Nor.com sells for $700,000 through Atom
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Nor.com, a web address ending in .com, was sold for $700,000 through a company called Atom. The buyer's name is hidden, and the sale was announced on October 15, 2026.
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Nor.com has sold for $700,000 through Atom.com, according to a LinkedIn post by Zack Gabor, Director of Sales and Partnerships at Atom. The sale was announced on October 15, 2026.
The buyer has not been disclosed. The domain's Whois record has privacy protection switched on, and the name now loads a generic Atom landing page stating that it is no longer for sale. Elliot Silver found no earlier public sale record for the name on NameBio A searchable database of publicly reported domain sales. Full definition of NameBio.
Silver also says the sale has not yet been logged by DNJournal A domain trade publication known for its charts of top reported sales. Full definition of DNJournal. Once it is, he expects it to fall just outside the top 10 publicly reported domain sales of 2026. Using his own records kept at Embrace.com, he places it as the second largest three-letter .com sale of the year.
Silver is an Internet entrepreneur and publisher of DomainInvesting A blog on domain name investing and sales, published by Elliot Silver since 2007. Full definition of DomainInvesting, and he also runs Top Notch Domains, LLC, a company that has closed eight figures in deals.