Numeric Domains

Catch 22 ... Caught for $100k

Although not officially confirmed, Sedo auctions sold 22.com for $100,000. I was surprised that it went for such a bargain price. Ostensibly it's because the world economy is still reeling from that Yankee malaise.

The seller in this case still has quite a nice portfolio in its quiver. Let's hope that some of the buyers of numeric domains previously reported here at ND Central will soon deploy some of those gems and start to recoup their respective investments.

Sedo also has 08.com (zero) currently on auction with a bid of $103,000. That auction ends in a couple of days. The auction starting there on February 19 also has some numerics including 90.com.

Numeric Domains End the Year With a Bang!

DNJournal confirms that  T.J.Demas added to his formidable numeric domain war chest recently by adding "two bits" to the roster.

T.J. shelled out $124,555.55 for 25.com and promptly redirected it to this Wikipedia page.

It's still too early to tell if the elfin Aspenite will realize a profit on his numeric portfolio or not. Rest assured that Sluggo NuDoms here at number central won't be betting against him.

288.com Clears 40k

The numeric domain 288.com recently changed hands for $43,222 at Sedo's Great Domains.

This was a virtual steal for the new owner. Aside from the obvious - short length, .com, and lucky number attributes, this domain is one of the most versatile in terms of the number of alpha keypad equivalents:

= cut
= but
= atv: all terrain vehicles
= ctv: Canadian Television (who dat?, ed.)
= btv: British Television
= btu: British thermal unit

Errrr... Steelers will win the Super Bowl

2 Great Numeric Domains in Sedo Auction

Two great numeric domains got a fast start out of the gate in the Great Domains/Sedo first premium domain auction of the year.

49.com quickly met and exceeded its reserve price during the first day of bidding and currently sits at $53,000.

Update: Jan. 19 - bid now at $71,000

Update: Jan. 21 - bid now at $73,000

647.com has attracted 4 bids to date. The current bid is $7,000 and has not met its reserve price (5,000-19,999).

Update: Jan. 20 - Reserve met. Bid now at $9,999

We'll update this auction as bids are placed. Good luck to both the buyers and sellers.

NB: The current highest bid in this auction is $150,000 $200,000 for Indian.com. Any under bidders may be interested to know that we here at Numeric Domains have direct ties to the owners of Indian.us. Should there be any interest, please feel free to contact the usual suspects here at NuDoms.