No Slowdown in Domain Sales

TechCrunch posts that domain sellers are partying like it’s 1999.

The domain after-market is nearly as old as the internet itself. From domain and typo squatting through to legitimate ownership, the market for domain names has risen and fallen in line with the overall market.

The article mentions how Business.com is on the market again, this time for $400 million. Recent sales include:

• Free Credit Check.com & Credit Check.com sold together for $3million
• Seniors.com – $1.8 million
• Blogging.com – $135,000
• Houston.info – $17,000

Source: Digg.com

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