They call domain names online Real Estate and you don?t get more desirable properties than Deleted.com. Think Beverly Hills. Think Fifth Avenue.
From an initial bid of US $ 25,000 at eBay, bidding for deleted.com has risen to $ 42,100.00. The domain name industry is eagerly keeping its eye on the auction as prime domains have sold for astronomical amounts of money this year. As interested parties often wait until the closing moments to place their bids, there is speculation that the domain name could go for a six figure sum.
Bike.com sold last month for $ 500,000 and WirelessPhone.com for $ 355,000, so one domain name expert?s prediction that deleted.com could go for over $ 125,000 does not seem far fetched.
?People have begun to realize that domain names are as vital to an online business as store locations are to a retailer and in 2006 domain names have finally begun to realize their full value,? says the industry expert from New York, who chose to remain anonymous. ?CreditCare.com just sold on Tuesday, June 27 for $ 125,000 and I would personally value Deleted.com at slightly more than that amount?.
There are 216,000,000 results on Google for ?deleted? and the domain name could have a number of uses, including deleted stress, deleted debt, deleted pain, deleted data or deleted domains.
The domain name receives over 400 type-in visitors a day and has a Google Page Rank of 4. The price includes a developed website.
However, its content and existing traffic are insignificant compared to its value as a one word dot com domain name. Sedo - the largest domain transaction and resell company in the world - has selected deleted.com to be in their Top Domains List. Only around 300 domains are chosen for this category from over 4 million domains listed.
As businesses move online at a blazing pace, deleted.com will only increase in value. The eBay auction represents a unique opportunity to own the Beverly Hills of cyberspace.
The eBay auction can be found here:????
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=003&item=130000522404&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMESE%3AIT&rd=1
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