Annuity.com sold for $600,000

[Edwin]

The front page of Sedo is reporting the sale of Annuity.com at $600,000. Also mentioned is the incredibly cheap sale of sbf.com at just $3,800 - guess that proves there are still bargains to be found for those willing to look hard enough!

 

[Mr. DeletedMr. Deleted is verified member.]

nice

 

[Focus]

the funny thing was I think I saw that sbf.com and was going to offer like $3500 on it as I believe it had a very low starting bid...woulda shoulda coulda!

 

[xtc]

Nice sale by Sedo. Have you seen the kind of bids "annuity" keywords are getting these days?

 

[mole]

Probably someone looking for tax credits :laugh:

 

[Steen]

Very good name. Not too many type-ins from the looks of OVT.

 

[rmacdon]

Hi,
How do you estimate type-ins through overture?
Thanks!

 

[financialtraffic]

Annuities are a very significant financial vehicle for those looking for somewhat stable, long-term income. As more and more baby boomers begin to look at retirement, it's likely to see more of them purchase annuities to lock in their income potential.

There are some annuities that require $100,000 plus outlay or more. When you consider the size of these investment vehicles, it's not too hard to justify $600k for the domain that describes exactly the product that is being marketed.

 

[Mr. DeletedMr. Deleted is verified member.]

The front page of Sedo is reporting the sale of Annuity.com at $600,000. Also mentioned is the incredibly cheap sale of sbf.com at just $3,800 - guess that proves there are still bargains to be found for those willing to look hard enough!

They made a nice site for it and quick... It must have been in the works for a while. And the tag line "The Trusted Source" is funny since the name was just bought!

Annuity.com has earned its leading reputationbuilt on trust, expertise and putting our clients' investment needs first. Our network of highly experienced agents will provide a FREE and friendly consultation ...

And how did they earn it in a month's time?

 

[paulc]

is there a tool that informs you of words that are typed in, as it has a low overture score.