Buyers Pick Up Low to Mid Range Domains While High End Names Stay on the Shelf

[Duke]

The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com. Continuing a trend we saw develop in 2008, reported high end domain sales remain few and far between while small business end users dominate aftermarket activity with four-figure and low five-figure purchases. All of the reported sales over the past seven days were well under the $50,000 mark.

Country codes are one sector that continues to show strength though as five ccTLDs crashed the .com party on the all extension Top 20 chart. Those names, all of which broke the five-figure mark, represented the European Union (.eu). Great Britain (.co.uk), France (.fr) with two names, and the United States (.us). A pair of .nets and a .org also joined the dozen .com domains on the new Top 20. You can get all of the details here: http://www.dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm

[south]

Very nice sale Acro!

#4 on the list.

Congrats!