Beem is also catchyQuote:
Originally Posted by Good.Karma
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Beem is also catchyQuote:
Originally Posted by Good.Karma
I would think beem.com would only be worth the registration fee. It must mean something to someone.
But is it $136,000 worth of catchy? Catchy for a nonsense name usually just pushes the price up to $50. There had to be multiple deep-pocket bidders in order to push the price up that high. It has a private registration so I can't see who bought it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tekel
It looks like there are a few famous people named Beem and an Android project called BEEM.
Heh reg fee and $50. A pronounceable web 2.0 all premium char 4 letter domain is worth quite a bit more. I'd say 5k is a good price for that domain for a seller. But to the right buyer it can be worth a lot more.
Any domain name is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Obviously there were bidders willing to pay a lot of Beem.com. I see beem as a word that is prone to being spelled as beam, because beem is not an English dictionary word. It will be interesting to see what the site turns out to be.Quote:
Originally Posted by nux
Sedo does tend to get the best prices for domains. I'm impressed with some of the prices that people get for domains there.
Sedo:
maleenhancement.net 15,000 $US
webcube.com 15,000 $US
marathon.net 15,000 Euro
clothing.net 40,000 $US
proshop.de 19,250 Euro
cuisiner.com 13,000 Euro
RingTones.com
$750,000
Mobile Streams as a seller
I know the guy who brokered that deal. I have to say that I think ringtones.com is probably more valuable than ringtone.com (which sold for a lot more) since most people have more than one ringtone. At least I do.
Sedo:
sixpack.net
12,000 $US
Sedo:
younews.com
40,000 $US