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Most Expensive Domain Names

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   domen name
   price
   years of the transaction
     
 Internet.com  $ 18,000,000  
 Insure.com  $ 16,000,000  (sold to QuinStreet marketing company in 2009; the website provides life, car and health insurance quotes)
 Sex.com  $ 14,000,000  (2006, sold to Clover Holdings Ltd; domen name registrated by Gary Kremen in 1994)
 Fund.com  $ 9,999,950  (2008, site for financial transactions, especially investments)
 Porn.com  $ 9,500,000  (2007, bought by MXN Limited)
 Business.com  $ 7,500,000  (1999, business search engine; in July 2007 Business.com company was sold to Dex One company for $345 million)
 Diamond.com  $ 7,500,000  (2006, sold for Ice.com company; sells diamond jewelry)
 Beer.com  $ 7,000,000  (2004, all about beer, including drinking games)
 Israel.com  $ 5,880,000  (1994, bought Joel Noel Friedman)
 Casino.com  $ 5,500,000  (2003, online gambling site)
 Slots.com  $ 5,500,000  (2010)
 AsSeenOnTV.com  $ 5,100,000  (2000)
 Toys.com  $ 5,100,000  (2009, bought at auction by Toys ‘R’ Us – company that manufactures toys)
 Korea.com  $ 5,000,000  (2010)
 SEO.com  $ 5,000,000  (SEO = Search Engine Optimization)
 Clothes.com  $ 4,900,000  (2008, net selling clothes)
 YP.com  $ 3,850,000  (bought by YellowPages.com)
 Shop.com  $ 3,500,000  (2001)
 Vodka.com  $ 3,000,000  (2006)
 Wine.com  $ 3,000,000  (1999, bought by VirtualVineyard.com)
 Candy.com  $ 3,000,000  (bought by G&J Holdings)
 Shopping.de  $ 2,850,000  (2008)
 CreditCards.com  $ 2,750,000  (2004)
 Computers.com  $ 2,100,000  
 Seniors.com  $ 1.800.000  (2007)
 Fly.com  $ 1,760,000  (2009)
 Dating.com  $ 1,750,000  (2010)
 Auction.com  $ 1,700,000  (2009, real estate auctions in the United States)
 DataRecovery.com  $ 1,659,000  (2008)
 Ticket.com  $ 1,525,000  (2009)
 Cameras.com  $ 1,500,000  (2006)
 Tandberg.com  $ 1,500,000  (2007)
 Russia.com  $ 1,500,000  (2009)
 

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