TradingCards.com sells for about $2 million through GoDaddy
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A website name about trading cards sold for about 2 million dollars. It was first offered for sale for 2.5 million dollars on a site that lists domain names for sale. The buyer found it through a search on GoDaddy, a company that sells domain names.
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TradingCards.com sold for about $2 million, close to its buy-it-now price, according to DomainInvesting A blog on domain name investing and sales, published by Elliot Silver since 2007. Full definition of DomainInvesting, which reports that the sale closed last week. The name had been listed on Afternic GoDaddy's domain marketplace, which shows listings across many partner registrars. Full definition of Afternic for $2.5 million. A representative from Afternic told DomainInvesting.com that the buyer found the listing through a GoDaddy The largest registrar, which also runs a registry business and an aftermarket platform. Full definition of GoDaddy search. The seller sold the name strictly as a domain, without any trading card business attached.
The seller has worked in domain name A readable internet name made of labels separated by dots. Full definition of domain name and the trading card business for many years, and he asked that his identity be kept private. The Whois record is private as well, so the buyer is not known. The name currently shows a minimal GoDaddy Airo landing page.
The trading card market has been strong recently, and The New York Times covered its growth last month. Trading cards as a business include sports cards, Pokemon cards and many other items. DomainInvesting.com says that once DNJournal A domain trade publication known for its charts of top reported sales. Full definition of DNJournal and NameBio A searchable database of publicly reported domain sales. Full definition of NameBio record the sale, it will rank among the top five publicly reported domain sales of the year. It also says NameBio's ranking of the 100 most-reported domain sales of all time lists TradingCards.com among the largest two-word .com sales.