer to:
A domain for sale — maybe someone owns the domain and is offering it.
An operational service — maybe a payment-service leveraging voice authentication or voice-activated payments.
A phishing or scam site — could be dubious, possibly mimicking legitimate payment services.
Ufology.com
September 23, 1998
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HorseTracks.com
September 22, 1998
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SmartCure.com
CutThroat.com
ModelNet.com
NetChess.com
NetworkGames.com
HairCare.net
WallStNews.com
BingoWeb.com
FindWheels.com
LiveWagers.com
Storyboy.com
JewelTrader.com
GamblingDirect.com
CyberTourist.com
eArcade.com
BetsLive.com
CharityCasinos.com
AutoObjects.com
AcesWild.com
ScoreTip.com X2
Hard.org
DTV.com
AutobodyWorld.com
DTV.com
June 8, 1997
What Drives the Price.
Several key factors that matter (and would for DTV.com):
Memorability / Acronym Value
“DTV” is already a known acronym (“Digital TV”) so it’s more valuable than random letters.
All time top sales below
123 of the top 125 sales of all time are .com’s
These are the ones that are reported, 75%-85% of all sales are private sales. We will never know the true extent of it.
Some other recent sales not on this list are: 360.com $17M, Chat.com $15.5M, NFTs.com $15M, Rocket $14M, Icon.com $12M, Connect.com $10M, Gold.com $8.5M…
