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Automobile.com et al sold for $1M

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Berry nice deal!
 
Check the WHOIS for ManhattanAssets.com.

1) Registered at DomainPeople, just like Communicate.com's other domains.

2) Same registrant address.

Hmmmmm.
 
Glad to see business is picking up - The 1M deals seem to lead the way. Hope this a sign of better times ahead!
 
George,

Very interesting...

Cheers
Agus S
 
yep nice deal wish them all best
 
don't wish them the best, it was obviously a publicity stunt, and not a real business deal. we should be mad at them for wasting our time.
 
Originally posted by draqon
don't wish them the best, it was obviously a publicity stunt, and not a real business deal. we should be mad at them for wasting our time.

What makes you think so ? Please share info with dnf. Thanks.
 
i dunno, perhaps the excellent and logical reasons already mentioned by George?
 
I thought it was a fact that that deal was a publicity stunt (beauty.cc).
 
that makes all my automobile domains look much better on the books, I must have at a least a dozen with automobile in the dom
 
Originally posted by adoninet
that makes all my automobile domains look much better on the books, I must have at a least a dozen with automobile in the dom


that would be nice www.Automobiles.US
 
look at the WHOIS to see.

Plus it isnt CASH $1 mill ... its the VALUE of the overall deal they signed.
 
The buyer was identified in a news release as Manhattan Assets Inc., a private U.S. corporation. Efforts to locate the firm to learn plans to exploit the properties were unsuccessful, despite e-mail and phone calls to Communicate.com (CMNN: news, chart, profile), and Web searches on Hoovers.com and Google.

The average price of the domains sold, $250,000, is significantly higher than that being asked by brokers such as GreatDomains.com.
 
"Magic 8-Ball, is this yet another lame scam sale for publicity?"

:shakes Magic 8-Ball and flips it over:

8-Ball pops up the plastic that reads: "My sources say yes."
 
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