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Trio of 6-Figure Sales Highlight a Strong Week for the Domain Aftermarket

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The new weekly domain sales report is out at DNJournal.com and once again it was a solid week for the aftermarket. There was a trio of six-figure sales including one that ranks among the year's 12 biggest sales and another for a nice two-letter .com that fetched $192,000. There was also a major deal in the country code category that ranks among the ten biggest ccTLD sales so far in 2008. You can get all of the details here:
http://www.dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm

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Great report Ron, as usual. That 2-letter .com sale is jaw-dropping :D

Just a note: DoTrust.com sold for $5,288 on Afternic was one of the domains that were bought using stolen credit cards by the notorious middle Eastern hacker (or one of his minions) so this sale should be invalidated. The domain is in a Netsol trust account currently.
 
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Thanks for the update, Ron. I wonder why one of my recent sales I'd emailed about you last Friday was not published...
 
Great work as usual. Do you have a comparison chart of top sellers. Based upon this most recent article seems like,
1. Moniker,
2. Sedo,
3. Afternic
 
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