Candy.com $3 million

[EG.domains]

Here is a funny comment from his blog.

Too bad you haven't been doing any kind of development. If the domain had been ranking in Google in the top 5 you certainly could have gotten more. But honestly you're the laziest domainer in history, so it's par for the course.

Posted by: Not A Fan Of The "Domain King"

[cleverlyslick]

Here is a funny comment from his blog.

wow,that is funny.i'm a fan of anybody that makes 7 figures on a domain.

[britishbulldog]

seems like a fair price to me.

I think you might get some Pm's members trying to flog you their domains for crazy prices now.........

[james2002]

Amazing sale in this time of difficult economy.

[Find A Date]

Sweet Deal....Pun intended

Robert

[Bionic]

I'm the buyer. Once we sell 30,000,000 jelly babies we'll be even. joking!

[ksinclair]

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So in a case like this, if the .com sells for $3M, what is the .net worth?
(i am not the .net owner). I am really curious. There ought to be a
ballpark formula.

If the buyer only put up a ppc screen then the .net has more chance perhaps,
to get established first.

[Acro]

There is no single method to deduce this.

Usually, other TLDs get "buried" by the weight of such a large sale of the .com

Then again, the .net can be utilized in a niche sub-market that the .com does not cover.
E.g. if Hershey's buys Candy.com the .net can be used by a quality chocolatier in France or Germany.
After all, Hershey's chocolate tastes like fine mud off an anthill.

[Fearless]

seems like a fair price to me.

Any ridiculous price seems like a fair price to a domainer.

[PRED]

well, whois still in ricks name
same parked page, nice one though

and zero pagerank. that b*tch is 15 years old, you would think would have something

3 million seems nuts

is rick just trying to get attention to the name, or has he really got a buyer?

you're a member here rick, care to comment?
cheers

[Acro]

To enjoy candy, you have to eat it slow.

[stewie]

nice sale, nice buy... sweet deal all around.

[DTalk]

After all, Hershey's chocolate tastes like fine mud off an anthill.

Hahahahaha....Love that...!


There's only one Candy.com....And, it says it for that market....If generic domains have any value at all - then, $3m doesn't seem a lot to me for a category killer, even if the term, 'Candy', is largely limited to the North American market.

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[Seraphim]

The real question is which is worth more, chocolate.com or candy.com? I'm going with chocolate.com, Rick gets the dog house with a measly $3 mil.

[Hurley4540]

Nice domain, an even better sale.

[Biggs101]

Another excellent sale.

We have been seeing quite a few 6 figure sales lately and even a few 7 figures; top sales even depsite the economic conditions.
Wonder what SHOW.com (no reserve) will fetch!

[PRED]

Wonder what SHOW.com (no reserve) will fetch!

it's 'shows' plural

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also, see my post earlier. i see no evidence it has sold, candy

[Biggs101]

yes, thanks for that.

Shows.com.... should fetch at least mid 6 figures at an absolute minimum.

[jasdon11]

yes, thanks for that.

Shows.com.... should fetch at least mid 6 figures at an absolute minimum.

To whom? You'd need at least two endusers bidding on it for anything near that, and who are the endusers for this name?

[Biggs101]

Who are the potential end users? Isn't this domain generic enough?

Any leading TV station on the planet, some of the top entertainment centers in Vegas, theatres, cinemas.... the list goes on and on.