The world's top ten most expensive domain names

According to foreign media reports, sex.com as one of the most expensive domain name will begin auction on March 18, bid for 1 million U.S. dollars. The auction price for the domain name was 14 million USD in 2006.　　The following are the most expensive 10 domain names ever listed in the Daily Telegraph website. Insure.com 2009 Auction sold at $16 million.　　In December 2001, insure.com Company invested 1.6 million dollars to buy the insure.com domain name, which provides life insurance, auto insurance and health insurance services. Sex.com 2006 Auction sold at $14 million.　　1994, the dating site Match.com founder Guery Klemen successfully bid for sex.com domain name, the domain name was provoked by the subject of litigation disputes, a 2006-year domain name auction price, is currently waiting for auction. Fund.com 2008 Auction price of 9.99 million pounds. The financial services of an Internet listing successfully bid for fund.com domain name, the site provides funds investment information, expert advice, allowing users to create portfolios.　　There is still controversy over fund.com and sex.com as the highest-priced domain names in history. Porn.com 2007 Auction sold at $9.5 million.　　"Porn" means "pornographic", the content of the website is self-evident. Business.com 1999 Auction sold at $7.5 million. Former Walt Disney Internet Group Chairman Jack Winnebaum and Earthlink founder Sike Dayton in 1999 co-founded the business Search engine and network directory company, and successfully bid for business.com domain name.　　July 2007, the United States yellow page publisher RH Donnelley 345 million U.S. dollars to acquire the company, access to business.com domain name. Diamond.com 2006 Auction sold at $7.5 million. Diamond.　　COM sells only diamond jewellery, a successful bid by ice.com, an online jewellery retailer. Beer.com 2004 Auction sold at $7 million.　　It is a search engine company that searches for beer, beer brewing, tasting, beer news, beer history and drinking games. Israel.com 2008 Auction sold at $5.88 million. The American Jew, Joel Friedman, successfully bid for israel.com in 1994.　　Its purpose is "to provide the best firsthand Israeli information". Casino.com 2003 auction sold at $5.5 million.　　A network gambling site, "Casino" for the "casino" meaning, the site content at a glance. Toy.com 2009 Auction sold at $5.1 million. Last year, toy company R successfully bid for toy.com domain name.　　Other bidders stopped bidding at 3 million, but R and Nationa LA-1 advertising continued to raise their bid, R eventually bid for the domain with 5.1 million dollars. Excerpt from Tencent Web