Most expensive domain ever sold (1.Viewing)
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Eby
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Me neither
GeorgeK
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Not quite. The domain name was valued at that amount in the financial statements, when there was a transaction for the entire company valuing the entire enterprise at $2.5 billion. See:
https://twitter.com/GeorgeKirikos/status/570956812008202240
https://domaingang.com/domain-news/cars-com-domain-was-valued-at-872-million-dollars/ [including the comments below the article]
https://www.dnacademy.com/the-definitive-guide-to-the-worlds-largest-domain-sale
https://twitter.com/GeorgeKirikos/status/570956812008202240
https://domaingang.com/domain-news/cars-com-domain-was-valued-at-872-million-dollars/ [including the comments below the article]
https://www.dnacademy.com/the-definitive-guide-to-the-worlds-largest-domain-sale
[notify]GeorgeK[/notify]
Would you mind reposting your info here:
https://namepost.com/threads/the-most-expensive-domain-name-ever-sold.98/
Some of our topics in speakers corner would fit quite well on the new namepost and I'm trying to stimulate some conversation there.
Would you mind reposting your info here:
https://namepost.com/threads/the-most-expensive-domain-name-ever-sold.98/
Some of our topics in speakers corner would fit quite well on the new namepost and I'm trying to stimulate some conversation there.
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Yep, I was waiting for George to hit with the real story.
It's no different than proclaiming "The Most Expensive Jewel Ever Sold" and using an appraisal as your backup.
It's no different than proclaiming "The Most Expensive Jewel Ever Sold" and using an appraisal as your backup.
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