I took a bit of a break from the blog as we’re very busy prepping our family for a big move. More on that later. Meanwhile, I hope everyone is doing well amid recent events. I connect with domain name investors on a daily basis and I am pleased to see the majority of them have been doing well and are seeing plenty of activity and strong results over the past few months.

We have a pretty juicy list today with twenty five-figure sales that were reported during the last four weeks.

Here’s it is:

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GoDaddy Auctions dominates this week’s list and charts five sales in the five-figure range. The top sale, however, goes to DropCatch where Tema.com sold for $43,805 in a second auction. The domain name was sold for $128,938 on May 13th but the winning bidder did not pay for the auction, and the domain name was reauctioned. The 2nd highest sale was that of Raptr.com, an expired domain that had a winning bid for $39,500. Raptr was a social-networking website and instant messenger for gamers. The service was shut down in 2017. Now, it is not sure if the domain name was renewed by the previous owner as a new landing page went up on the domain stating “Raptr.com will be back shortly “.

Here’s this weeks list:

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Rumour has it that Keith deBoer might return with a regular brandable review in podcast format. I’ve always loved Keith his insights and commentary around brandable domain names and I am excited about the prospect of hearing him share his thoughts around recent sales, pricing, and current trends.

With Uniregistry having stopped reporting their sales data it’s not uncommon to see more than half of the domains on this list are investor purchases. I’d say you have to be AlmostFearless.com to pay $11,251 for EvolveX.com, what do you think?

Here’s this weeks list:

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