Baseball.net sold on Flippa for $15,100 - Sold for $52,500 in '08

[accurate]

Baseball.net sold via Flippa, price was $15,100.

Was sold in 2008 at TRAFFIC conference for $52,500. That's a big loss for the owner. Could have changed owners between then.

Is .NET just not a good extension for resell?

 

[Theo]

If you agree to sell at a loss, extension doesn't matter.

 

[Mr. Deleted]

.net is worse than .org in many cases, but Theo is right, you have to have your own bottom line.

 

[jaydub]

I prefer .org to .net They just don't do it for me. Not scientific I know but it still makes it very hard for me to want to spend on something I am not sold on. In most cases I would rather spend more on another extension of the name. That's just me

 

[accurate]

In general I prefer .org domains as well. People, companies, and organizations choose to use a .org domain because it has meaning. A non-profit, social action, community organization, church, temple, etc.

.net is worse than .org in many cases, but Theo is right, you have to have your own bottom line.

I prefer .org to .net They just don't do it for me. Not scientific I know but it still makes it very hard for me to want to spend on something I am not sold on. In most cases I would rather spend more on another extension of the name. That's just me

 

[A D]

New owner is Bruce Bregar and he loves baseball.
he is happy to have it,

 

[accurate]

Currently he is doing nothing with the domain. It goes to a parked GD page.

If you love Baseball $15,100 is a pretty good price to pay for Baseball.net.

 

[ukbackorder]

Interesting - with ad blocker on all I get is a blank page. He really should put a landing page up or something.

 

[accurate]

https://dotcoms.com/domain/Baseball.net

 

[Mr. Deleted]

New owner is Bruce Bregar and he loves baseball

I wonder if he would want any related names. But he has it going to a for sale page now.