Highest selling .net names

[domainicanicanica]

So far I've come up with these sales,
courtesy DNJournal and Afternic.

Anyone else care to add to the list?

Net.net - $100,000
Almousa.net - $39,324
Ad.net - $24,990
Password.net - $20,555
Dubai.net - $18,000
Destination.net $17,000
Beijing.net - $16,998
Dog.net - $15,000
Gratuit.net - $13,910
BVL.net - $12,500
MonteCarlo.net - $12,000
B2B.net - $10,200
Flower.net - $10,100
Draw.net - $10,099
Jew.net - $10,000
RYL.net - $9,450
Nubile.net - $8,639
Wedding.net - $8,000
SanDiego.net - $8,000
Mature.net - $7,209
Shoponline.net - $5,932
Paintings.net - $5,600

 

[Anthony Ng]

I can add one to the bottom:

hkg.net - $5,000

 

[domainicanicanica]

Thanks.

 

[hifi2]

9k for grants.net as reported in:

http://www.dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/domainsales03_29_05.htm

 

[domainicanicanica]

Hifi2,

That's right. Thanks.

 

[peekaboo]

GreatAmerican.net - $150,000 (June 2001)
HousingInsurance.net $5,500 (February 2005)

 

[seeker]

one thing-
not all deals are publicized.
I have sold .nets for over $10K
It would take an army for me to reveal those names.
It's not so much the problem of the after effect, where newbies reg every possible tld just because a domain was sold for a certain amount, thats fine, it only increases the value of a good solid gTLD. It has to do with the market itself.
There is a lot that can not be seen...
Seek, and you shall find.

 

[peekaboo]

Maple.net $5,000 (5/05/05)
31.net $5,000 (5/4/05)
TrueLife.net $5,000 (4/30/05)

also reported by afternic recently.

 

[Yoshiki]

Here you go:

KT.net - $12,500 + 2 domain names (a .com which bears a well-known provincial city name in Japan and a two-letter .net) in Dec. 2001

Net.net - $100,000
Almousa.net - $39,324
Ad.net - $24,990
Password.net - $20,555
Dubai.net - $18,000
Destination.net $17,000
Beijing.net - $16,998
Dog.net - $15,000
Gratuit.net - $13,910
BVL.net - $12,500
MonteCarlo.net - $12,000
B2B.net - $10,200
Flower.net - $10,100
Draw.net - $10,099
Jew.net - $10,000
RYL.net - $9,450
Nubile.net - $8,639
Wedding.net - $8,000
SanDiego.net - $8,000
Mature.net - $7,209
Shoponline.net - $5,932
Paintings.net - $5,600

 

[Beachie]

I never really collected .net's, but some of my sales (at the bottom of the scale :shy

Cure.net $3000
GY.net $2000
GangBang.net $2000

 

[peekaboo]

Pills.net - $5,000
Kissing.net - $4,000
Modems.net - $3,000
Refinancing.net - $2,000
Actress.net - $1,400

(though it's not the same significance for net name to be sold for 5k in 1998, or in 2004.)

 

[domainicanicanica]

UMeet.net - $6,209
(from DNJournal)

 

[Dr. Domaining]

Well said.

one thing-
not all deals are publicized.
I have sold .nets for over $10K
It would take an army for me to reveal those names.
It's not so much the problem of the after effect, where newbies reg every possible tld just because a domain was sold for a certain amount, thats fine, it only increases the value of a good solid gTLD. It has to do with the market itself.
There is a lot that can not be seen...
Seek, and you shall find.

 

[LewR]

Act.net - sold on eBay in late 1999/early 2000 for $75,000