In the history of the 25 most expensive domain name, the most valuable value of 10 million US dollars

Over 500 domain names now have more than $ 1 million to buy and sell. According to these expensive domain names we can see that it is mostly related to pornography and gambling. Let's take a look at the history of the most expensive 25 domain names

1, MM.com

Price: 1.2 million US dollars

Selling date: July 2014

In July 2014, MM.com was registered as a domain name dealer by the domain name dealer Sedo for $ 1.2 million by Hangzhou Duomai E-Commerce Co., Ltd., an ICANN-accredited global 1629th-level domain name registration Business, the 42nd top-level domain name registrar in Mainland China) and the site also holds many other well-known domain names.

2, eBet.com

Price: 135 million

Date of sale: October 2013

A man named "Rick" registered eBet.com's domain name as early as 1996, and did not agree to sell it until October last year.

3, Cameras.com

Price: 1.5 million US dollars

Date of sale: 2006

Cameras.com has created the highest ever auction of real-time auctions on the Moniker.com domain trading platform. According to DN Journal, Sig Solares, CEO of Cameras.com, the successful owner of Parked.com, paid 1.5 million at the fastest rate at the online domain auction at Moniker.com US dollar acquisition fee.

4, Russia.com

Price: 1.5 million US dollars

Date of sale: 2009

Sedo.com completed the deal in 2009, the seller is Paley Media in Seattle.

5, Tandberg.com

Price: 1.5 million US dollars

Date of sale: 2007

DN Journal wrote after the deal was completed: "Tandberg.com, the world's leading provider of backup and archiving solutions, has decided to acquire the domain name from Tandberg, the latter The world's leading provider of visual communications products and services, headquartered in New York and Norway. "

6, Ticket.com

Price: 1.52 million US dollars

Date of sale: 2009

Ticket.com's transaction made a big profit on the domain name trading platform Afternic.com, which was completed in October 2009 and BuyDomains as a trading broker.

7, DataRecovery.com

Price: 16.59 million US dollars

Date of sale: 2008

Minnesota's Associated Computers, Inc. sold the domain name to ESS Data Recovery on February 1, 2008, while the latter had been hoping to acquire the domain name.

8, Auction.com

Price: 1.7 million US dollars

Date of sale: 2009

It was reported that the deal even exceeded $ 2.5 million, but the actual price was $ 1.7 million and the buyer was Real Estate Disposition Corp.

9, Dating.com

Price: 1.75 million US dollars

Date of sale: 2010

Dating.com was sold for $ 1.75 million at the DOMAINFest Auction in May 2012, when Boardgames.com, the second largest selling price, sells for $ 450,000.

Fly.com

Price: 176 million

Date of sale: 2009

Travelzoo, a global online travel giant, acquired the domain name in January 2009.

Seniors.com

Price: 1.8 million US dollars

Date of sale: 2007

For a man named Page Howe, 2007 was a big deal for him because he sold two domain names this year at a seven-figure price, with Guy.com selling prices For $ 1 million, Seniors.com costs as much as $ 1.8 million.

12,37.com

Price: 196 million

Selling time: March 2014

The 37.com domain name was sold at a private auction in March this year, with the acquirer 37 Game China Game Developers (37WAN).

13, Computer.com

Price: 2.1 million US dollars

Selling time: 2007

In October 2007, Computer.com was successfully sold at a domain name auction.

14,114.com

Price: 2.1 million US dollars

Selling time: July 2013

114.com was successfully sold to a Chinese company for $ 2.1 million at a private auction in July 2013.

15, KK.com

Price: 2.4 million US dollars

Selling time: November 2013

KK.com sells cybersquatters SnapNames for $ 2.4 million in late 2013.

16, Youxi.com

Price: 243 million

Selling time: March 2014

Youxi.com was successfully sold to Gamewave Group Limited for $ 2.43 million at a private auction in March 2014.

17, Investing.com

Price: 2.45 million US dollars

Selling time: 2012

Financial information firm Forexpros.com bought the domain for $ 2.45 million, the highest-priced domain of the year.

18, Social.com

Price: 2.6 million US dollars

Selling time: 2011

Social.com was sold in July 2011 and Moniker as an intermediary facilitated the deal.

19, CreditCards.com

Price: 275 million

Selling time: 2004

ClickSuccess LP, an online seller of financial instruments and products, bought the domain in 2004, the highest-priced domain for years. It should be noted that Casino.com was sold in 2003 for $ 5.5 million, but the deal also includes other asset transactions.

20, Shopping.de

Price: 285.89 million

Selling time: 2008

Unister GmbH bought the German domain name for $ 3 million in 2008.

21, Candy.com

Price: 3 million US dollars

Sold for: 2009

G & J Holdings bought the domain name for $ 3 million in 2009.

22, Vodka.com

Price: 3 million US dollars

Selling time: 2006

The largest Russian manufacturer of vodka-funded Russian billionaire bought Vodka in December 2006.

23, Sex.xxx

Price: 3 million US dollars

Selling time: June 2014

Sex.xxx was sold for $ 3 million in June 2014 by ICMRegistry, the US domain name registrar, which included 40 other key domain names.

24, Porn.com

Price: 9.5 million US dollars

Selling time: 2007

Porn.com was the highest priced domain name deal at the time, and was done in cash, with Moniker acting as a broker to make the deal and sell it to MXN Limited.

25, Sex.com

Price: 13 million US dollars

Selling time: 2008

Sex.com's transaction amount has been included in the "Guinness Book of World Records" and has become the world's most expensive domain name. Adult entertainment company Escom LLC sold it to a company called Clover Holdings Ltd for $ 13 million in 2008.