Domain Name Auction

Bought An Expired Domain. I Wonder How Google Will React.
Back to the domain I bought, I ran a quick Google cache query and it showed me the domain auction page which means Google has been active on the site and knows for sure that the domain is up for auction. The next few months will be ...

Generic Domain Name Owner Sells Web Address For $2.6 Million
A man from North Potomac, Maryland made a goldmine out of the domain name he had been maintaining since 1994 for $20 a year after the web address sold for $2.6 million in an online site that auctions domains. ...

US man gets $2.6m for domain name
A US man has sold the domain name pizza.com for $2.6m (£1.3m) - after maintaining the site for just $20 a year since 1994. Chris Clark, 43, accepted the offer from an anonymous bidder after a week-long online auction. ...

Special Introductory Domain Pricing
Don't be a complainer, learn about things like how to get a back order domain, which domain name registrars are good, who is Frank Schilling, where can you find deleted domains, and what is a domain name auction? ...

A slice of the auction
Fourteen years ago, Chris Clark shelled out 20 bucks to register the domain name pizza.com. This afternoon, he's selling it to the highest bidder for somewhere in the neighborhood of $3 million. It's crazy, it's just crazy, he said ...

Hostage.TV
I checked my domain portfolio and one of my domain name is expired since last March 16, 2008. So 20 days past due after the expiration. I'm not worried as I thought that I have 30 days before going to redemption period. ...

Domain Speculator Rakes In The Cash For Pizza.com
Hmmm… what domain can I register to try to cash in on this????? From the Baltimore Sun. Fourteen years ago, Chris Clark shelled out 20 bucks to register the domain name “pizza.com.” This afternoon, he sold it for $2.6 million. ...

Auction nets $2.6 million for domain name - United Press International
Auction nets $2.6 million for domain name United Press International - 1 hour ago BALTIMORE, April 3 (UPI) — The investment of $20 a year to maintain ownership of the Internet domain name pizza.com netted the US owner a hefty return ...

Auction nets $2.6 million for domain name (Moldova.org)
The investment of $20 a year to maintain ownership of the Internet domain name pizza.com netted the US owner a hefty return of $2.6 million Thursday. Chris Clark of North Potomac, Md., registered the name in 1994, when trying to snare a ...

Auction nets $2.6 million for domain name
The investment of $20 a year to maintain ownership of the Internet domain name “pizza.com” netted the US owner a hefty return of $2.6 million Thursday. read more | digg story.