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Malta.com gets 250,000 on Sedo

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italiandragon

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Malta.com just sold for 250K

Another week of fireworks has began...
 
italiandragon said:
Malta.com just sold for 250K

Another week of fireworks has began...

All I can say is WOW!... I wonder if there are any other good "places" out there to invest in. I might have to dust of my world atlas later today...
 
Kingpin said:
All I can say is WOW!... I wonder if there are any other good "places" out there to invest in. I might have to dust of my world atlas later today...

don`t even bother wasting your time, they regged even my street address these days...:amen:
 
financialtraffic said:
WhereTheHeckIsMalta.com would have been a better investment.


LOL....I wonder who is the buyer.....people to throw 250K on names like that are not the average unknown Ebay domainer...:bandit:
 
malta has 2 posibilities.....
1.-The country
2.-The beer..... malta is the source of the beer..... and MALTA is a drink too.
perhaps the buyer is not crazy
 
Malta is a relatively popular holiday (vacation) destination in the UK.

- Rob
 
phluisma said:
malta has 2 posibilities.....
1.-The country
2.-The beer..... malta is the source of the beer..... and MALTA is a drink too.
perhaps the buyer is not crazy


in Italian that is spelled MALTO not malta unless it`s in English , is it?
 
Malta = Popular European holiday destination
 
Amazing, I am originally from Malta, Montana. I wanted to reg that name a few years ago and couldn't. Too bad.
 
ZaZZeR.com said:
Amazing, I am originally from Malta, Montana. I wanted to reg that name a few years ago and couldn't. Too bad.

Because its registered since 1995
and looks like the buyer is a member in the "other" domainforum
 
italiandragon said:
LOL....I wonder who is the buyer.....people to throw 250K on names like that are not the average unknown Ebay domainer...:bandit:

Those who you defined could not be average ebay domainer but can pure idiots probably living in north dakota!

250K for malta.com is a bargain.

TurNIC
 
financialtraffic said:
WhereTheHeckIsMalta.com would have been a better investment.


Lovely name for an ASCII legacy domainer!

Yes, sorry chaps, half the globe in the relevant languages sold out 6 months ago.

Check on Google.com/trends. You will find that nearly all city search is done from within, so if English isn't the Lingua Franca, they aren't worth two bits!

italiandragon said:
in Italian that is spelled MALTO not malta unless it`s in English , is it?

Why is Italian a Seimetic Language as well? No, the Italians were kicked out years ago. The British adopted the Maltese spelling. Maltese is the only version of Arabic that has been standardised into Latin Script. Again like most Geographic locations all the search comes from within. How it is spelt in the US is of virtually no consequence.

http://www.google.com/trends?q=Malta
 
italiandragon said:
in Italian that is spelled MALTO not malta unless it`s in English , is it?
I was amazed to find out on an italian airport that italians re-named "Munchen" aka Munich, to ..."Monaco" ...

As several people said, Malta is a country, prefered by many travelers.
A good price IMO.
 
first it was macao now malta that sold for xxx,xxx. Cant wait to see a huge city or huge country domain sell...ex. NewYork.com, Bahamas.com, CanCun.com, etc
 
TurNIC.com said:
Those who you defined could not be average ebay domainer but can pure idiots probably living in north dakota!

250K for malta.com is a bargain.

TurNIC


Definitely a bargain, i think the seller needed cash quick. I do not believe that the Malta government can't come out with more than 250K.
 
^. Correctamundo.

...But I wouldn't underestimate a name like bahamas.com... 7 figures easy.
 
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